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The Transfer Agreement Edwin Black Dialog Press, 2009 edition. When you write a polemic, one meant to justify victory in a war, it would be best to deliver checkmate—that is, irrefutable proof that the correct side had won and that lives had not been sacrificed in vain. Edwin Black’s 1984 volume The Transfer Agreement, which […]
Writing for the traditionally neocon-friendly Claremont Institute, Christopher Caldwell (Summer, 2022) describes the unintended consequences of the Ukraine war—consequences that are indeed playing out now. Caldwell starts out with Prof. John Mearsheimer’s view on the causes of the war: [2014] was a hinge year. Ukrainian diplomats had been negotiating an “association agreement” with the European […]
This review, from Mondoweiss, is worth reading in full, but what strikes me is the absolutely ruthlessness of the Zionists. We need people like that. Notice re the British: The British never speak out plainly, although their private comments are insightful, drawing on the prodigious intelligence they possess about almost everything that is happening (intelligence […]
I am in the process of revising The Culture of Critique, hopefully to be published in 2023. The following is a revision of the first part of Chapter 2 of The Culture of Critique, titled “The Boasian School of Anthropology and the Decline of Darwinism in the Social Sciences.” This is the section on Franz […]
Classic Essays on the Jewish Question: 1850–1945 Thomas Dalton (Ed.) Clemens & Blair, 2022 Thomas Dalton has gathered together a series of noteworthy writing on Jews in the century preceding the end of World War II. It was a century that began with the rise of Jews to elite status in European society predicated on […]
In a recent The Occidental Observer essay titled “Life Without Jews: The Amazing Adventures of Israeli Trans-Pedophile and Tampon-Fetishist Jonathan Yaniv,” author Tobias Langdon recounts the grotesque and perverted—and typically Israeli Jewish—behavior of this being who had the “attention of millions of people around the world” for just one of his/her vile acts. Inspired by […]
O perigoso extremismo de Israel não tem por fundamento nenhuma figura individual mais influente de sua política, não deriva de nenhuma eminência parda ou vermelha daquela sociedade, como bem escreveu Joshua Leifer no seu artigo intitulado Israel’s New Kingmaker Is a Dangerous Extremist, and He’s Here to Stay, publicado em The New York Times no […]
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