Horus’s more detailed article on Jewish immigration to Britain and the lies it was based on can be found at: “Ties Abroad: The context and causes of Jewish immigration from 1881.” In a separate post on Substack, he notes: “This and much else I’ve written owes a great deal to the pathbreaking work of Andrew […]
In this essay I examine the effects of Jewish immigration on the native English in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, focusing mainly on the East End of London and drawing entirely on the work of Jewish historians. Areas of concentration While wealthier Jews typically lived in the West End or in country houses, […]
In a previous essay I discussed the causes of the Jewish immigration wave that began in 1881 and the role of the existing Jewish population and their supporters in Britain. Here I expand on the situation of Jews in Britain before 1881, their influence on British foreign and domestic policy, the reasons for the mass immigration from […]
Darryl Cooper’s interview with Tucker Carlson being seen by tens of millions of people may prove to have been a fatal blow to the school of Churchill admiration. Their reaction was feeble by comparison, suggesting to me that the hero myth is losing, or has lost, its power and now relies entirely on lethargy and […]
[Alderman]: For British Jewry this represented a very considerable victory; it was little wonder that when Disraeli returned in triumph from Berlin, Moses Montefiore (despite his ninety-four years) was the first to greet him at Charing Cross railway station.17 [Horus]: “A very considerable victory” it was, over anyone more sympathetic to Christians than to Jews, […]
(32) Home | Substack This is one of the crucial blue pills I aim to refute in my work. Immigration did not become bad in the 1990s and immigrants are not violent primarily because of having experienced war or poverty. They are different people who frequently regard us with contempt and hostility. Jewish immigrants like […]
When I first wrote about the historians’ reaction to Darryl Cooper’s condemnation of Winston Churchill, I was unaware of Niall Ferguson’s interview with Konstantin Kisin. Ferguson, I knew, particularly objected to Cooper and Carlson’s comments on the present state of Britain, which now contains more than eighteen million occupants of foreign ancestry. In his interview with Kisin, however, […]
