Purim Special: From Esther to AIPAC
By Gilad Atzmon with preface commentary by Dr. David Duke

A prominent Jew reveals how the Holocaust has become a new religion, one that justifies new genocides and threatens Jew and Gentile alike

“Interestingly enough, the Holocaust religion extends far beyond the internal Jewish discourse. In fact the new religion operates as a mission. It sets shrines in far lands. As we can see, the emerging religion is already becoming a new world order. It is the Holocaust that is now used as an alibi to nuke Iran… To a certain extent we are all subject to this religion, some of us are worshipers, others are just subject to its power. Interestingly enough, those who deny the Holocaust are themselves subject to abuse by the high priests of this religion. Holocaust religion constitutes the Western ‘Real’. We are not allowed to touch it or to look into it. Very much like the Israelites who are entitled to obey their God but never to question him. ” –- Gilad Atzmon

Preface Commentary by David Duke

Gilad Atzmon is an accomplished writer and one of the most famous Jewish musicians in the world. His recent CD called Exile was named the year’s best jazz CD by the BBC. Atzmon served in the Israeli military but later came to be one of the most eloquent opponents of Zionism in the world. Atzmon helps us understand the Holocaust mentality of Jewish extremists. It is a mentality that long predates what is referred to as “The Holocaust” with a capital “H”, for as Atzmon denotes in the title of his article, this Holocaust mentality has been going on “From Esther to AIPAC.”

Atzmon points out that what is called “The Holocaust” has literally been made into a new religion, a religion where Jewish people have become literally the New Gods for themselves and for we, the goyim, who are all now burdened with the guilt of the ultimate sin and responsibility for it. Those who dare to oppose this new power on earth or who dare to question a single assertion of the new Holocaust orthodoxy have become the new heretics called “anti-Semites” and “Holocaust deniers.” (more…)