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A Review of “Revolutionary Yiddishland: A History of Jewish Radicalism” — PART 3

January 30, 2018/14 Comments/in Featured Articles, Jews and the Left/by Brenton Sanderson

Go to Part 1. Go to Part 2. The psychological impact of the Hitler Stalin pact Radical Jewish militants were deeply traumatized by the pact between Hitler and Stalin just prior to the start of the World War II. The dilemma facing Jewish communists, the contradiction between their “visceral anti-fascism” and what was now presented […]

Zionist Extremism as Product of the Internal Dynamics of Judaism, Part 4: Toward a “Greater Israel”

January 4, 2017/18 Comments/in Featured Articles, General/by Kevin MacDonald

Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Given the tendency for Jewish radicals to carry the day, it is worth describing the most radical Zionist fringe as it exists now. It is common among radical Zionists to project a much larger Israel that reflects God’s covenant with Abraham. Theodor Herzl, the founder of Zionism, maintained that […]

Zionist Extremism as Outcome of the Internal Dynamics of Judaism, Part 1 of 5

January 1, 2017/32 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Kevin MacDonald

The U.S. abstention on the UN resolution on West Bank settlements continues to reverberate. Secretary of State John Kerry gave a speech defending the U.S. position that included the following: The Israeli prime minister publicly supports a two-state solution, but his current coalition is the most right-wing in Israeli history, with an agenda driven by […]

P. J. O’Rourke on Ann Coulter: Not-So-Deep Thinking about Race, Anti-Semitism, etc.

September 30, 2015/in Featured Articles, White Racial Consciousness and Advocacy/by Kevin MacDonald

I suppose I should cut P. J. O’Rourke some slack. Like him, I was once on the hippie-dippy left during the 60s, and I know it’s hard to get over that. But there are limits. His “She said what?” in the Weekly Standard is an important reminder of how far there is to go to have […]

Is Universalism So Bad for Whites?

June 9, 2015/65 Comments/in Christianity, Immigration, Multiculturalism, Universalism/by Enza Ferreri

Our current disastrous situation is that the White race is rapidly declining in absolute numbers and the countries it built are being taken over by the Third World. There are, clearly, two elements to this. The first is that Whites are disappearing of their own volition because they don’t reproduce. The second element is unrestricted […]

Towards ‘Kosher Nationalism’? (1): The Unstable Jewish-Gentile Dialectic

January 17, 2015/70 Comments/in Featured Articles, Jewish Influence in France, Jewish Support for Multiculturalism, Jews and the Right/by Guillaume Durocher

I have been somewhat puzzled by recent developments in the French media, namely, the emergence of the so-called “nouveaux réactionnaires” (new reactionaries) advocating restriction of (overwhelmingly African/Muslim) immigration and a defense of French identity. “None of the neo-reactionnaires – not even Camus – claims allegiance to the FN [French National Front],” the BBC helpfully […]

Reflections on Some Aspects of Jewish Self-Deception: Part 1. Introduction

May 8, 2014/4 Comments/in Featured Articles, Jewish Self-deception/by Andrew Joyce, Ph.D.

‘Reality denied comes back to haunt.’ Philip K. Dick, Flow My Tears, The Policeman Said Introduction A persistent theme at TOO, and in the works of anyone objectively dealing with Jewish historiography, culture and politics, is that of self-deception. A couple of hours spent reviewing the TOO archive reveals more than thirty articles which deal […]