The World of a Working Class Jew
July 8, 2016
SID Green describes his life at Henry Makow’s site.
July 8, 2016
MICHAEL writes:
Hard to believe (not really), but look what’s on sale at Amazon.
July 7, 2016
JUST another crazy, insane conspiracy theorist. (Note: This is not an endorsement of InfoWars or Times Square.)
July 7, 2016
FROM Lifesitenews:
According to the legal settlement, ChristianMingle and other Spark-owned matchmaking sites — CatholicMingle.com, AdventistSinglesConnection.com and BlackSingles.com — must cease asking users if they are men seeking women or women seeking men. Instead, the sites will only ask users if they are men or women and then allow them to seek heterosexual or homosexual relationships.
The Spark-owned sites cannot return to asking users if they are men seeking women or vice versa unless the site “provides similar prompts which allow individuals seeking a same-sex match partner to enter and use the sites without having to state that they are seeking a match with someone of the opposite sex,” according to the settlement.
“As long as Spark operates the Mingle sites, users will continue to have the ability to search for potential same-sex matches using the sites’ text searching and profile building features,” the settlement decrees.
The settlement ordered Spark to pay $9,000 each to the two homosexual men “as a service reward for their efforts on behalf of the Settlement Class and release of their damages claims.” Spark must also pay $450,000 in their legal opponents’ attorneys’ fees.
In 2008, a judge forced the creator of the matchmaking service eHarmony.com to cater to same-sex couples. [emphasis added]
July 7, 2016
“I hate being donor conceived. I think it is ridiculous and bizarre that the two people that made me have never met and never will meet. I think it’s creepy that my dad was paid. I think it’s creepier that agents and salespeople and commercial doctors worked so hard to create me and now that I’m an adult have no interest in my opinion. They’re like drug pushers. Selling substances that cure baby cravings. Do they have anything to cure my father cravings?”
— From “The Anonymous Us Project: A story-collective on 3rdParty Reproduction”
July 6, 2016
“THE Village of St. Bernadette,” sung by Andy Williams, was a hit single in 1959, reaching Number 7 on the charts at Billboard magazine for 13 weeks. The song is about Bernadette Soubirous, the remarkable girl from the French village of Lourdes, and her visions of the Blessed Mother, which occurred on 18 occasions in 1858 and were followed by a miraculous spring that cured the sick. This touching song is not a great work of art, to be sure, but it expresses the inspiration that ordinary, often quite poor people have felt in response to Bernadette ever since that day when she fell to her knees in a lonely grotto, transfixed by the appearance of the most beautiful woman she had ever seen, and it is a striking illustration of how far popular culture has come. It’s hard — no, impossible — to imagine a song like this as a hit today.
July 6, 2016
THE decision by FBI director James Comey to decline to prosecute Hillary Clinton for threats to national security was entirely unsurprising. But here is good commentary from Andrew C. McCarthy yesterday at National Review Online:
In essence, in order to give Mrs. Clinton a pass, the FBI rewrote the statute, inserting an intent element that Congress did not require. The added intent element, moreover, makes no sense: The point of having a statute that criminalizes gross negligence is to underscore that government officials have a special obligation to safeguard national defense secrets; when they fail to carry out that obligation due to gross negligence, they are guilty of serious wrongdoing. The lack of intent to harm our country is irrelevant. People never intend the bad things that happen due to gross negligence. Read More »
July 6, 2016
IN AN article at the Clifford Hugh Douglas Institute, Will Waite explains why solutions such as restricting immigration and increasing the manufacturing base, however important they are (I support both), will not prevent ongoing economic decline. That is because creating more jobs will not create more money:
Now we need to hone in on a common misconception that keeps this lunacy in play. Whether you work for a wage or you run a business that makes or sells things you need money to live. So whatever is it you do to get money you call that activity ‘work’. But you should know that money is not made by working it is made by banks lending. The problem everyone is complaining about, is we don’t have enough money to enable the smooth running of the economy. It follows then that there is no point in trying to solve it by doing more work or by selling more things because money is not made by working or selling.
Forgive me if I point out the obvious but we should be careful about the words we use. If you do some work and are paid for it, you don’t ‘make’ money you simply get it from somebody else. So, as a matter of fact, there is no functional link between work and the quantity of money at all. Making money is the exclusive domain of banks. When banks lend money it is literally made and, ironically it is about the least labour intensive occupation imaginable.
To illustrate the process pretend I work in a bank and this computer I am using is in the bank where I work. I have a customer sitting before me named Sue that the bank I work for has approved for a $100,000 loan. I bring up her account, put the cursor in the correct field, smile over the top of my screen and type
$100,000.00 (enter after the last zero)
Money made.
That this is the method by which modern money comes into existence is self-evident. The $100,000 is deposited into Sue’s account and no one will refuse it as payment for goods and services. It is new money. There is no gold backing and no one’s account has been reduced so Sue can have her $100,000. The same principle applies on the national level. Virtually every nation in the world operates from a position of insolvency because the tool they require to conduct their economic affairs is created in this way. The more productive the economy, the more money is required, so the greater the national debt, take the U.S. and Japan for instance. Read More »
July 6, 2016
AS a commenter at The Washington Compost put it:
When recruiting cannon fodder, one cannot be too picky.
July 6, 2016
THE ANTI-NEW YORK TIMES has published its obituary (free to non-subscribers) for “E-lie the Weasel,” the mythomaniac whose grotesque fabrications about the “Holocaust” have provided coverage for years for the crimes of the Kosher Nostra:
In 1946, after learning of the Jewish terrorist group Irgun’s deadly bombing of the King David Hotel, Wiesel aligned himself with the murderous anti-British and anti-Arab underground movement — translating propaganda articles from Hebrew to Yiddish for Irgun publications. Strangely enough, for a full decade after the war, Wiesel had never once written nor talked about the Holocaust TM. After a meeting with the well-known French author Francois Mauriac (a communist sympathizer) E-Lie the Weasel was persuaded to begin writing about his alleged experiences.
Most people today are too attached to misguided fantasies about the nature of good and evil to believe that such a monstrous liar could go on spewing such monstrous lies for years. A 2011 video by Brother Nathanael Kapner exposes some of Wiesel’s lies and a new video critiques his theatrical skills. Wiesel was a multimillionaire. There’s no business like Shoah business. Read More »
July 5, 2016
IN A brilliant, eleven-minute sermon, Fr. Germán Fleiss explains why Catholics are obliged to refuse obedience and submission to the Vatican II religion and why all of its popes are antipopes. This is no mere opinion, he states, but objective truth. “To affirm that Francis be the pope is altogether incompatible with the Catholic Faith.”
July 4, 2016
ELIE WIESEL, worldwide celebrity promoter of the hateful cult of the Holocaust, has died at the age of 87.
Wiesel claimed in his book Night that Jews were thrown into pits of fire at Auschwitz.
Robert Faurisson, the persecuted French historian, wrote in his article, “A Prominent False Witness: Elie Wiesel:”
Wiesel the false witness had some bad luck. Forced to choose from among several Allied war propaganda lies, he chose to defend the fire lie instead of the boiling water, gassing, or electrocution lies. In 1956, when he published his testimony in Yiddish, the fire lie was still alive in certain circles. This lie is the origin of the term Holocaust. Today there is no longer a single historian who believes that Jews were burned alive. The myths of the boiling water and of electrocution have also disappeared. Only the gas remains.
Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, Wiesel was not only a fraud but a purveyor of hatred. He wrote:
Every Jew, somewhere in his being, should set apart a zone of hate — healthy, virile hate — for what the German personifies and for what persists in the German. To do otherwise would be a betrayal of the dead.
A reviewer at Amazon wrote of Wiesel:
He covets money, fame, recognition, and enjoys lying for the pleasure he receives from cretin admirers. He has a god complex in which he plays the Divine master and suffering servant. He is worse than the evil he viciously fights against and has no morals. Never have I heard of or known such a depraved liar and I would suspect demon possession.
Call Me Jorge writes, regarding the book reviewed:
[Wiesel] was a master manipulator of Christian minds. An excellent book on his life including his chasidic upbringing, sexual abuse, and his career as chronic liar is, Holocaust High Priest by Warren B. Routledge. Little known to Catholics (and covered in the book) is the role the Catholic homosexual, François Mauriac, played in transforming Wiesel from a run of the mill hasidic con-man into the high priest of Holocaustianity and how further Catholic ‘intellectuals’ piggy backed onto this bandwagon in order to advance their careers. May God have mercy on this blasphemer and liar’s soul and the souls of all those who enabled him.
Wiesel received a standing ovation by Congress last year.