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(Above: a U.S. atomic bomb, called “Little Boy,” circa 1945) Seen on the TV: a documentary about the U.S. atomic bomb program in the 1940s, known as “The Manhattan Project.” Did you know that the “American” team that created the atomic bombs was almost completely Jewish? [1]. Fat Man and Little Boy were “Jewish bombs” […]

Let’s say that you’re a college student. Here’s an example of how CDT could be used against you: Slowly, you come to realize that your beliefs about race are wrong because you feel uncomfortable when presented with “newer” (and therefore more “accurate”) information about those beliefs (i.e., you experience CD, which is tension, which feels […]

(Above: Otto Klineberg) Language isn’t aggressive unless it’s confrontational or just way too blunt. So most “microaggressions” aren’t aggressions at all. But anyway. Notice how Frankfurt School race-and-word-baloney has changed a bit. It has evolved. For example, saying that “there’s only one race: the human race” is now taboo, whereas back in the 1950s that […]

(Above: Jewish intellectual Max Horkheimer) News reporter: “Thanks, Pamela. I’m here talking to Frank. He’s a school teacher in Chicago. He used to be a guy. Then he became a girl. But now, he’s a guy again.” Frank: “Actually, that’s not correct. Last Tuesday, I became a girl once more. But then again, there’s no […]

To a Jew, words are weapons that are used to enslave and confuse non-Jews (for example, the ideology of communism is pure baloney. True communism, according to Karl Marx, doesn’t happen until the state “withers away.” But states don’t wither away. They just change leadership. It’s all bullshit): “Marxism is an ideology for those who […]

(Above: Franz Boas, one of the founders of the race-doesn’t-exist movement) Before Boas, anthropology was known as physical anthropology. It focused on the physical details of man: bones, teeth, etc. Then along came Boas to upset the apple cart circa 1900. He changed anthropology from being physical-oriented to being cultural-oriented. Further, he made anthropology into […]

by Austen Layard. (This article is from January 2014, but I had not seen it until now). […] “The evidence for significant cultural advancements in Europe earlier than anywhere else in the world is largely ignored by scholars and the public alike, because it does not fit the politically-motivated idea that humanity was an African […]

Who started the idea of always championing the outsider, a.k.a., “The Other”? The Jewish anthropologist Claude Levi-Strauss: “Levi-Strauss also had two main ideas. One was the doctrine of the social other – the universal split between the hegemonic, imperialist, mechanistic, environment-devastating, and tradition-breaking political and industrial West, and the rest of mankind. This is the […]

“Not our powers of persuasion but the inevitability of the truth will convert men’s minds and enlist their support. We need not suppose that all the nations and all the peoples in them will become suddenly unanimous and incandescent with enthusiasm to found the world state. Some must be convinced before many can be convinced, […]

In his must-read 1994 book “The Sacred Chain: the History of the Jews,” the late Jewish author Norman F. Cantor lists the nine Jews who, during the 20th century, changed Western thought forever. It’s a good list. I will list the names which Cantor mentions here, but I will also include one name that Cantor […]