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Britain's Quatuor Coronati Lodge foments extremism in the Mideast
Scott Thompson
1995
https://larouchepub.com/eiw/public/1995/eirv22n46-19951117/eirv22n46-19951117_057-british_quatuor_coronati_lodge_f.pdf
...After nearly 15 years of investigation, EIR can report unequivocally that all of the irrationalist gangs that comprise both the Jewish and Islamic terrorist undergrounds in Israel and Palestine, that are engaged in an irregular war against the consolidation of an Arab-Israeli peace, are the direct products of a l00-year-old scheme, designed and carried out by the British Crown-with fingertip control. The goal: to ensure that the Middle East region remains in a constant state of religious and ethnic turmoil, susceptible to British balance of power manipulation, and, when need be, to periodic out breaks of religious warfare and genocide.
The headquarters of this effort is located in the Quatuor Coronati (Four Crowns) "research lodge" of the United Grand Lodge of England. The head of the United Grand Lodge is the Duke of Kent, first cousin of the Queen, and a leading figure in the Club of the Isles, chaired by Prince Philip.
The Quatuor Coronati Lodge was established in London in 1862, shortly after the Prince of Wales made a pilgrimage to the Holy Land and founded the Palestinian Exploration Fund (PEP), whose patron today is the Queen. The first head of the lodge, Sir Charles Warren, who served briefly as commissioner of the London Metropolitan Police (and was widely identified as the man who covered up the royal family ties of "Jack the Ripper"), led a PEF expedition to Jerusalem and the Holy Land over 1867-70. Warren wrote a series of accounts of his expedition, with such titles as Recovery of Jerusalem, The Temple and the Tomb, and Underground Jerusalem. These studies helped launch the drive to rebuild Solomon's Temple on the site of the original Temple Mount, purportedly located on the Haram al-Sharif, site of one of Islam's most holy shrines, the Dome of the Rock mosque. The implications of Sir Charles's Temple Mount effort run deep, and they have been a prime source of bloodshed, including the tragic assassination of Yitzhak Rabin.
Sir Charles Warren's efforts received the enthusiastic backing of Lord Alfred Balfour and Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli, both leading occultists and prominent sponsors of the British Mandate over Palestine.
In 1967, the Quatuor Coronati Lodge dispatched Asher Selig Kaufman, an Edinburgh-born Jewish extremist and member of the Correspondence Circle of Quatuor Coronati, who had just completed a ten-year intelligence assignment under British H-bomb scientist T.E. Allibone, to Jerusalem to revive Sir Charles Warren's archaeological studies on the precise location of the temple ruins.
After years of work, Kaufman finally published his "findings" in the March-April 1983 issue of Biblical Archaeological Review, a publication sponsored by the Lodge to popularize its kooky theories and its fake findings. The article, "Where Was Solomon's Temple? New Evidence on Where It Stood," was edited by Barbara Ledeen, whose husband, Michael Ledeen, was then a consultant for the U.S. National Security Council. The circulation of the Kaufman article, which claimed to contain precise new evidence of the location of the Temple of Solomon, helped mobilize a fanatical Jewish underground movement bent on building the Third Temple on the Biblical site of the first two. The precondition for the reconstruction, was the destruction of the Dome of the Rock mosque.
Even before the publication of Kaufman's article, once word had gotten out of the Quatuor Coronati "discoveries," groups such as the Jerusalem Temple Foundation, an Ameri can organization, began raising funds for the rebuilding. In reality, the funds were conduited into Jewish underground groups, including Meir Kahane's Kach Movement, and the
Jerusalem yeshiva Ateret Cohanim ("Priestly Crown"), which began conducting animal sacrifices and other rituals in the catacombs beneath the Dome, in preparation for the reconstruction of the Temple.

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