They're clearly plagiarized from an 1856 French work. I've written a book with this shit in mind. You're far better off not using the Protocols themselves as your "evidence" for any given point, because they themselves aren't verifiable. What IS verifiable is what Ford said Do you have a link to the source for that quote? Because I've only found a quote that is worded completely differently. It's important to match not just the spirit, but the letter of a person's quote., what the Talmud says, and what jews themselves have admitted to saying.

Take another example, the "blood libel." It's universally heralded as… libel. A hoax, a lie, just antisemitic claptrap. They say that the stories are entirely fabricated and that the jews were either accused of what others did or were just scapegoated and the crimes didn't happen. And without modern medical autopsies or any form of forensic evidence, these individual cases can be brushed under the rug.

But when you look at what's being said and how it's being said, you start to ask questions. Such as, "Why did medieval nations who never had contact with one another–who were enemies, even–report stories about jews with identical events happening between them?" And while most jews themselves actively reject the "blood libel," it only takes a handful who admit it to throw the whole damn thing into question. Like a jewish doctor who wrote an entire fucking book on the subject and admits it.

https://www.scribd.com/document/330147501/Blood-Passover OR BERNARD LAZARE HIMSELF.

“It was born at first from this widespread idea that the jew was fatally urged each year to reproduce figuratively, at the same time, the murder of Christ; For this reason, in the legendary acts of martyred children, one always shows the victim crucified and suffering the punishment of Jesus, sometimes even, it is represented crowned with thorns and pierced flank. To this general belief were added the prejudices, often justified, against the jews devoted to magical practices. Indeed, in the Middle Ages, the jew was considered by the people as the magician par excellence, in fact, some jews indulged in magic; there are many formulas of exorcism in the Talmud, and Talmudic and Kabbalistic demonology is very complicated. Now, we know the place that the blood always occupied in the operations of witchcraft… Blood, especially virgin blood, was attributed to unheard-of virtues; the blood was a healer, evocative, preservative; it could be used for the search for the philosopher's stone, for the composition of potions and enchantments. Now, it is very probable, even certain, that jewish magicians had to sacrifice children; from there, the formation of the legend of the ritual sacrifice. It is stated that the jewish religion, which approved the crucifixion of Christ, furthermore recommended the spreading of Christian blood, and they sought stubbornly Talmudic and Kabbalistic that can justify such assertions.”

~ ✡Bernard Lazare✡; L’Antisémitisme, son histoire et ses causes, pp. 354-6; 1894