Category Archives: Nationalism

Nazis, Jews & Group Conflict

Posted on April 13, 2015 by Luke Ford

The point of view underlying many of my blog posts is that different groups have different interests. These interests frequently clash, resulting in conflict and killing. For instance, Nazis wanted one type of Germany and this conflicted with what Jews … Continue reading →

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Robert Stark interviews Luke Ford about the Germanwings Pilot, Despair & Eroticized Rage

Posted on April 1, 2015 by Luke Ford

Topics include: Luke’s new Torah Talk show which relates the Torah’s text to modern day issues of Race, Nationalism, and Jewish Gentile relations Luke’s New Co-Host who is a beautiful young blonde Jewish girl who shares Luke’s passion for the … Continue reading →

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Mao’s Ethics Teacher

Posted on March 29, 2015 by Luke Ford

* ‘Each country has its own national spirit just as each person has its own personality …. A country is an organic whole, just as the human body is an organic whole. It is not like a machine which can … Continue reading →

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Social Nationalism

Posted on March 10, 2015 by Luke Ford

I’ve always thought national socialism was the most evil thing around. I ask Chaim Amalek, “Was Ataturk a national socialist? Amalek says: Was Teddy Roosevelt? Milton Friedman/Ayn Rand style free markets are terrible for white people. We need controlled borders, … Continue reading →

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Whose Side Am I On?

Posted on March 8, 2015 by Luke Ford

Pro Goyim posts: Being that all Jews are the enemy and that Luke converted to Judaism, I would have asked Luke: “What side are you on?” “How can we trust you?” When it comes to loyalty, there are no gray … Continue reading →

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