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“Stalin’s Jews”

September 20, 2022

Lazar Kagonovich

IN A 9,100-word article at The Unz Review, Larry Romanoff looks at the greatest mass murderers of modern times — Hitler isn’t remotely on the list.

They include Lazar Kaganovich, whom most Americans have never even heard of:

Lazar Kaganovich was a close associate of Joseph Stalin and the brother of Stalin’s wife. As noted above, Kaganovich was the Jewish head of the CHEKA and famous for his purges of those who opposed Jewish control of the country, having ordered the deaths of millions. Kaganovich openly boasted of personal responsibility for killing at least twenty million people. It was Kaganovich also who presided over the total destruction of Christian churches and clergy, the man famous for standing atop the rubble of a Russian church and proclaiming, “Mother Russia has been cast down! We have torn away her skirts!”.[23]

This Jew truly “made life a living hell” for the people of Russia, killing countless millions of innocent peasants in a sea of blood. Not everyone objected: One Jew in Hollywood was reported to have said, “You can’t make an omelet without breaking eggs” and, in a statement variously attributed to both Stalin and Kaganovich, “The death of one man is a tragedy, the death of a million is a statistic.” On the other hand, the Jewish Virtual Library seems to know only that Kaganovich “managed the construction of the Moscow underground”, and that, rather than being Stalin’s main Jewish handler, his “subservience to Stalin was made abundantly clear” in some obscure article he supposedly wrote.[24]

 Kaganovich was just one of the Jewish mass murderers; there were many other Jews who contributed to the massacre of Russians under the cruelest circumstances.

Romanoff states:

This topic is important not only for its own sake but because it provides linkages that help us to put other historical events in perspective, and even more because it is an astonishing, even astounding, example of how history is spun, of how the omission of only a few crucial facts can totally distort an entire vital segment of history. One result is that much of what we “know” of our history is factually wrong, but also it provokes us to despise innocent people while sympathising with the guilty.

[This post is not an endorsement of all of Romanoff’s writings, especially his views on Russia today.] Read More »

 

Gallant Malcontents

September 19, 2022

WHEN the struggle seems to be drifting definitely towards a world social democracy, there may still be great delays and disappointments before it becomes an efficient and beneficent world system. Countless people will hate the new world order and will die protesting against it.”

“When we attempt to evaluate its promise, we have to bear in mind the distress of a generation or so of malcontents, many of them quite gallant and graceful-looking people.”

— H.G. Wells, The New World Order, 1939

 

 

Before the Big Box Store

September 16, 2022

Market Scene, Jan Van Horst

THE economic writer Werner Sombart (1863-1941) described the “buy local” spirit of European economic life before the rise of modern capitalism, when even advertising was considered unseemly:

The centre of this whole was the individual man. Whether as producer or as consumer, his interests determined the attitude of the community as of its units, determined the law regulating economic activities and the practices of commercial life. Every such law was personal in its intent; and all who contributed to the life of the nation had a personal outlook. Not that each person could do as he liked. On the contrary, a code of restrictions hedged about his activities in every direction. But the point is that the restrictions were born of the individualistic spirit. Commodities were produced and bought and sold in order that consumers might have their wants sufficiently satisfied. On the other hand, producers and traders were to receive fair wages and fair profits. What was fair, and what sufficient for your need, tradition and custom determined. Read More »

 

Medieval Dance Party

September 15, 2022

 

 

 

“Guilty, My Lord”

September 15, 2022

HERE IS the scene from “A Man for All Seasons,” the 1966 historical drama, in which  Sir Thomas More, the Lord Chancellor of England under King Henry VIII is convicted of treason and sentenced to death. More, played here by Paul Scofield, refused to recognize Henry VIII’s marriage to Ann Boleyn and take an Oath of Supremacy declaring Henry Supreme Head of the Church of England.

More stated:

I am the King’s true subject, and I pray for him and all the realm. I do none harm. I say none harm. I think none harm. If this be not enough to keep a man alive, then in good faith, I long not to live.

The scene takes place in Westminster Hall, where Queen Elizabeth II lay in state this week.

Westminster Hall, a reader points out, was also “where Edmund Campion and his fellow defendants were tried, and during which he declared: ‘In condemning us, you condemn all your own ancestors, all our ancient bishops and kings, all that was once the glory of England — the island of saints, and the most devoted child of the See of Peter.'”

 

 

From Henry VIII to Charles III

September 14, 2022

A READER writes:

[1532: Henry VIII, after having divorced Catherine Aragon, his wife of 24 years, participates in a secret wedding service with Anne Boleyn, leading ultimately to the establishment of the Anglican Church and the severing of England from the rest of Christendom.]

1930s: Edward VIII gives up the throne to wed a double-divorcée. The abdication is necessitated by the Anglican Church prohibition on remarriage when a partner has a living, legitimate spouse. Edward’s action will eventually allow his niece Elizabeth to become queen.

1950s: Elizabeth refuses assent for her sister, Princess Margaret, to marry a divorced British war hero who has a legitimate spouse. Margaret submits. (She later marries and divorces another man.)

1990s: Elizabeth orders the divorce of her son Charles from Princess Diana. The legal action becomes final the year after Charles’s paramour divorces her own husband. During that decade, three of the queen’s four children divorce their spouses. Diana dies in 1997.

2000s: Charles marries his divorced paramour despite that her husband remains alive.

2010s: Charles and Diana’s son Harry marries a divorcée.

2020s: Charles, as king, becomes Anglican Defender of the Faith, the first divorced person to hold that title since Henry VIII, who founded the church in a series of actions stemming from his desire to escape a marriage.

So, as we can see: In some ways this timeline reflects an Anglican decline, but ultimately is faithful to that heretical religion’s roots.

 

Camilla Parker Bowles at her wedding to Andrew Parker Bowles, who was allegedly unfaithful to his wife and married again the year after their divorce.

 

“Searching for Hope Amid Western Decay”

September 14, 2022

IN THIS video, the British commentator “Way of the World” comes to a liberating realization. I’m not very familiar with his work and like many dissident videos, there are some amateur moments here. But his description of his personal discovery is moving.

“Way of the World” realizes there are no political solutions to the moral chaos we see or to the conquest of once Christian nations. “Our zombie civilization has fallen because men have lost sight of their divine purpose … As the West abandoned God, God abandoned the West.”

The answer, he says, is for the people of the West to return to God, especially in their hearts and minds. “God is not a distraction from the issues we face, but the key to understanding and dealing with them.”

Our purpose in this world is simple in the end. It’s not to elevate ourselves, nothing that we are, but to bring glory to God.

 

 

Marxist and Capitalist

September 13, 2022

IT is a law of history often verified that social egalitarianism, whether in the form of democratic radicalism or socialism and communism, is the most favorable to Big Business and money makers, because it breaks the political and social frameworks and families that impede the preeminence and the absolutism of money. Under an economic conception of civilization, egalitarianism appears both as a ransom and as a lever. It is always the middle classes, especially the rural classes, representing the largest wealth in the diffuse and fragmented state, which bear the brunt of egalitarian social movements, for the benefit of big businessmen, financial magnates and complicit demagogues. It should be added that from a strictly financial point of view, the disasters of history, the wars or revolutions, do not ever represent disasters to the handlers of money and shrewd businessmen, who can profit from everything, on the condition of knowing in advance, of being informed. This is why International Finance, placed on the very ground of [Capitalism’s economic theorist David] Ricardo, to combat him, many of his conceptions, his arguments, his theories and his conclusions.

“The mysterious bond, the secret affinity that unites despite everything the Mercantilists and Puritan businessmen with the Bolsheviks come from the fact that they have in common, while drawing different conclusions and ends, the same design and the same worldview.”

— George Batault, 1921

 


						
 

“No Evidence of a Plane” at Pentagon

September 12, 2022

 

 

 

 

9/11: “Urban Renewal with a Twist”

September 11, 2022

FROM Stewart Ogilvie:

The so-called “twin towers” were flagship structures in NY Port Authority’s new World Trade Center in which five other smaller ones were constructed. Building 7, which eventually achieved notoriety due to its “photographed” demolition late in the day on 9/11, was roughly half the height of the twin towers. The Port Authority’s 1964 cost estimate for the project was $350 million. By September 1965 it had risen to $525 million. By December 1966 it was $575 million. There was no stopping this highly touted project to construct the world’s tallest buildings despite serious financial reservations. Bid at $750 million, the final construction cost was $1.2 billion. Read More »

 

Deconstructing 9/11

September 11, 2022

FROM the work of Simon Shack at September Clues:

If you have come to terms with the fact that 9/11 was a massive money-making scheme and – of course – a pretext to wage hugely profitable wars, the basic rationale behind this Grand Deception should, hopefully, become clearer. It is essential to consider all the variables which such an audacious false-flag operation would entail and what precautions its plotters must have observed: The Grand Deception plan was undoubtedly meant to be foolproof and, ideally, free of unnecessary elements of risk and opposition. There was simply no rationale for the 9/11 plotters to commit a mass murder of some 3,000, mostly white-collar professionals (brokers, bankers, financial analysts, etc.) whose families would likely have access to first-rate, ‘uptown’ legal assistance. Surely, killing that many people would have been an utterly senseless, self-inflicted aggravation on the part of the perpetrators. Since they could reliably rely on the fully compliant ‘top-brass’ of the mainstream media, they would have used this unique, exclusive asset to its full potential.

Ever since day one, the major hurdle for many people to even start considering 9/11 being an ‘inside job’ has been: “I can’t believe my own government would murder 3000 of their own people”. Once that psychological obstacle is removed, it should become apparent that the whole operation consisted essentially of a covert demolition of a redundant, asbestos-filled building complex. To kill thousands of people in the process never was an envisaged proposition as it would have encountered severe resistance among the insiders involved. The second objective was to blame this destruction on a foreign enemy; an inanely fanciful, outlandish tale involving hijacked airliners used as missiles was concocted, to be supported by digital imagery and special movie effects. How this was done is thoroughly illustrated in my September Clues video analyses. Read More »

 

Moon River

September 10, 2022

 

 

 

George Carlin: Mock Rebel and Change Agent

September 10, 2022

GEORGE CARLIN, who died in 2008, was a wildly popular Irish American comedian, author, and actor who emerged as a supposed representative of the Common Man and social critic during the 60s and is still widely quoted and revered today.

Regarded as one of the most important and influential stand-up comedians of all time, he was dubbed “the dean of counterculture comedians”. He was known for his black comedy and reflections on politics, the English language, psychology, religion, and taboo subjects. His “seven dirty words” routine was central to the 1978 United States Supreme Court case F.C.C. v. Pacifica Foundation, in which a 5–4 decision affirmed the government’s power to censor indecent material on public airwaves. (Wikipedia)

Carlin raged against “greedy, well-fed white people” and ridiculed religion.

Wyatt Stag examines Carlin’s  legacy in this video:

[Carlin] has been heralded as everything from a sage to a prophet, attracting an almost cult-like devotion among his fan-based. These devotees, convinced of the value of Carlin’s many observations and insights, treat his words as words to live by. Carlin, however, was no authentic counter-cultural figure, but a manufactured product of the very system of power he pretended to critique. Over the course of his five-decade career as a comedian, he served as a willing mouthpiece for the subverted cultural establishment, helping to promote the tenets of the death cult that has hijacked Western civilization, all the while masquerading as a rebel …

This video is a brilliant examination of a decadent popular culture and worth watching even if you never heard of Carlin or were interested in him. Carlin despised middle class white America and came close at times to advocating its physical extermination. (Language warning: Clips from Carlin’s routines include expletives.)

 

 

Elizabeth, Farewell

September 8, 2022

To this day, Britain claims to have ‘won’ both of the 20th Century’s world wars, but together they destroyed that nation forever. After ‘victory’ came humiliation. — Tucker Carlson

 

 

They Did It For the People

September 8, 2022

 

The Nativity of Mary

September 8, 2022

OUR Lady’s origin is wrapped in silence, as was her whole life. Thus, her birth speaks to us of humility. The more we desire to grow in God’s eyes, the more we should hide ourselves from the eyes of creatures… we should labor in silence and obscurity.”

— Fr. Gabriel of St. Mary Magdalene

(Source)

 

 

Clueless Feminist Runners

September 8, 2022

FILE this under “Feminism: Suicidal tendencies” or “Feminism: Narcissism.” The Daily Mail reports:

More than 1,400 people have signed up to run through the streets of Memphis at 4 am on Friday – marking a week since Eliza Fletcher was kidnapped and murdered on her morning run, and completing her regular route she was snatched from while jogging.

The women organizers say they want ‘to emphasize that women should be able to safely run any time of day.’

Yes, women should be able to run any time of day, even in unbecoming and immodest clothing. And women should be able to swim without learning to swim. And women should be able to hold venomous snakes without getting bitten. And women should be able to jump from cliffs and fly. Women should be able to do this and that — and well, every thing they want. Unfortunately, the only likely way a woman will be able to run without risk at any time of day is if she runs with a man or if men are exterminated. Men can easily overpower even athletic women.

Some women have been stung by criticism of Fletcher’s reckless behavior. Read More »

 

Eliza Fletcher and the Toll of Black Brutality

September 7, 2022


THE BODY of 34-year-old, Memphis kindergarten teacher Eliza Fletcher was found in the tall grass near a vacant building not far from her home on Monday afternoon. Police have charged 38-year-old, convicted kidnapper Cleotha Abston with murder and kidnapping. The teacher, a mother of two small children, disappeared during an early morning jog last Friday. The cause of her death has not been released but according to police Abston overwhelmed her as she ran and dragged her into his vehicle.

This is not the first time Abston violently abducted someone.

“Cleotha Abston was sentenced to 24 years in prison in 2001 in the abduction of Kemper Durand, a well-known Memphis lawyer, as well as a charge of aggravated robbery, court records show. The formal charge in the abduction case was “especially aggravated kidnapping.” He was released in November 2020.”

Cleotha Abston

In that incident, “Durand was walking to his car around 2 a.m. on May 25, 2000, after attending a par ty on Beale Street when a lone gunman walked up behind him, took his wallet, and forced him into the trunk. The abductor, Cleotha Abston, drove around and picked up friends then, after about two hours, escorted Durand into a Mapco station to withdraw money from an ATM. A uniformed Memphis Housing Authority officer entered, Durand yelled that he had been kidnapped, and the kidnappers ran away.” (Source)

Abston was apparently a ticking time bomb, according to an article linked below by The Daily Mail: Read More »