Tag: Edmund Connelly

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Recently I wrote about the thoughtful comedy Keeping the Faith, which, in my view, does a remarkable job of exploring the conflicts involved in Gentile-Jewish relations. Stiller’s other Gentile-Jewish comedy from the same year, Meet the Parents (2000), shows even more open hostility between Gentiles and Jews. 

This theme of conflict between the two camps has been dealt with by many authors, including John Murray Cuddihy, whose Ordeal of Civility admits in the title that Jews living among Gentiles is not always a picnic for those involved. (more…)

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How many of you have ever flown into Auckland Airport (as in New Zealand), assembled your mountain bike, then headed due south, ending up that evening at a nowhere stop that at least had a large pub featuring karaoke night (which had surprisingly good singers)? Further, how many of you, after food and beer, then pitched your little tent across the river from the pub on the other bank in the dark, listening as remaining patrons jeered the police waiting in the dark for drunk drivers? (more…)

Es heißt "Weihnachten". Sag es, Kumpel!

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VDARE.com führt wieder seine wundervolle Serie War on Christmas weiter, die 1998 begonnen wurde. (more…)

Correlation of forces

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“These ladies were so much of the place and the place so much of themselves that from the first of their being revealed to me I felt that nothing else at Brookbridge much mattered. (more…)

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Few readers have likely noticed, but my contributions to this site have fallen dramatically this year. The reason is simple: (more…)

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Jeff Gates
Guilt by Association: How Deception and Self-Deceit Took America to War
Santa Barbara, Cal.: State Street Publications, 2008

Guilt by Association is a tour de force exposé of Jewish power. It is a big-picture look at how Ashkenazi groups have achieved the stunning level of control they exhibit in the two former Cold War adversaries, Russia and the United States. (more…)

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George Michael
Willis Carto and the American Far Right
Gainesville, Fla.: University Press of Florida, 2008

George Michael describes Willis Carto as “undoubtedly the central figure in the post-World War II American far right.” (more…)

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Früher in dieser Woche schrieb ich in Teil Eins dieser Kolumne über den Krieg gegen Weihnachten, daß „die jüdische Dominanz über Hollywood so offensichtlich und unbestreitbar ist, daß der Kolumnist Joel Stein von der Los Angeles Times es kürzlich offiziell machte. Was sonst kann man sagen, wenn alle acht großen Filmstudios von Juden geführt werden.“ (more…)

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Now that we’ve reached December, it’s the time of year to observe (and suffer from) that familiar Jewish attitude toward Christmas: hate.

VDARE is now running its excellent War Against Christmas exposé of assaults on Christmas by “multicultural” haters of a holiday hundreds of millions of Americans love and cherish. For my money, it’s the best source of information on this particularly hurtful aspect of the war on Western cultures and people. (more…)

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Earlier this week, in Part One of this column about the War on Christmas, I wrote that “the Jewish dominance of Hollywood is so obvious and undeniable that Los Angeles Times columnist Joel Stein recently made it official. What else can you say when all eight major film studios are run by Jews.” I’ve written on this theme extensively in The Occidental Quarterly (here, here, and here). (more…)

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VDARE.com is again running their wonderful War on Christmas series, begun in 1999. Various contributors there document how an overwhelmingly Christian America which for centuries celebrated Christmas as both a religious and cultural holiday has in recent years moved vigorously first to quash religious observance of Christmas in the public square and is now mopping up the remaining secular symbols.

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