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Jews and Vulture Capitalism: A Reprise, Part 1

March 6, 2020/27 Comments/in Featured Articles, Jewish Ethics, Jews in Economy/Finance/by Edmund Connelly, Ph. D.

I recently wrote a long movie review (sort of) that focused on Wall Street stories that airbrush Jews out of the picture and instead create the impression that plain old goy males are responsible for all kinds of financial nastiness when dealing with sums over, say, a hundred million dollars (and MUCH more). The review […]

Vulture Capitalism, Jews — and Hollywood, Part 2

February 10, 2020/49 Comments/in Featured Articles, Jews and Hollywood/by Edmund Connelly, Ph. D.

Go to Part 1. The Big Short. Did things get any better in 2015 when the star-studded film The Big Short came out? Definitely not. Here we had Brad Pitt, Steve Carell, Christian Bale and Ryan Gosling — goys to a man — acting out the script of the book of the same name by […]

Ethnos Needs Logos (and Genos)

December 10, 2019/54 Comments/in Catholic Church, Featured Articles/by Karl Nemmersdorf

Dr. E. Michael Jones is a prolific and pugnacious Catholic author. He is a great crusader for Truth and I admire his work tremendously. A man who can spin off a thousand pages on the “Jewish Revolutionary Spirit” is clearly a man with important things to say. He makes unexpected and illuminating connections like few […]

The Life and Times of Fay Stender, Radical Attorney for the Black Panthers, Part 2

November 4, 2019/10 Comments/in Featured Articles, Jews and the Left/by Karl Nemmersdorf

Go to Part 1 Legal Work for the Movement When she returned to Berkeley, Fay “felt energized.”[i] So did other returnees. Mario Savio, fresh from Mississippi, launched the Free Speech Movement (FSM) at UC Berkeley that fall, kicking off the wider radical crusade of the 1960s. When the police began to clear Sproul Hall of […]

Reparations for Slavery? It’s Not a One-Way Street.

July 12, 2019/39 Comments/in Featured Articles/by Karl Nemmersdorf

Talk is in the air again about paying reparations to Blacks for slavery. I am all for it, but only if we can have a grand final reckoning. The two-way nature of this issue seems to escape most of those who advocate paying Blacks for their sufferings. If Blacks suffered in this country, and have […]

Global Jesus versus National Jesus, Part Two: The Political Hermeneutics of Resurrection Part Two

July 4, 2019/5 Comments/in Christianity, Featured Articles/by Prof. Andrew Fraser

N.T. Wright on Paul’s Resurrection Theology: Global or National? N.T. Wright, the former Anglican bishop of Durham, is an influential scholar-theologian-priest and the author of many gargantuan studies of the historical Jesus and the apostle Paul. He, too, maintains that the meaning of the cross and resurrection is not to be found in theological abstractions […]

On Yellow Vests and Monsters

January 17, 2019/22 Comments/in European Nationalism, Featured Articles/by Andrew Joyce, Ph.D.

“Any appeal to the white working class, as in today’s alt-right populism, betrays class struggle.” Slavoj Žižek, The Philosophical Salon, 2019. Commenting on the political aspects of Shelley’s life and poetry, Virginia Woolf asserted in 1927 that the poet’s England “has already receded, and his fight, valiant though it is, seems to be […]