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>>13966673
It's not as if Guénon alone became to that conclusion of in the quote picture you posted.

Benjamin Disraeli wrote 100 years earlier than Guénon this observation:
>The public does not realize that in all the conflicts within nations and in the conflicts between nations there are, besides the people apparently responsible for them, hidden agitators who with their selfish plans make these conflicts unavoidable. . . . Everything that happens in the confused evolution of peoples is secretly prepared in order to ensure the dominion of certain people: it is these people, known and unknown, that we must find behind every public event.
>"The world is governed by people entirely different from the ones imagined by those who are unable to see behind the scenes."