Archive for the 'Ivor Benson' Category

26 2011f April, 2011

America Trying to Remake the Middle East for Israel’s Benefit

Posted by Socrates in 'Middle East', Israel, Israel - the facts, Ivor Benson, jewed Congress, jewed foreign policy, Socrates, Syria, Zionism at 4:24 pm | Permanent Link

What about us – is that remaking good for America? (It was a Jew, Dr. Gideon Shimoni, who noted that Zionism is actually Nazism for Jews. He observed that Zionism is “national in form and socialist in content,” i.e., national socialism [1]. In fact, the Jews even have their own concentration camps [in Gaza]. The [...]



Comments (22) »

28 2010f November, 2010

Big Business: Conservative?

Posted by Socrates in business, capitalism, globalization, Ivor Benson, Socrates, supercapitalism at 1:29 am | Permanent Link

Bullshit. Big business is a culture-wrecker, too, but it doesn’t do it as fast as Marxism or socialism. Recall Benson’s words about big, international capitalism. (That’s not meant to impugn small capitalism, which is important to Western culture): [Article].



Comments (17) »

29 2008f October, 2008

A Hearing on the Anti-White Income Tax

Posted by Socrates in income tax, Ivor Benson, jewed culture, jewed finance, Revilo P. Oliver, Socrates at 9:30 pm | Permanent Link

Revilo Oliver made a good comment about the graduated income tax, which dealt a major blow to wealthy-and-powerful gentile families in the 20th century [1]. The Jews weren’t harmed as much by the income tax, since they were international people. A national tax impacted them less; they knew how to manipulate any system that involved [...]



Comments (13) »

10 2008f June, 2008

Nazism: a Threat to Children?

Posted by Socrates in Bolsheviks, international Jewry, Ivor Benson, jewed culture, jewish hate & hypocrisy, judaism, judeo-communism, Marxism, nationalism, Nazi era, Nazis, Socrates, Zionism at 1:39 pm | Permanent Link

Nazism – i.e., National Socialism – and fascism were merely reactions to Jewish Bolshevism and internationalism. Nothing more. But that fact is never mentioned in the press. Since Zionism is a type of National Socialism, and since Judaism is based on racism, may we expect Canadian Jews to be declared by the government to be [...]



Comments (20) »

19 2008f May, 2008

It’s a Paradox

Posted by Socrates in "international law", Genocide Convention, Ivor Benson, jew mentality, jewed law, quotations, quotations about jews, Socrates at 7:03 pm | Permanent Link

Oy, to be a Jew is to be in perpetual conflict with yourself: “Dr. Nahum Goldmann, in his book The Jewish Paradox, describes the Jewish people as ‘the most paradoxical in the world,’ a description that fully embraces the Genocide Convention, an instrument of international law designed to take the risk out of risky Jewish [...]



Comments (11) »

17 2008f May, 2008

UN to Investigate America

Posted by Socrates in "international law", globalization, Ivor Benson, jewed culture, jewed foreign policy, Socrates, UN at 12:40 am | Permanent Link

That “world parliament” – a Jewish construct, of course – is sending an apparently non-White someone to inspect our White republic for signs of “racism,” “xenophobia,” etc. [1][2][3]: [Article]. [1] journalist Ivor Benson, in his book “The Zionist Factor,” mentions a “world revolutionary drama” which includes “the setting up of a spurious ‘world parliament’ in [...]



Comments (10) »

1 2008f April, 2008

This Age of Conflict

Posted by Socrates in Ivor Benson, jewed culture, jewed finance, New World Order, Socrates at 1:21 pm | Permanent Link

by Ivor Benson. “All these developments are linked to the moral evil of a system of money creation and debt in which the nations of the West are at the same time offenders and victims.” (a .pdf file): [Here].



Comments (2) »

27 2008f January, 2008

America: a Capitalist Country?

Posted by Socrates in business, capitalism, Ivor Benson, jewed culture, money, quotations, quotations about jews, Socrates at 1:38 pm | Permanent Link

“Even the briefest survey of the forces which are shaping the history of the twentieth century, creating social and political conditions correctly described by Spengler as ‘anarchy become a habit,’ would be incomplete without a closer look at the relationship of those supposed mighty opposites: Capitalism and Communism. The key to the riddle is the [...]



Comments (12) »