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Discrediting the people who claim it's a fabrication doesn't prove the Protocols are real. And holy moly that wouldn't even be, on the best of days, "solid proof". You need the prove the validity of the Protocols. Believing *anything* on nothing more than face value, *especially* something that just "happens" to tell you exactly what you wish to be told, makes you a fool. That's how you get manipulated.

Everybody lies about everything, and has for all of history. Literally one of the first things children learn is how to lie. And I'm not going to believe that the people of the early 1900s, who thought the train was going to burst out of the movie screen and run them all over, weren't any less gullible. Everything is fake until proven otherwise, and that goes for a sketchy document that appeared out of nowhere, credited to nobody, with no history. Discrediting the 'debunkers' changes nothing for me.

And it doesn't for most people.

Part 1 alone is 7,770 words. There's 40 fucking parts. I opened up part 30 at random and it was 9,500 words. ***Nobody has read this shit, and I won't believe you if you claim you did.*** This fucker wrote a goddamn tome that would make Tolstoy blush, about a document that's like 12,000 words on its own.

*40 parts.* This is the work of a diseased mind. [You can present the entire history of the Roman Empire in a fraction of the time.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EOzr15h8S8&list=PLp5VE4P1YBhc05cDqiOazzTTu1WSh8MHg)

Like I said, if the author can't take themselves seriously, why should I? How long is the entire series? A *quarter million words?*