David Duke and Lennart Berg of Nordiska Forlaget

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Hear this timely interview of David Duke on issues important for Sweden and the rest of the European-American world. In this interview David Duke talks about the reasoning behind his two important books, My Awakening and Jewish Supremacism and how each book has a different approach that ultimately arrives at the same conclusions. It is an inspiring interview that also goes to the heart of the spiritual motivations in our fight for our heritage and freedom. This is a classic interview on some of the basic principles of our Cause and is perfect for those new to our Movement. It is also incredibly motivating for every person already active in it. This interview will encourage and inspire you.

“If the White race is to be condemned in the liberal press for having had slaves, why are the Jewish people not condemned for their leading role in the slave trade over the last 2000 years?”

Another question for David Duke and his answer!

Mr. Duke, you mention the White role in slavery, but please bring up the historic role in this nefarious practice. You wrote about it so powerfully in Jewish Supremacism. Most scholars say that far more Blacks perished in the slave trade itself than from conditions in the Americas. “If the White race is to be condemned in the liberal press, why are not the Jewish people condemned for the world’s leading role in the slave trade over the last 2000 years?”

–Dr. E Brian

That’s such a good question Dr. Brian. It is one that has an interesting and obvious answer. One must look at the identity of the people doing the condemning. The historical Jewish domination of the slave trade is revealing about the entire structure of the Jewish-Gentile conflict and the propaganda to which we are subjected. I will never forget when, as a young boy, I watched the Ten Commandments with that great Gentile icon Charlton Heston playing Moses. In the audience of the Pharoah, Moses stands up and condemns him for slavery. (more…)