Hitler, The Jews, and Rabbi Lapin

by Chad Powers

"You’d have to be a recent immigrant from Outer Mongolia not to know of the role that people with Jewish names play in the coarsening of our culture. Almost every American knows this. It is just that most gentiles are too polite to mention it."
Rabbi Daniel Lapin, "Our Worst Enemy", Toward Tradition, January 20, 2005

In modern "free," Western "democracies," one may defame the Pope, the prophet Mohammed, or even God Him/Herself, smearing and slurring anyone’s "sacred cows" (Hindus’ obviously included) with impunity, but the "Holocaust" — holy, sacred, transcendent — is beyond public reproach. Consider that in at least seven Western countries a critic can be fined and jailed for "denying" or even "trivializing" the Holocaust, that event of Jewish obsession that has usurped what was once known as World War II, a pan-human disaster from which as many as 64 million people may have died. There is an old adage to understand this phenomenon of the holocaustal pedestal in Western life: one may gauge true power in any culture by what is forbidden to be publicly spoken. (more…)

(left) Israel Shamir, a very Jewish Israeli citizen and former member of the Israeli army speaks about and against Jewish supremacism and how opposition to to it is stifled by sophistry and hypocrisy — a fascinating piece that is instructive for both Gentiles and Jews alike — David Duke

ZENO’S ARROW:
Or How to Argue Your Case with Jews
by Israel Shamir

We shall win the war if and when we win the argument. This has been my conviction since 1991, when I witnessed how the mighty nuclear superpower collapsed because they lost a philosophical dispute. In the battle for Palestine the same rule may apply. Our adversary is protected by mighty Stealth technology made out of best sophisms but he has his Achilles’ Heel, and Apollo may still point it out to our archer Paris.

Recently we published a tongue-in-cheek essay by Joh Domingo Philo-Semitic Attacks on the Rise and received many responses. The Jewish responses were expectable and they could be summed by one line: “You can’t say anything valid about Jews because we all are different“. Probably you have encountered this line. (more…)