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Surprise: it seems that “doctors” who belong to a tribe of genetically-defective, immoral people – people who, among other things, invented racism – head-shrunk Hitler from afar, without ever meeting him! There’s that chutzpah. (The British author Yeats-Brown, who actually met Hitler, had a more-or-less positive opinion of the Führer, even though Yeats-Brown was a […]

“Democracy, in my view, must be guided by its chosen leaders, who have, or ought to have, special knowledge. But these leaders are inevitably swayed by the Press, which makes public opinion, so that it is the newspapers, not the politicians, who are the real rulers of this country.” — from the book “European Jungle” […]

“Marx, when living in England, said that any revolution that did not spread to England was a storm in a teacup.” — – from the book “European Jungle” (London, England; Eyre and Spottiswoode, 1939), by F. Yeats-Brown, p. 64

“To-day France is one of the most enjuive countries in Europe. The headquarters of the Comintern for Western Europe is in Paris, and its offices are full of Jews.” “By 1936 every city, every large factory, and many villages had been thoroughly organized by the Comintern.” — from the book “European Jungle” (London, England; Eyre […]

On the British betrayal of the Arabs in Palestine: “So what did we do? We sold the Arabs to win the favour of the Jews, especially the Jews of the United States of America. […] Englishmen are still respected for their honesty in the East, but unless we acknowledge that we made a terrible blunder, […]

Re: Hungary under the leadership of Jewish communist Bela Kun: “Dr. Eugene Hamberger, a Jewish surgeon who became Commissioner for Agriculture, wrote to a Zionist correspondent: ‘My good fellow, we mean to ruin the Christian landlords first, then we shall send all the Christian officials and professors to the dogs; and when once the people […]

“We were lunching in a little restaurant on a hill-top above Rapallo. At an adjacent table I noticed a small, dark young man in spectacles and a fair, handsome girl. I glanced at them, and continued my argument. We became rather heated, for my friend accused me of prejudice and religious intolerance. I answered that […]