Thread: The Jewish Question

I'll preface this post with a quote from author/translator, Victor Marsden: "The chief difficulty in writing about the Jewish Question is the super-sensitiveness of Jews and non-Jews concerning the whole matter. There is a vague feeling that even to openly use the word 'Jew,' or to expose it nakedly to print, is somehow improper." Indeed, truer words were never spoken and I can personally vouch for their veracity from my own experience not only on the internet but also in face to face conversation.

Jews claim many White Europeans are suffering from a disease, a disease they call anti-Semitism...Well if anti-Semitism, I call it Jew- consciousness, is a disease I think I have it. I must have contacted it during my many years of independent historical research, or maybe it was while living through all the negative changes taking place around me, spiritually, morally, racially and economically, as our great United States began its spiral downward.

In the pages of many books I found numerous examples of minority Jews over-represented, and, in many cases working against our people's best interest, in almost every area of our public life except military burial grounds. The more I read the less I thought of Jews as the religious, always persecuted, "chosen" people of God as I once did. After a long struggle I came to realize they were, in fact, the complete opposite of what I had been taught from my youth so I became very interested in learning all I could about the Jewish Question and its relationship to my White European race...This type of mind set, according to Jews, now brands me as a carrier of the anti-Semitic disease.

I don't feel like a leper or an outcast though, because the pages of history record many who spoke candidly about the Jews. Men like Henry Ford the automotive genius who declared, "No one can understand the issues of this hour unless he understands the Jewish Question" and aviation hero Charles Lindbergh who boldly stated that, "It seems that almost anything can be discussed in America today, except the Jewish Question." Even Jesus Christ had some choice words to say about them and, quite frankly, who would know them better? So I'm not really concerned what names I'm called because I know I'm in the good company of men and women who for centuries have been forced to deal with this Jewish Question, and who were certainly not intimidated by those who would attempt to silence their voice regarding a social issue which obviously brings out such strong emotions on both sides.

Indeed there are strong emotions on both sides, strong emotions that, at least from a White European's perspective, deserve answers. Answers to questions like..."What is it that has driven Jews for centuries to exploit and corrupt the Gentiles they live amongst until finally that strong emotion, the disease, they call anti-Semitism breaks out...Is it a virus, aliens, demons, or what?" In my opinion its their exaggerated sense of self-importance, and until that changes they will always be viewed with suspicion by our people, and remain slaves of their massive ego. An ego that has driven them to become the most destructive influence on the White European race our people have ever encountered.

Abner
　
　

　　　

　

Here's another comment on this subject..I found it in Volume IV on page 41 of the four volume collection of "The International Jew." These volumes contain a series of articles that appeared in "The Dearborn Independent" newspaper, an inhouse publication of the "Ford Motor Company" back in the 1920s.

"The Jewish Question in America is not in the number of Jews who reside here, not in jealously of Jews material successes, and certainly not in any objection to the Jews entirely unobjectionable religion; it is in something else, and that something else is the fact of Jewish influence on the life of the country where Jews live; in the United States it is the Jewish influence on American life."

FYI: Our history books love to label the great automobile genius Henry Ford as an anti-Semite. Yes, the same Henry Ford who gave his friend, rabbi Leo M. Franklin, a new car every year. The same man his Jewish employees defended, and protested against when any unkind statements were made against him. The man they considered their benefactor, and an employer who treated them kindly.

*Harmony & Dissonance: Voices of Jewish Identity in Detroit 1914-1967,
Sidney Bolkosky, 1991, Pages 80, 81,
Wayne State University Press.