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Category Archives: Communism
Jews & Holocaust Denial
Jewish Libertarian blogs: If you’re a Jew I want you to say these next five sentences out loud, because they are true, and hard to say if you were brought up on Holocaust-centered Judaism. Stalin was worse than Hitler, and … Continue reading
LAT: More than seven decades later, Monaco apologizes for deporting Jews
From the Los Angeles Times: Monaco committed the “irreparable” injustice of deporting Jews to Nazi camps during World War II, Prince Albert II said Thursday in belated apology for the action 73 years ago that sent scores of residents and … Continue reading
Communist Genocide Is Fine, Nazi Genocide Bad
Communism and Nazism committed massive genocides in the 20th Century with Communism killing far more than Nazism, but only Nazi genocides receive memorials and movies today. The genocides that Jewish communists carried out for Stalin are rarely discussed. Different groups … Continue reading
Stalin’s Willing Executioners
Sever Plocker writes for YNETNews: We mustn’t forget that some of greatest murderers of modern times were Jewish Here’s a particularly forlorn historical date: Almost 90 years ago, between the 19th and 20th of December 1917, in the midst of … Continue reading
Nazism As A Reaction To Anti-Racism
Anthropologist Peter Frost writes: [Frans] Boas didn’t really change his mind on race until the 1930s. The cause is not hard to pinpoint. When he died in 1942, an obituary mentioned his alarm over the threat of Nazism: Dr. Boas, … Continue reading
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The Simon Wiesenthal Center’s Concern With The Victims Of Communism
I went to http://www.wiesenthal.com/ and put “Communism” in the search box and found 30 results. I then put in “Nazi” and got 1479 results. Only two of the results for “communism” contained the word in the headline. Those press releases … Continue reading
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Holocaust As A Code Word
Comments to Steve Sailer: * Guilt-mongering is a serious business, Steve. Sometimes I think that, if you were a Mossad agent deliberately trying to draw anti-Semites to comment on your board to record their IP addresses, you’d be doing precisely … Continue reading
Do 100 Million Gentile Victims Of Communism Deserve A Memorial?
Jewish groups can’t get enough Holocaust memorials, they can’t get enough mandatory Holocaust education, but they’re uninterested in memorials for the victims of communism. I suspect that has to do with the vital role that Jews played in the development … Continue reading
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Selma & The Forward Distorts History by Airbrushing Out Jewish Communist Contributions to Civil Rights
On January 5, 2015, the Forward had this long pious op/ed that begins: “When filmmakers choose what to include or exclude from the stories they tell, their choices often have repercussions beyond the drama on the screen. In films based … Continue reading
Lessons of the Holocaust
We often hear about the “lessons of the Holocaust.” What about lessons of other genocides? I put “lessons of the Holocaust” into Google and got 231,000 results. I put “lessons of the Nazis” into Google and got 15,600,000 results. I … Continue reading