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Gandhi, having been attracted by the example of Jesus, made a determined effort to see whether Christianity was the path he should follow but after meeting Mr. Banerjee, he seems to have been disappointed that he could not convince him. I
Read MoreIn an article in the Unz Review in July, retired CIA agent Philip Giraldi described an encounter he had at what he called “an antiwar conference.”
Five years ago, I wrote an article entitled “America’s Jews Are Driving America’s wars.” It turned out to be the most popular piece that I have ever written and I was rewarded for it by immediately being fired by the so-called American Conservative magazine, where I had been a regular and highly popular contributor for fourteen years. I opened the article with a brief description of an encounter with a supporter whom I had met shortly before at an antiwar conference. The elderly gentleman asked “Why doesn’t anyone ever speak honestly about the six-hundred-pound gorilla in the room? Nobody has mentioned Israel in this conference, and we all know it’s American Jews with all their money and power who are supporting every war in the Middle East for Netanyahu? Shouldn’t we start calling them out and not letting them get away with it?”…
Read MoreWhy would a Soviet-led expedition of eight women climbers prefer to die, in the worst storm that hit Lenin Peak in twenty five years, rather than accept help from fellow male climbers?
Not considered steep or technical, but nonetheless very high at 7,134 meters (23,406 feet), situated within the Pamir Mountain range at the Tajikistan-Kyrgyzstan border. Lenin Peak is subject to harsh, unstable weather conditions. It is known by climbers for its strong winds, frosty temperatures, with sections of moderately steep ice. At such a high altitude the weather can turn very suddenly with an additional risk from avalanches for those ascending or descending. The peak is the highest mountain in the Trans-Alai range. This combination of changeable weather and high altitudes has resulted in the deaths of many of its climbers…
Read MoreHaving dealt with what is undoubtedly the biggest weapon in the mainstream Holocaust propaganda campaign, namely Auschwitz (once referred to in this context by David Irving as “the great battleship Auschwitz,” with the major task for revisionists being, “Sink the Auschwitz!”), Germar Rudolf moves on to look at other camps, beginning with the so-called “Operation Reinhardt” camps, the terminology used by mainstream writers for the alleged systematic extermination of Jews in three “pure extermination camps” in eastern Poland, namely Treblinka, Belzec, and Sobibór. Rudolf asserts that this claim of mass murder is wrong…
Read MoreIn one of my numerous podcasts, I announced that I was a guinea pig in a social experiment which had been kept a secret from me for my entire life. The name of that experiment was social engineering. It began shortly after the Allied victory in World War II by driving my family out of our ethnic neighborhood in Philadelphia, and it eventually drove my generation insane with a combination of sex, drugs, and rock ’n roll. The one thing that remained constant during this period of time was the silence of the social engineers and the ignorance of the guinea pigs who had been the unwitting recipients of their ministrations. The author who writes under the pseudonym of Margaret Clare Devlin has done the baby boomer generation a favor by breaking that silence in a way that is no less shocking than it would have been if a lab rat had stood up to the scientist who was experimenting on it and said, “Cut it out” or, better, “I know what you’re doing, and I’m not going to take it anymore.” After a lifetime spent as part of an unnamed experiment which wrecked her life and the lives of everyone in her family, one of the guinea pigs finally figured out what was going on and decided to tell her story in all of its gruesome detail. Boomers’ Families springs from the Catholic tradition which Augustine founded when he wrote his Confessions and Thomas Merton resurrected for Americans when he wrote The Seven Storey Mountain. It’s required reading for every baby boomer whose life got ruined by the enemies no one ever warned him against in an undeclared culture war whose main strength was that the victims didn’t know that war was being waged against them.
Read MoreIt’s easy to miss the D. L. James house. Allegra, sometimes known as Jennie, had told us that it was directly across Highway 1 from the Tickle Pink Inn, and so with my eyes fixed on the left side of one of the narrowest and most scenic highways in America, I drove right past the unobtrusive entrance to what is probably the most beautiful house in California. After making a U-turn I catch fleeting glimpses of my destination while trying not to slide into southbound oncoming traffic. The entrance is easy to miss because it is simply a door placed in a rock arch which is part of a wall that extends along the highway for the length of the property. Aquinas said that happiness resulted from a sudden change in state. If so, the modest entrance to the D. L. James house gave rise to happiness as we opened the door, leaving the danger of the highway behind and entering an enchanted garden of indigenous trees shading a stone path which sloped gently downward toward an as yet unseen house. Both sides of the path were covered with exotic large-leafed plants that looked as if they belonged in a fantasy world….
Read MoreIn an article which appeared recently in the National Catholic Register, Father Raymond J. de Souza announced that the Church had a “German problem.”1 The indisputable evidence for this problem could be found in the results of the German synod, which announced that the main problem facing the Church lay in lack of tolerance for sexual deviance. Whether that was construed as a celibate clergy, prohibitions against the divorced and remarried receiving communion, or disapproval of homosexuality, the German “Synodal Weg,” made it clear that it was the Church which had to change, not the Germans who had acquired a lot of bad habits over the past half century. The flagrant use of Church structures to undermine Church teaching provoked outrage among a group of “more than 70 bishops—led by four cardinals from three continents”—who “issued an open ‘fraternal letter’ to the bishops of Germany stating that ‘the potential for schism … will inevitably result’ if they do not repent of their ‘Synodal Path.’”
Read MoreAs Dr. Thomas Dalton has also stated, “Holocaust revisionists are often called ‘Holocaust deniers’ by mainstream writers. This appellation is both derogatory and, technically, almost meaningless.”9 What is needed, as was stated in the earlier article, is a recognition that an objective investigation of empirical issues can arrive at the truth, and that it is essential to state the truth in love. What follows is an attempt once more to do exactly that, setting it in the context of two lives and two struggles, those of Germar Rudolf and of Eduard Wirths….
Read MoreWatered in turn by powerful hurricanes and the blood of martyrs, Florida continues to be the scene of epic battles. Today, my home state of Florida is the site of the crucial battle between representative government and big-tech oligarchic rule. The man elected by the people to promote the common good is Republican Governor Ron DeSantis, who is “not the kind of Roman Catholic who draws cheers from journalists who admire progressive Catholics.” On March 28, 2022, DeSantis signed into law The Parental Rights in Education bill to combat the grooming of small children in Florida’s classrooms. This daring act landed him astride the broad back of Bucking Bull Bob Chapek, Walt Disney’s CEO, who was immediately roused out of the gate by the Left to, according to DeSantis, mobilize his “considerable corporate resources out of the coffers” of his “Burbank, CA-based corporation to overturn the rights of parents in the State of Florida, and effectively commandeer our democratic process.”
Read MoreBy the summer of 2018 I began researching why the Japanese invaded Korea, why comfort women issues are so sensitive in the same region, why the Nanking (or Nanjing) incident has been so simplistic, and to what extent Soviet communism influenced Korean revolutionaries from the early 1900s up until the late 1940s.
What became unquestionably clear to me throughout my studies was that what was true in the United States and much of Europe with respect to subversive movements, the deconstruction of the moral and social order, and messianic politics was a fortiori true in much of Asia, most specifically in China under Mao, in Cambodia under Pol Pot,1 in Vietnam under Ho Chi Minh,2 in Korea through the communist movement,3 and in Japan when the feminist movement began to assault the nuclear family in the 1970s.4
Read MoreLike many, I was stunned by the Canadian trucker protest, not because I knew the world was fed up with COVID, but because the protest began in a country whose people were known for their politeness, if not docility. If the Canadians are hitting the road and heading for Ottawa, you know things have gone too far. And that seemed to be the verdict of the rest of the world as well. Faced with career-ending scandal, Boris Johnson, England’s prime minister, saw a political opportunity and seized it when he effectively ended the pandemic by fiat, thereby taking back the political power which he had handed to the medical bureaucrats and showing that he stood with the people of England, who had had enough. Other European nations followed suit, as a pandemic weary world edged toward normal.
Read MoreIn almost all events where human beings are involved, there will be differences of opinion regarding how to interpret these events. In this connection we also see vastly different characters at play, each trying to put his or her own particular perspective on what happened. The case of the Nuremberg trials is no exception to this. We see in that event tragedy, comedy (perhaps surprisingly), courage, cowardice, irony, naivety, and even commonsense.
What follows is a review of the law and process governing both the trials and the lead up to them. To examine things in this way can be somewhat abstract and regulatory. It is very important to look at the interplay between the participants and to examine the human personalities involved and, of course, the fact that individuals were on trial for their very lives.
Read MoreIn a classic expression of the deliberate obstruction of communication which communications directors get hired to engage in, Thierry Bonaventura, communications director for the General Secretariat of the Synod announced on December 12 that he had taken down a video promoting homosexuality by “New Ways Ministry” for “internal procedural reasons.”1 A more likely reason is that Bonaventura had either taken the initiative on his own or had been instructed to do so by a Vatican bishop who suddenly learned that New Ways Ministry had been condemned by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops in 2010 for undermining the Church’s teaching on homosexuality. In the upside-down world of the current Vatican, where the transvaluation of all values is the regnant ideology, the American bishops’ condemnation is reason for commendation from the Jesuits, who now rule Rome with an iron rod firmly within their limp-wristed grasp. Our suspicions about the Jesuits’ involvement in homosexual subversion deepens when we learn that the New Ways Ministry site contained a link to a “75-minute video . . . by Fordham University theologian Robert Choiniere, who is also the director of adult formation at St. Francis Xavier Church in Manhattan.”2 Fordham is the Jesuit university in New York City, and St. Francis Xavier is the Jesuits’ church in Manhattan. By the way, in case anyone didn’t already know, Pope Francis is also a Jesuit.
Read More“The Jew cries out in pain as he strikes you.” — Polish proverb
The wicked flee when no one pursues. . . . — Proverbs 28:1
The murderer always returns to the scene of the crime.
As in the culture wars, there are no truces in the war on Christmas. Although he didn’t start it, former Fox pundit Bill O’Reilly played a major role in popularizing the idea that someone was waging a war on Christmas when The O’Reilly Factor ran a segment on “Christmas under Siege” on December 7, 2004. “All over the country,” O’Reilly complained, “Christmas is taking flak. In Denver this past weekend, no religious floats were permitted in the holiday parade there. In New York City, Mayor Bloomberg unveiled the ‘holiday tree,’ and no Christian Christmas symbols are allowed in the public schools. Federated Department Stores—that’s Macy’s—have done away with the Christmas greeting ‘Merry Christmas.’”2 Within days, conservative pundit Pat Buchanan joined the fray when he claimed that banning Christian symbols from public events during the Christmas season constituted “hate crimes against Christianity.”…
What is the number one taboo subject today in Western society? At different times the average person would perhaps have singled out the topics of homosexuality; the relations between the different races; illegal immigration; even questions of sex generally. Today, to cast doubt upon global warming/climate change is almost out of bounds. However, the present writer’s nomination for number one goes, without a shadow of a doubt, to the Holocaust.
Read MoreThe British entered the subcontinental scene at the outset of the seventeenth century. The question is, would they finally present a challenge to the interminable reign of the subcontinent’s usurers?
It seems reasonable to assume they might have done so given the long-standing acceptance in Europe of economics as a school of moral philosophy. Of course, it hadn’t always been that way. The Roman penchant for enslaving conquered peoples meant that there was a time when chattel slaves were as much a feature of the economy as debt slaves. It’s estimated that by the end of the 1st century BC, about 35 percent to 40 percent of Italy’s population were slaves.1
But by the 5th century AD, the Roman Empire had collapsed. In time Christianity would replace paganism which included a series of radical departures from the pagan understanding of economics.
Labor in the pagan world, particularly manual labor, was seen as the output of slaves. The idea that a well-to-do Roman would sully his hands cleaning, gardening, or carrying out any other work typically carried out by slaves was unthinkable. But to the Christian mind, when God became man, He gave new dignity to man’s output, namely his labor, laying the groundwork for the acceptance of labor as the source of value. This accounts for the Benedictine order’s value for labor, implicit in their motto, “ora et labora” or “pray and work,” over a millennium before Adam Smith and his leftist counterpoint, Karl Marx, came to the same conclusion.
Our topic today is “Is race an important topic or a fiction?” And so, I’d like to begin our discussion of the concept of race with a reminder that historically race referred to ethnicity as well as physical characteristics. But before I do that I’d like to explain the difference between categories of the mind and categories of nature or reality by describing the biggest crisis to hit Indiana since the Civil War. I’m talking about the decision to put Indiana on daylight saving time:…
Read MoreJared Taylor’s pernicious ideology became obviously clear when David Duke attended an American Renaissance conference in February of 2006. Duke brought the whole house down that day by saying that “There is a power in the world that dominates our media, influences our government and that has led to the internal destruction of our will and our spirit.”1 One can arguably say that the following reaction to this statement was a watershed moment which clearly indicated that the American Renaissance is an ideological organ which resolutely and systemically fails to address the fundamental issues.
The audience immediately sensed that Duke was onto something. “Tell us, tell us,” they said. To which Duke responded: “I’m not going to say it.” But Michael Hart, a Jewish astrophysicist who was at the conference and who was more interested in fighting “Islamofascism” and discussing racial issues in the United States, instantly knew what Duke was referring to. Hart, a grown man, was noticeably panicked at that point. He was certainly overcome by fear….
On July 16, 2021, the Vatican issued a motu proprio on the Latin Mass under the title of Traditionis Custodes which effectively revoked Pope Benedict’s motu proprio Summorum Pontificium, which made the Latin Mass more readily available to the faithful. That story began in 1988 when Pope John Paul II issued his own motu proprio Ecclesia Dei in the wake of the Lefebvrite schism of that same year. Worried that the Lefebvrites would follow the Latin Mass out of the Church, Pope John Paul II made the Tridentine rite available on a limited basis. As part of his efforts to end the Lefebvrite schism, Pope Benedict XVI lifted the excommunications of the four bishops Archbishop Lefebvre consecrated and expanded access to the Tridentine rite, by issuing his own motu proprio. Both Summorum Potificium and Ecclesia Dei were, in Pope Francis’s words, “motivated by the desire to foster the healing of the schism with the movement of Mons. Lefebvre. With the ecclesial intention of restoring the unity of the Church, the Bishops were thus asked to accept with generosity the ‘just aspirations’ of the faithful who requested the use of that Missal.”1
Read More“The Jews conserve the ancient fury and the ancient anger, even now in their synagogues blaspheme the Christian name under the name of Nazarene; and as long as they succeed in killing us, they are content even to be burned alive.”
-St. Jerome
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