November 7, 2002
The Egyptian TV
series, “A Knight Without a Horse”, on the Jewish “conspiracy” for world
domination, “as set down” in the Protocols of the Elders of Zion
By Itamar Marcus
The first chapter of the 40 part
Egyptian TV series “Knight Without a Horse”, which depicts Zionism as part of
the Jewish plot to rule the world that was laid out in the Protocols of the
Elders of Zion, was broadcast today, the first day of Ramadan.
The first
chapter of the series being broadcast on 22 stations in the Arab world, opens in
“Palestine 1948” - showing Arab refugees walking in the desert.
Narrator: “The Zionists bought the world’s conscience with money
..
“There was a major conspiracy…
“People do not know the secrets.”
An
old man with a book begins to tell the unknown secrets and his story starts back
in 1855 with the life of his father, the hero of the story, as a 5 year old. The
opening plot shows the child, Nagib, being kidnapped by a Turkish nobleman who
wants to raise him in his home. The film is clearly contrasting the simple
goodness of the common Egyptian with the wealth, arrogance and distance of the
Turkish nobleman.
There are no further references to Jews or Zionism in
this chapter. PMW will update the Egyptian series as it
develops.
