Episode 144 — Kevin MacDonald: The Culture of Critique and the Forces That Shaped the Modern World

[0:00:00] Start recording and let me get a little bit more nicotine and caffeine in my system and then we'll get started. [0:00:08] Seems like a lot of guys are chewing nicotine these days. [0:00:12] Yeah. [0:00:13] Or vaping or something. [0:00:15] There's actually a dish company based in Spokane, Spokane Valley called Knickknack. [0:00:24] Let's see if it focuses. [0:00:26] Knickknack. [0:00:26] and they're little nicotine lozenges. [0:00:30] And I was doing these, but for Lent this year, [0:00:34] I decided to give them up because I was like, [0:00:37] I was putting one in like right before I went to sleep [0:00:40] and falling asleep with one in. [0:00:41] And I'm like, all right, this is what I'm giving up for Lent. [0:00:43] And so I was like, all right, so this year, [0:00:45] the only way that I'm going to get nicotine delivery [0:00:48] is through smoking a pipe [0:00:50] because it forces you to slow down and think. [0:00:54] It takes, you know, a couple minutes to get the bowl going. [0:00:57] And it just, it forces you to slow down. [0:00:59] It's not quite as instant hit dopamine, you know, as like smoking a cigarette, let's say, or one of those lip things. [0:01:08] I don't know. [0:01:10] But how have you been? [0:01:11] How's Melissa been in the dogs? [0:01:14] We're okay. [0:01:17] I just had some medical problems, but I'm getting over it now. [0:01:20] I had intestinal cancer and they had an operation and everything. [0:01:25] Oh, wow. [0:01:26] They got it out of there and I'm hopeful that I don't have to do any chemo or anything. [0:01:32] Oh, yeah. [0:01:32] Chemo will kill you. [0:01:34] Yeah, it really will. [0:01:36] My friend, John Benary, he was one of the first people that gave me a writing job. [0:01:43] He worked at like Catholic Family News or whatever. [0:01:46] He got cancer and it was not good. [0:01:49] Man, he went down in four months. [0:01:50] Yeah, that's the thing. I mean, it's scary because you never know if you really get rid of it. [0:01:59] But it was in my intestine and he took out a foot of my intestine. So theoretically, [0:02:05] they should have gotten it completely, but we'll see. [0:02:08] Yes, we will. [0:02:10] You want to keep testing. [0:02:11] Obviously, I'm not going to be bringing up any medical things in this. [0:02:15] Yeah. [0:02:16] But do you mind, is it a secret that you live in North Idaho? [0:02:19] No. [0:02:21] Okay. Yeah, because I kind of wanted to start with that. [0:02:24] So, we're recording, and we'll go. [0:02:28] Okay. [0:02:30] So, joining me today is the illustrious, well-known, he's been around forever, Dr. Kevin McDonald. [0:02:37] He's the author of several amazing books that are very important, I think, to understanding the world that we're living in right now. [0:02:44] First up would be Separation and Its Discontents. [0:02:49] He also wrote A People That Shall Dwell Alone. [0:02:54] We've got a bunch of these books here. Let's see. [0:02:56] There's that one. [0:02:57] And of course, the book that you need to buy today is The Culture of Critique from our friends at Antelope Hill Publishing. [0:03:07] And so. [0:03:08] It's been very good. [0:03:09] Yes. Now, Dr. McDonald, can you give people a little bit of a background? There's a lot of new people in the movement, whatever you want to call the movement anymore. It just seems like more and more Americans are becoming aware of Israel's stranglehold on our political system. [0:03:27] But you started writing a lot of these books years and years ago. [0:03:31] People That Shall Dwell Alone you published in 1994. [0:03:35] Separation and Discontents initially came out in 98 as well as The Culture of Critique. [0:03:40] So can you give just a little bit of an overview of how you got interested in this idea? [0:03:45] This was looking at Judaism and Jewish practices as a group evolutionary strategy. [0:03:51] How did that begin? [0:03:52] Can you tell us a little bit about how, what was, what alarm bells were ringing in your head in 1994 to get you writing about this? [0:04:02] Well, it was even before that. [0:04:03] I became a dissenter from what was the standard view in evolutionary psychology that the natural selection just worked at the level of individuals. [0:04:13] Groups are not important. [0:04:14] Groups were just groups of, you know, concatenations of individuals. [0:04:18] And I didn't think I was right because humans are able to form these groups like a military outfit. [0:04:26] And so in 1988, I actually wrote a chapter on the Spartans, the ancient Spartans in Greece, and how they became this military power by having a very cohesive group, [0:04:40] taking the kids away from their parents and socializing them to be soldiers and all that. [0:04:46] that and so that that's where it all started and then after i got done with that i said well why [0:04:51] not just do it again and this time would choose because there's so much written about them and [0:04:57] they're so important really as we see now nowadays um and so i i started that book the [0:05:07] people also the one that basically it's a book on how jews to get along in the world [0:05:11] in traditional societies you know going into the middle ages in Europe and the Roman Empire and and [0:05:19] that sort of thing and um and how they you know competed with other people that they lived among [0:05:27] and that sort of thing but then um uh I wrote separation it's this content you you showed that [0:05:34] one that that was about the history of anti-semitism and by the way Antelope Hill wants me to do a [0:05:39] a revised version of that and and the people that showed all alone so i got my hands full that'd be [0:05:45] great no that'd be good yeah because i mean it's been so you know over 30 years in the case of [0:05:51] people that showed all alone and um almost 30 years in case of separation discontents and [0:05:57] you know and the thing is the thesis in separation discontents is that jews are not just hapless [0:06:03] victims of non-Jews and throughout their history they've been very active they've [0:06:11] fought anti-semitism they've fought for their interests and they've been very effective at [0:06:16] certain times and places they've become a powerful lead like in Spain in the 15th century which led [0:06:23] to the inquisition and you look at what was happening in eastern Europe in the 19th century [0:06:29] they were dominating these economies and so they become very successful and now they're successful [0:06:35] in the west you had these very powerful lobbies uh and a lot of anti-semitism going on nowadays [0:06:42] because of what they have been doing in in gaza um and the ruling getting us into the iran war [0:06:51] and and so on and that's really the story here so i i think that in a way this is a growth industry [0:06:58] uh you know being critical about jews and and trying to understand them because they are so [0:07:06] important in our contemporary world they um you know they they run our politics uh he just [0:07:12] just a couple weeks ago uh thomas massey the congressman from from kentucky got defeated [0:07:19] massive amount of money going into his opponent and uh this is how it works jewish money is is [0:07:26] a huge part of their success and continues in the modern world i mean you have billionaires [0:07:33] and billionaires like uh like larry allison buying up cbs uh having a major role in tiktok [0:07:41] and you can just be sure because he's a big zionist you can be sure that um that's going to [0:07:48] mean more censorship of views that don't um are critical of israel yeah and and uh so yeah paramount [0:07:58] um ellison media empire so his son is running it but it's his money and uh yeah important i was [0:08:09] gonna say one of the things that a lot of people don't know about this they might be aware that the [0:08:13] TikTok deal went through Paramount Plus, CBS News. They put Barry Weiss in charge of all of that [0:08:18] operation. But what a lot of people don't know is that Larry Ellison is one of the largest private [0:08:25] funders, donors of the IDF, of the Israel Defense Forces. He also, you know, helped Bibi Netanyahu [0:08:33] go on vacations to his private island. It's just crazy how tied at the hip Larry Ellison is with [0:08:42] people like Bibi Netanyahu and the Israeli government. [0:08:46] Now, the title of your book, A People That Shall Dwell Alone, [0:08:50] this gets into something I've been talking about with people privately for a little bit here. [0:08:55] But according to the Jewish tradition, they are meant to be separate. [0:09:01] They are meant to be alone. [0:09:03] This is by their own choice. [0:09:05] People always bring up this idea of like, oh, well, Jews were living in the ghettos and all this. [0:09:10] But what they're not aware of, though, a lot of the time is that Jews chose to be in the ghettos. [0:09:16] That was their own doing. [0:09:19] They wanted to live among their own people. [0:09:21] They wanted to be separate from the Gentiles, the Goyim, whatever. [0:09:25] So can you run us through that, I guess, the kind of behavioral mind, how they like to live, how they like to organize and stuff like this? [0:09:34] Yes, we still see that today in certain communities in New York and New Jersey. [0:09:38] they they establish these all jewish towns and they take over school boards they run the place [0:09:49] according to their interests and not in the interests of the non-jews and and what uh yeah [0:09:55] this this has been a trend and i remember reading paul johnson's book that's how i got into this i [0:10:01] decided well maybe i can write about the jews so i'll read paul johnson's book the history of the [0:10:06] And he said, he had this quote from, you know, [0:10:08] if the rabbis had their way, [0:10:10] the walls of the ghettos would be higher. [0:10:12] You know, that they did not want to have any intercourse, [0:10:16] any contact, communication with non-Jews. [0:10:20] And that's been the reality throughout history. [0:10:22] There are all these things like the laws of cleanliness. [0:10:26] You know, if you drink wine with a Gentile, you're unclean. [0:10:32] If you marry a Gentile, you're unclean. [0:10:35] if you do you know any kind of socialization this is in traditional uh societies and it's still now [0:10:41] I mean you look over at Israel and and the the Haredi and the orthodox Jews are really running [0:10:47] the show and uh I don't see them getting defeated in any in the election uh it's going to be the [0:10:56] the you know the every government government at least since 1970s has gotten more right-wing [0:11:02] more racist, more exclusionary of the Palestinians. And, you know, just now I read today about how they are [0:11:11] designating parts of the West Bank for the Jews and taking away the homes of the Palestinians [0:11:18] and that sort of thing. And it has been going on forever. And, you know, this is what they want. [0:11:24] They want to be by themselves. And the title of the book, The People of Shodual Alone, is really [0:11:30] phrase in the Old Testament [0:11:33] and [0:11:35] from the Jewish [0:11:38] translation. [0:11:39] So it really [0:11:42] encapsulates what Judaism is [0:11:43] and always has been. And they [0:11:45] assimilate, you know, they'll speak the language and all [0:11:47] that, but the reality is [0:11:49] they retain their Jewish [0:11:51] loyalties. And [0:11:53] we see that now, [0:11:56] you know, despite what [0:11:57] Israel has done in Gaza [0:11:59] and elsewhere. You still see a lot of allegiance. The mainstream Jewish community in America is [0:12:05] still 100% behind Israel, and I think will remain so. In fact, what's happened in Gaza [0:12:14] has made them more Jewish. And of course, October 7th, when they got the Gazans, the [0:12:26] The Palestinians or whatever, the Islamic Jihad did their little paratrooper thing. [0:12:33] Yeah. [0:12:35] Hamas. [0:12:36] They invaded Israel and they killed some people and all that. [0:12:41] And boy, that really increased Jewish commitment. [0:12:46] And that's one of the things, the points I make repeatedly is that Jewish ectocentrism is what evolutionary psychologists call faculty. [0:12:55] you that is it it responds to conditions if everything's going wonderful and jews are [0:13:02] treated just the way they want and they're and they are can do whatever they want [0:13:08] they they tend to get sort of less uh jewish uh they they become more [0:13:15] similar shall we say but if things start going wrong like you see now uh where uh you know there's [0:13:22] Jews are coming under more and more pressure, more and more criticism. [0:13:27] Jews rally around the plague, and they become more ethnocentric and more committed. [0:13:34] And that's what we're seeing now in spades here. [0:13:38] You know, this is actually going to bring something up. [0:13:41] Somebody had commented to me. [0:13:43] There was an issue, I guess, this past week with Norman Finkelstein. [0:13:49] Now, of course, Norman, he wrote a book. [0:13:51] I've got a, where is it? [0:13:53] I've got a copy of it somewhere here. [0:13:55] I should have had it ready to go. [0:13:57] But he wrote a book. [0:13:59] Can I, I can't find it. [0:14:01] The Holocaust Industry? [0:14:02] But yeah, it's called The Holocaust Industry. [0:14:04] And it was the very, it was like the first time [0:14:05] that I'd ever heard or read about any of this type of stuff. [0:14:09] And basically he made the argument in the Holocaust industry [0:14:13] that the Holocaust has been politically weaponized [0:14:15] for the benefit of Israeli settlers, [0:14:17] that any time that Jewish misbehavior is brought up, you know, that they weaponize the Holocaust basically to get their way. [0:14:27] Well, now this week, Norman Finkelstein has come out with, I guess it was a podcast or maybe just like a written piece that he did, [0:14:34] talking about, quote, the sinister plot behind the far right's shift on Israel. [0:14:41] And of course, he has Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens in the thumbnail. [0:14:46] Now, Candace Owens platformed Mr. Finkelstein about a year and a half ago and brought him to a brand new audience, to a brand new group of people that have never heard of him or his thesis or his book before. [0:15:01] But now that things aren't going their way, it seems like he is trying to backtrack and walk this back. [0:15:10] What is your commentary on this massive switch up from Norman Finkelstein? [0:15:15] well i wasn't aware that he backtracked so he's being critical tucker carlson and canis so on [0:15:22] is that right yes yes let me pull interesting let me pull this up yeah it was just a podcast that he [0:15:27] did um but one thing i noticed is that i think with what he is saying there is that when things [0:15:35] are going bad for israel or something like that is happening um you see more coverage of the [0:15:42] holocaust i was watching nbc last last night or two nights ago and they had all this stuff new [0:15:49] photos from the holocaust and i just couldn't help thinking you know that this is really made to [0:15:55] reinforce the idea of jews are always the victims and uh they can't forget the holocaust it's sort [0:16:03] central to uh everything yeah and uh from their point of view and and uh it's what is it so it's [0:16:13] a topic that i have not wanted to really broach except in terms of of the important the culture [0:16:20] importance of it i mean i i have sent sections on that in the the um preface to the culture of [0:16:27] critique from 2002 and the most recent one because it's so important culturally. I mean, [0:16:33] you have education and it's managed in the school systems. It's virtually a total third whale. I [0:16:43] mean, if you're a politician and you go off on the Holocaust, you say there's some doubts about it [0:16:48] or anything that does not conform to the standard view, you will really get some heat. It's almost [0:16:56] as bad as going after Israel. [0:16:59] Yeah. [0:17:00] Or worse than that, I guess. [0:17:03] Anyway, yeah, they protect their Holocaust. [0:17:08] It's a sword and a shield, as they say. [0:17:12] Yeah. [0:17:13] Well, there's something interesting. [0:17:15] There was a Pew survey that was done. [0:17:17] This was in 2015, so just a little over a decade ago. [0:17:21] This is from, like I said, Pew Research. [0:17:24] 73% of respondents, what does it mean to be Jewish? [0:17:29] 73% say remembering the Holocaust is what it means to be Jewish. [0:17:34] It's not about the law. [0:17:36] It's not about going to synagogue on Saturday. [0:17:38] It's not about following the rules or the moral ethics of Judaism. [0:17:43] It's about remembering the Holocaust. [0:17:45] That's what it means to be Jewish, apparently, at least according to this survey. [0:17:51] Or I guess this was 2013. [0:17:53] that this came out yeah i guess i'm not surprised that the la cost is central to jewish sensibility [0:18:00] and how they see the world and you know when they look see white people like you and you and me um [0:18:07] they they they think nazi because the idea is that we're white and what happened in 1930s in germany [0:18:15] could happen anywhere and uh and so we're the bad guys and uh they wanted you know really the thrust [0:18:24] of jewish power since the 1950s has been to to uh lessen the power of the white majority [0:18:33] via immigration and other things and uh you know you really have a culture of anti-white hate out [0:18:39] there to a great extent. And it's common now for white liberals especially to be ashamed of being [0:18:51] white, being attached to their culture, anything, their religion. It's a full court press assault on [0:19:02] our culture. Yeah. Yeah, no, I think you're right about that. And it's, it's interesting too, [0:19:09] because, you know, this kind of ties back into your book, The Culture of Critique. You have a [0:19:13] whole section about a group called the Frankfurt School. And of course, the Frankfurt School, [0:19:18] this was, this was a group of intellectual German Marxist Jews that were attempting to basically [0:19:25] deconstruct German culture, German society, to study a Marxist revolution in the West, [0:19:33] basically, was kind of like the founding principle of the Frankfurt School. And after, you know, [0:19:38] World War II, two of their main luminaries, Max Horkheimer and Theodore Adorno, they came to the [0:19:45] United States and were working with the John von Neumann Institute, I think, and they created [0:19:50] something called the authoritarian personality, which was this kind of, um, test that they would [0:19:56] give to, to white Americans, uh, to, to find out where they fall on what they called the F scale, [0:20:04] which is the fascist scale. And so basically if you like, if you discipline your children, [0:20:10] if you, you know, raise them with morals, then they are more likely to become fascist. So we've [0:20:16] got to, you know, promote things like gentle parenting. Everybody gets a trophy. There are [0:20:22] no winners and losers, you know, this kind of thing. Can you, can you go over a little bit of [0:20:27] the history of the Frankfurt School? Because this is still having a lot of ramifications in our [0:20:32] culture today with, when it comes to DEI or critical race theory, affirmative action, [0:20:38] all of this kind of stuff. A lot of that kind of comes back to the door of the, the Frankfurt [0:20:42] school so if you could kind of get so uh you know they started out in the 1920s early 1920s [0:20:48] by then 23 he was funded by a jewish millionaire um and they uh were standard issue marxist at the [0:20:56] time uh so that you know the class struggle and all that uh and then hitler came to power [0:21:03] in germany and uh they started changing their views and realized that you know it's not really [0:21:09] about class struggle it's about race and and that uh and and the problem is white ethnocentrism it's [0:21:15] not you know class struggle or something like that and and so the white ethnocentrism was the bad guy [0:21:23] and uh so the whole book is an attempt to uh you know pathologize white ethnocentrism as you say [0:21:30] you know um good parenting where you discipline your children but you also love them uh that sort [0:21:36] thing is completely anathema. They want children to be rebellious against their parents because [0:21:44] they see the culture of the West as bad, as pathological. And so they had the idea that [0:21:55] ethnocentrism is really the problem. And it wasn't long after that they developed a [0:22:02] a big presence in the media because they had these Jewish contacts. [0:22:08] They started doing real research at the Frankfurt School and the authoritarian personalities. [0:22:12] Absolute garbage from a scientific point of view. [0:22:15] But they started to do real research on trying to see how you can change public opinion. [0:22:22] And because that's what they wanted to do. [0:22:25] They wanted to root out prejudice and root out any kind of... [0:22:32] any any jewish attitudes and that sort of thing and at the time jews owned all of all the all the [0:22:39] major networks uh abc cbs and nbc uh and uh they this is when i was growing up you really had only [0:22:50] one perspective out there it was sort of liberal and jewish uh and and they were subtly uh propagandizing [0:23:00] against the idea of race. [0:23:03] I have a chapter on race [0:23:05] that [0:23:06] was central [0:23:10] to [0:23:11] destroying the idea of race [0:23:14] in the academic community. He was very [0:23:16] respectable and then all of a sudden [0:23:18] he came along and [0:23:20] denied the importance [0:23:22] of race and there he is, [0:23:24] a good looking guy. [0:23:28] Yeah, very important guy. [0:23:30] and of course the frankfurt school collaborated with him the adl funded him the adl funded the [0:23:40] the frankfurt school and the frankfurt school was able to get their books published [0:23:47] actually it was published by the american jewish committee in 1950 the authoritarian personality [0:23:53] so there's a big jewish involvement of the organized jewish community [0:23:56] Jewish professors signed on to it, even though it was shoddy as hell. [0:24:02] These guys were not social scientists. [0:24:05] They were ideologues. As I said, they started out as [0:24:08] Marxists, and they didn't really know anything about [0:24:13] social science or care about it. They were very [0:24:16] ideological, but they decided they had to do something to appease American [0:24:21] audiences, sociologists and such, [0:24:24] a psychologist. And so they did the study. And as you say, the Epscale, the authoritarian [0:24:30] personality constructed a worldview in which it was basically upside down worldview in which [0:24:40] competent parenting, children who are successful and children who are, who adopt the values of [0:24:50] their parents. I mean, as a parent, you want your children to adopt your values, at least to some [0:24:56] extent, adopt your religion and to have those attitudes. Well, they viewed that as a pathology [0:25:03] because they saw American culture and the culture of the West as pathological, where they would lead [0:25:09] to Nazism eventually. And you could see that. They wrote a book called Dialect of the Enlightenment, [0:25:17] I guess. And basically that was the idea that these societies were bound to end up as fascist. [0:25:25] And it's interesting, in the revised edition, I saw, I was able to look at a lot more of the [0:25:34] personal letters written by Horkheimer and Adorno and people like that. And you could see the [0:25:40] the intense Jewish commitment, the intense concern with anti-Semitism, and really the belief that these white Christian societies would eventually become fascists and hate Jews. [0:25:58] And that was their perspective. [0:26:02] And that, you know, it shaped how they wrote about it, how they thought about it. [0:26:08] Again, they were now not Marxists anymore. [0:26:12] They were just pointing out, this is ethnic conflict. [0:26:16] We're gonna win it. [0:26:17] And the way we do it is propaganda, [0:26:19] control the media. [0:26:22] And they did control the media. [0:26:23] They still do, Dredistan. [0:26:25] We're talking about Larry Ellison now, [0:26:28] but you look at NBC, ABC. [0:26:32] ABC is run by Disney. [0:26:34] NBC is run by the... [0:26:38] the Jewish family, multi-billionaires. [0:26:46] And so we really said the same sort of thing. [0:26:51] The good news is that you do have things like X [0:26:59] and that Elon Musk is, I mean, [0:27:03] I keep hoping that he really will help our side. [0:27:07] He's got this social media company, X, formerly Twitter. [0:27:16] And so a lot of views on there are things that Jews hate. [0:27:24] And he doesn't, you know, he calls himself a free speech absolutist. [0:27:28] That question, boy, I still can't get on TikTok. [0:27:33] Wait, wait, wait, wait. [0:27:34] You mean, I thought that you were back. [0:27:36] I thought this was you. [0:27:37] This isn't you? [0:27:38] The real Kevin Mac D33? [0:27:41] That's not you? [0:27:44] Well, yeah. [0:27:45] You know, okay. [0:27:48] The old one that I did, what was it called? [0:27:54] I've been banned on that one. [0:27:56] But this one, the thing is, I don't do it. [0:27:59] I should go on that. [0:28:00] I should do it. [0:28:01] But the fact is, I've been having trouble getting on there. [0:28:05] Yeah. [0:28:06] Yeah. And I don't know. I just. And that's social media. Yeah. [0:28:13] So it's good. I mean, I don't know. Do you go on an excellent? [0:28:16] Yeah. Unfortunately, you know, just to keep up with the news and all of that, you know, I'm still on it. [0:28:22] But it's it's such a cesspool anymore. You know, like I do feel like the discussions that we were having back in like 2015 and 16 and 17, [0:28:31] I feel like they were a little bit more substantive than what's going on now, you know, on X anymore. [0:28:38] It's just, you know, people calling each other's Jews. [0:28:41] You're a Jew. No, you're a Jew. [0:28:42] And, you know, going back and forth about the tunnels under the Habad-Lubovich Synagogue in New York. [0:28:48] And it's very low IQ. [0:28:50] You know, there's there's a lot of like low IQ anti-Semitism flying around. [0:28:55] And, you know, this this is actually kind of a question that I wanted to ask is what have you heard about? [0:29:00] low IQ anti-Semitism. Have you heard that phrase? What does it mean? Is it a good thing? Is it a [0:29:07] bad thing? I mean, is it because it kind of seems like there's, you know, like we saw Elon [0:29:13] go to Auschwitz. We saw him kind of pay homage to Ben Shapiro and Bibi Netanyahu. [0:29:21] And so there's a theory that Jews are actually promoting anti-Semitism in an attempt to get [0:29:29] more and more people agitated so that they could, as a pretext, come in and clamp down [0:29:36] on freedom of speech, perhaps. What are your thoughts about that? [0:29:42] Actually, when I was on Twitter before, and I've written about this, I think on my [0:29:48] Observer website, I had the idea that people with a less than IQ of 120 should not talk about Jews. [0:29:56] and they should be well read and taught and and uh be reasonable and um have an iq of only 120 or [0:30:08] more and i think that's a good cutoff point but anyway um yeah it's very important uh to have [0:30:15] intelligent commentary but the adl has led the charge on ending freedom of speech you know back [0:30:24] 1950s uh jewish organizations were all in favor of free speech because so many jews are being [0:30:30] hauled up in front of congressional committees like mccarthy and so on and and they were uh [0:30:38] you know jewish communists because the jews are big in the communist party at the time [0:30:42] and um so they were very much in favor of free speech that we should get rid of that any kind of [0:30:49] of government censorship of communism. [0:30:55] But then nowadays it's just the opposite. [0:30:59] Because Jews have power, they want to prevent the ascendance of views they don't like. [0:31:08] And so the Jews have been at the forefront of censorship. [0:31:14] it moves the ADL, certainly. [0:31:17] Yeah. [0:31:17] So I have a section on that in the revised edition. [0:31:21] Yeah, no, and it's interesting you mentioned, you know, like, you think there should be [0:31:25] like a cutoff on the discussion at 120 IQ. [0:31:29] You know, it is kind of interesting, you know, like I said, with seeing the kind of proliferation [0:31:35] of, well, and first of all, can we get you to define anti-Semitism? [0:31:39] Can you give like an actual definition of this? Because this is something that has been contested hotly over the past couple of years. [0:31:49] You know, we have like, you know, in the Catholic Church, something called Nostra Aetate. [0:31:54] We've had a lot of these, the 60th anniversary of Nostra Aetate and, you know, the church condemning anti-Semitism. [0:32:01] But we never actually defined it. Right. According to the Catholic Church, it's not defined. [0:32:06] Now, we have groups like the International Holocaust Remembrance Association, the IHRA. [0:32:11] They've got their definition of anti-Semitism, which is basically breathing. [0:32:17] If you breathe and don't worship the state of Israel, there's something wrong with you. [0:32:23] You know, things like, you know, comparing what's going on in Gaza to the Holocaust, comparing the Likud Party to the Nazis. [0:32:32] this is anti-Semitic, saying that the Jews killed Jesus, a claim made in the Bible, 1 Thessalonians 2, 14 through 16. [0:32:41] You know, that's anti-Semitic. [0:32:43] So can you give like a real definition of anti-Semitism and I guess in more of an intelligent way than we're getting from these Jewish groups? [0:32:54] Yeah, it's something I should probably take time to think about. [0:32:58] But the International Holocaust Remembrance [0:33:02] view of anti-Semitism is ridiculous, as you say. [0:33:06] I mean, for example, they have the idea that if you accuse any Jew [0:33:09] of being more loyal to Israel than the United States, [0:33:13] that is anti-Semitism. [0:33:14] That's ridiculous. [0:33:16] I mean, there are a lot of Jews who are more loyal to Israel [0:33:21] than the United States. [0:33:23] Jonathan Pollard, for example, the spy, [0:33:25] and he was convicted of spying. [0:33:29] He was 30-year in prison, something like that, [0:33:33] and spying for Israel. [0:33:36] Now he's over in Israel. [0:33:37] He's going to run for the Nessun. [0:33:39] He's a total supporter of Netanyahu. [0:33:41] He's the right wing. [0:33:42] And so, yeah, there are American Jews [0:33:46] who are more loyal to Israel than they are to America. [0:33:50] There's no question about it. [0:33:51] And so I would say anti-Semitism is a view. [0:33:58] And you always have to qualify to say, [0:34:01] not all Jews are acts, okay? [0:34:04] And you can't make it a blood thing [0:34:08] because there are Jews that I certainly wouldn't want to condemn. [0:34:12] I mean, someone like Jeffrey Sachs, for example, [0:34:16] I'm very critical of Israel. [0:34:18] uh and i think uh norman pinkelstein's book on the holocaust was was good although i i just i wasn't [0:34:26] even aware that he sort of trimmed the sails on that uh but um so you can't go there but you have [0:34:34] to say it's a the attitude that you have to talk about where the power is in the jewish community [0:34:41] where's the mainstream where does the money go so you can always find you could find uh jews [0:34:48] who are critical of israel but where is the power the power is with aipac american israel public [0:34:54] affairs committee uh the power is with the jinsa jewish institute for national security policy [0:35:01] the power is with all the other lobbying groups uh that are so important in washington and and [0:35:10] And you have to criticize them, the mainstream Jewish community, without saying all Jews are X, because that doesn't work. [0:35:22] And then you get knocked down pretty easily. [0:35:25] But if you focus on the mainstream Jewish community, I mean, that's the only way to deal, say, with Hollywood. [0:35:34] Hollywood attitudes are always always been back you know decades to the left of the American [0:35:43] community the attitudes on pornography attitudes on sex in general yeah you name it they they are [0:35:58] to the left and uh but so you when you talk about how i would you have to talk about where is the [0:36:06] power in hollywood what are their attitudes unfortunately you can find studies that study [0:36:12] uh you know the jew the executive in hollywood and such a high percentage are jews they still [0:36:19] run hollywood um and so saying that should not be considered anti-semitic it is perhaps critical of [0:36:28] jews um anti-semitism is um a view well it's sort of like what joe strober said it's something that [0:36:38] jews don't like and it's sort of become that um and as you said i mean the the uh [0:36:46] the bar has gotten lower and lower. [0:36:50] It used to be that they would make a big point. [0:36:52] Well, you can criticize Israel. [0:36:53] That's not anti-Semitism. [0:36:55] But you can't, you know, go after Jews in general or something. [0:36:59] But now criticism of Israel is right up there as anti-Semitism. [0:37:05] And times have changed. [0:37:07] And they sense that Israel is vulnerable, [0:37:11] that what Israel has done in Gaza and other in now-islander Lebanon. [0:37:19] I can't believe Jonathan Pollard apparently said that when we get done with Iran and Lebanon, [0:37:26] we're going to go after Turkey and Egypt. [0:37:28] Yep. [0:37:29] Unbelievable. [0:37:30] Yeah, no, and he's also been out there, Jonathan Pollard, that is, advocating the use of nuclear weapons, [0:37:37] which is incredible. [0:37:39] Uh, he's, he's been a very staunch, uh, supporter over the past three or four years since he was released by the Trump administration in, was it 2020? [0:37:49] I think he finally flew back to Israel on a plane, I believe paid for by Larry Ellison, by the way. [0:37:55] Um, or was it Miriam Adelson? [0:37:56] It might've been Miriam Adelson that paid for that plane. [0:37:59] Um, but he's, he's, uh, advocated for the use of nuclear weapons. [0:38:03] And of course, you know, this brings up a whole discussion that, you know, I think more Americans are aware that Israel does have a nuclear arms program in Damona. [0:38:14] This is deeply intertwined with the John F. Kennedy saga. [0:38:18] They wanted to audit Damona. [0:38:22] JFK wanted them to sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. [0:38:26] The Israelis, what was it, David Ben-Gurion didn't want to do that. [0:38:30] So he actually resigned as prime minister. And then a couple of months later, all of a sudden, JFK is shot dead in Daily Plaza. [0:38:37] And so there was actually another journalist that lived in Coeur d'Alene that kind of cracked the code on this. [0:38:44] I really need to get better at organizing my books because I have a copy of it somewhere. [0:38:47] But it was what's his name? William or Michael Collins Piper. Michael Collins. [0:38:56] He wrote that book. Yeah, he died in Coeur d'Alene in 2015, actually. [0:39:00] Yeah. And so speaking of Coeur d'Alene, you know, I live here. I think some people know that you live up here. You came up here about about five years ago, I think you moved up here. [0:39:11] Five years ago. [0:39:11] Yeah. What do you think of North Idaho? What's your thoughts of Coeur d'Alene and North Idaho in general? You liking it? [0:39:18] I'm liking it. I feel part of a community. I feel safer. [0:39:23] when I was in Oregon. [0:39:25] I mean, I saw all this Antipas stuff around. [0:39:28] I just didn't feel, [0:39:30] I thought that they would be coming after me [0:39:32] demonstrating in front of my house and all that. [0:39:35] I don't worry about that here. [0:39:36] If they do, you know, [0:39:38] all the people can back me up. [0:39:40] And I, so I think it's a safer environment [0:39:44] for people like us. [0:39:46] The first thing I did when I got to Northern Idaho [0:39:48] was go to a party at your place. [0:39:51] True. [0:39:51] That is very true. [0:39:53] absolute first day that i came here uh so yeah and and there are a lot of people there and that's [0:39:59] what i i see over and over again there's just a lot of people here who are on page with this sort [0:40:05] of thing and and um have intelligent informed views of it and so it's very gratifying to see that yeah [0:40:12] um uh getting back to this israeli lucre thing we have an article on oxford observer today by [0:40:20] by Jose Nino on how the whole thing was stolen from America. You had this Jewish company that [0:40:29] was involved. You had Jewish agents from Israel, and they stole 200 pounds of highly enriched [0:40:38] uranium to set up their program. You had Arnon Mitchell, who's a Hollywood producer, [0:40:48] And he was involved in the spying and that sort of thing. [0:40:52] So, yeah, this is something that, you know, American, the ADL wouldn't want to admit that American Jews have done things that are illegal to advance their own interests, that they are disloyal in a way. [0:41:12] I mean, this is something that violated many, many laws in the United States, but they did it anyway. [0:41:19] And they were able to get away with it. [0:41:21] And that's the thing. [0:41:22] I mean, that's another thing in my chapter on the neoconservatives. [0:41:25] There are all these examples of neoconservatives who were spying for Israel and they got indicted. [0:41:33] But nothing ever happened. [0:41:35] You know, people like Richard Perle. [0:41:37] um so they they have this power and they i think they feel immune uh that the american justice [0:41:46] system will not nail them because uh they are just too strong too well connected uh too much money [0:41:56] uh that they are able to uh control and and put into their their causes and um that's what we see [0:42:06] i i keep hoping that uh you know things will change i think there's a people are much more [0:42:14] critical especially young people from what i understand um that they are much more critical [0:42:20] of israel than in the past yeah and i am hopeful of that uh i'm also hopeful because people like [0:42:30] like Elon Musk, who has so much money, [0:42:32] may become a trillionaire in a month or two. [0:42:35] He, you know, has expressed things, [0:42:39] you know, like the ADL has been opposed [0:42:42] to the interests of white Americans. [0:42:45] And he is, of course, he did go to Israel and all that. [0:42:49] But, you know, I don't think that that just really [0:42:52] indicates a change in attitude. [0:42:54] It's sort of like bowing to their power, [0:42:56] but it doesn't really change anything. [0:42:58] Yeah. And it's also I was going to say it's also very interesting to kind of see where things are going. [0:43:05] You know, Elon is a part of this PayPal mafia, right? [0:43:09] This this group of, you know, tech tech overlords, David Sachs and what's his name? [0:43:18] Peter Thiel. Peter Thiel. Thank you. [0:43:20] And what's interesting about this group of people, like, and Roloff Botha as well, this whole PayPal mafia actually kind of seems like a cartel out of South Africa. [0:43:32] I don't know if you've kind of, like, pieced this together, but, like, all of these people came from, like, South Africa. [0:43:36] They all had ties to the, was it the AWB or something like that, I think was the name of the group that was, was that Rhodesia? [0:43:46] It might have been a different country, but there's a lot of interesting stuff. [0:43:52] Like I guess Elon Musk's grandparents were kind of like Nazis or something like that. [0:43:56] I don't know if you saw that. [0:43:58] There was something going on, like a technocratic movement in Canada in the 1930s and 40s before they went to South Africa, which is kind of interesting. [0:44:06] Yeah, he was in Canada, and his family seemed to move around quite a bit. [0:44:12] Yeah. [0:44:12] And, yeah, I did listen to a biography of Musk by Isaacson. [0:44:21] It was very interesting. [0:44:22] Yeah. [0:44:23] But I was going to say it's interesting because— [0:44:24] I didn't know—was Peter Thiel from South Africa? [0:44:27] I thought he was German. [0:44:28] Yeah, he was from Germany, but then he spent some time in South Africa before he came to America. [0:44:33] So all of these guys are connected. [0:44:35] And it's interesting, too, because I guess just a couple of days ago, it was released that Peter Thiel is actually fleeing America. [0:44:42] and going to Argentina. [0:44:44] I saw that, yeah. [0:44:46] So I guess he's not very bullish on the future of American prosperity, I guess. [0:44:54] You know, he's hightailing it out of here. [0:44:56] It's hard to be bullish on American prosperity in the future [0:45:01] with this massive debt we have and inflation now. [0:45:08] A lot of people are getting crushed. [0:45:09] It's really scary to see it. I think Trump has made an incredibly bad mistake going to war with Iran. [0:45:18] But I think he was following orders from Netanyahu. [0:45:22] I worry about, you know, I worry about blackmail, that he's been blackmailed. [0:45:29] And I just don't know. But America is really in trouble. [0:45:37] Yeah, we are. And this is something I was going to say. I spent a couple of weeks ago, I got down to Kentucky, was embedded with the Massey campaign for the last week of their operations. [0:45:48] Oh, really? [0:45:49] Yeah, it was interesting. We got to go to Thomas's house and we had a little jam session, played some guitar with him, checked out his orchard. [0:45:57] It was very good, but what was super interesting was, you know, seeing the level of, I guess, sophistication and the knowledge that his constituents have about what's going on. [0:46:09] They know all about Miriam Adelson. [0:46:11] They lived through the Jewish lobby pouring $32 million into their district. [0:46:16] So they're all very keenly aware. [0:46:18] And if you look at the exit polling data, you can see that Thomas Massey absolutely captured basically everybody under the age of 55. [0:46:29] You know, they all seem to be very critical of the special relationship between the United States and Israel, the war, you know. [0:46:38] And furthermore, it's just like, you know, as this whole thing continues, it just keeps becoming more and more tenuous, like, and waking people up, I guess, you know, [0:46:48] Because it's like, why are we dealing, you know, like here locally, right? [0:46:51] Like we have this local Republican Party. [0:46:54] They passed five pro-Israel resolutions in three years. [0:46:58] And not one resolution about data centers. [0:47:01] Not one resolution about meatpacking. [0:47:04] You know, things like the Maha agenda, you know, our food basically being poisoned, shipping off to China and coming back. [0:47:12] You know, we're not talking about the debt. [0:47:14] We're not talking, like Doge was abandoned. [0:47:16] And so it really is kind of getting difficult, I think, for a lot of the Jewish lobby to make arguments of why the United States needs to subordinate itself for this foreign country as things are continuing to get worse here. [0:47:32] So now I guess it's just a matter of seeing whether the technocratic digital panopticon surveillance state, whether that gets built before the boomers die. [0:47:44] That kind of seems like the race against time here, because if they're unsuccessful, then, you know, we'll still be able to have our freedom of speech, you know, and move the ball down the field, I guess. [0:47:55] um how about this you know just getting back to this idea about uh anti-semitism shouldn't be [0:48:03] discussed with people under the iq of 120 do you know much about the situation in france i guess [0:48:10] with like there was the dreyfus affair um you know and there was a kind of rise in anti-semitism [0:48:15] around the turn of the century in france but over there it seems like they kind of kept [0:48:20] this mode of talking, talking about Jewish power, the Freemasons and stuff like this, [0:48:28] that was almost kind of treated like a secret society. That was not like happening in the town [0:48:33] square. People weren't talking. It was more of like the, the, the high well-to-do French people, [0:48:40] you know, getting a cigar and a lounge, you know, they might talk about it there, but it wasn't [0:48:44] really for the peasants, if you will. Can you kind of go over some of that if you're aware of [0:48:49] the the situation there maybe that maybe they had it right maybe anti-semitism should have been [0:48:54] like relegated to like the elite circles something initiated into as opposed to just like opening acts [0:49:01] and being whacked in the face with it i don't know well at that time uh in the dreyfus affair [0:49:09] any Jewish sentiment was common in Europe among intellectuals and elites. [0:49:18] And so it was, you know, they were, people were aware of Jewish financial power. [0:49:26] And they were aware of issues of loyalty, which was really central to the drive of the pair. [0:49:35] And so, you know, it's just a long history in Europe that dates back forever, really. [0:49:46] And it changed after the Enlightenment. [0:49:49] They started to realize that Jews were still a separate group. [0:49:55] And this was in a society that was nominally committed to individualism, that we should all just be individuals. [0:50:01] But the Jewish community kept their ties with foreign Jewish communities that they were very much aligned with, to say, the Jewish community in Syria at a time which completed with French foreign policy. [0:50:17] and so yeah people were becoming more and more aware I think of Jewish influence they were [0:50:26] involved in financial scandals involving the Panama Canal and other places in Britain they [0:50:35] were involved in the major motivating force for the Boer Wars which were a disaster for the [0:50:43] poor people in South Africa. And so, yeah, I think people became more aware of Jewish power [0:50:52] gradually. And it was really building in the 1920s. It wasn't just, you know, in Germany with [0:51:01] Hitler, you know, it was, you look at Romania or Poland at that time, and they were very much, [0:51:09] And people were aware of what happened in Russia, the Soviet Union. [0:51:14] With the Bolshevik Revolution. [0:51:16] The Bolshevik Revolution, the Jews were deeply involved in that, [0:51:19] that they were some of the most, the cruelest mass murderers in history in the Soviet Union. [0:51:27] And, you know, so people were aware of that. [0:51:31] And then after World War II, and then in America, you have people like Father Kaufman. [0:51:37] You had Henry Ford. [0:51:39] And they were, you know, very anti-Jewish. [0:51:43] Henry Ford, something happened. [0:51:45] I don't know how they managed to do this, [0:51:48] but they shut down the Dearborn Independent. [0:51:55] And Father Coughlin was going strong in the 1930s [0:51:59] until they cut him off at the behest of the Roosevelt administration. [0:52:04] and [0:52:05] he [0:52:08] typified [0:52:10] I think the sort of populist [0:52:13] attitude about Jews [0:52:14] that they were [0:52:16] very self-interested [0:52:18] they were very powerful [0:52:20] in certain communities [0:52:22] if you look at the Dearborn Independent [0:52:23] he talked about the Jewish [0:52:26] involvement in show business, Hollywood [0:52:27] communism [0:52:29] and all these [0:52:30] so those [0:52:33] People were wearing that sort of thing. [0:52:36] But after World War II, it just disappeared. [0:52:39] In a sense, Jews won World War II and everybody else lost. [0:52:44] Because you think about what happened after World War II, we basically lost our societies ultimately. [0:52:52] And you see that in the UK, you see that in France, and you see that in the United States. [0:52:57] that the people that built a society, the natives, are basically becoming minorities. [0:53:05] They are vilified. [0:53:07] And so you have a constant battle, like with the Labor Party. [0:53:13] Now they're trying to convince British voters to vote for them, [0:53:17] despite they completely turning their back on the labor, on the white working class. [0:53:23] and really getting their votes from Muslims and other people that they've admitted to the country. [0:53:29] And we see that with the American Democratic Party. [0:53:32] They basically, where would they be without the non-whites? [0:53:39] They wouldn't stand a chance. [0:53:42] I mean, you've seen these maps where the election result would have been if only white men voted, [0:53:48] if only white people voted. [0:53:50] You know, these are huge majorities. [0:53:51] but then it's not the actual electorate anymore. [0:53:55] And that's something that Jews have felt they're safer in a society that is multi-ethnic. [0:54:02] And she said many, many statements after World War II and leading up to the immigration law in 1965, [0:54:10] many statements expressing fear and loathing of a white majority [0:54:17] and the idea that we have to encourage other ethnic groups to come in and [0:54:24] essentially lessen the power of the white majority so that you know that's a big [0:54:31] they've done it i mean here we are we're a minority uh at least as far as children go and [0:54:39] And they're the future. [0:54:42] Democrats resist any kind of repatriation, [0:54:46] any attempt to deport illegals. [0:54:48] I saw Governor Walz of Minnesota [0:54:51] just refused to deport some guy [0:54:56] who was convicted of armed robbery in the 90s. [0:54:59] Spent a lot of time in prison, got out, [0:55:02] but he's still illegal. [0:55:03] They could deport him. [0:55:04] Now, Governor Walz wants him to stay. [0:55:06] uh and so they see this is totally cynical these are white politicians who see the future [0:55:14] of their own power and their own party for democrats as involving non-white voters and uh [0:55:25] allowing i mean look what happened with all the corruption in minnesota yeah uh with somalis i [0:55:30] I mean, corruption is just endemic to those people. [0:55:34] They're not going to change. [0:55:37] They're not the talented people. [0:55:39] They can't make it in the system that we've created. [0:55:43] But they can produce false, bogus invoices and get the state of Minnesota and the federal government to pay them millions of dollars. [0:55:57] And that's how they prosper. [0:55:59] Yeah. [0:55:59] Yeah. Now, there is some, I guess, positive, positive developments that are happening. [0:56:03] And I'm seeing just three hours ago, there's a there's a big summit this weekend in Italy, the Remigration Summit. [0:56:11] And it appears as though the one and only Greg Bovino is there with Martin Selner and a few other patriots over there in Europe. [0:56:23] It does seem like the concept of remigration is taking off. [0:56:27] We have seen people like Donald Trump tweet about this. [0:56:31] We've been seeing more European leaders talking about this. [0:56:34] Do you think that there's any chance of that happening, of the zeitgeist kind of changing? [0:56:41] Because it does seem like, at least in Europe, right, the situation in America, I think, is a little bit different. [0:56:47] But in Europe, a lot of the migrants that have come have been predominantly Muslims that are very critical of Israel, right? [0:56:55] I mean, like if you're living in Syria and then all of a sudden the Israelis are backing a coup of your government and makes your country inhospitable, then you go to Europe. [0:57:04] You know what happened, you know, you know what happened to your country. [0:57:08] And so they come they come to Europe and then they start, you know, voting labor or, you know, voting against, you know, Israel in one way or another. [0:57:16] And it seems like the European Jews are upset about this. [0:57:21] And so they're on board, it seems, with this concept of re-migration. [0:57:25] Do you think that could be a good thing? [0:57:27] That would be, you know, if you get Jewish power on the side of something like that, it's important. [0:57:33] And I don't think Jews trust us, but they may not trust Muslims at all because they know they're hostile. [0:57:43] I mean, going back, in my book, I decided a guy named Steinleit, who talked about restricting Muslim immigration, you know, 20 years ago, over 20 years ago. [0:57:55] He wants immigration, but not of Muslims, because Muslims are going to be opposed to Israel. [0:58:03] And so it's only a common sense kind of thing. [0:58:06] but [0:58:08] yeah I mean [0:58:11] that would be great if the Jewish community [0:58:13] could get on board with that [0:58:14] but [0:58:16] I don't [0:58:18] suspect that they really [0:58:21] will we'll see [0:58:23] I think if you're [0:58:25] in the UK you're saying to yourself [0:58:27] if we don't deport [0:58:29] a lot of these people we don't have a country [0:58:31] anymore you know [0:58:32] Muslims are taking over city councils [0:58:35] They're very important politically there. And so they understand that this is this is critical. [0:58:45] Yeah. For the future of their country. And. We'll see. [0:58:50] Yeah, it's going to be interesting. And, you know, there's also these videos that have been coming out. [0:58:53] I'm not sure if you've seen them, but here in America, you know, Tyler Oliveira is one. [0:58:58] There was another video that I just watched last night of a guy who went in to meet with the Chabad Lubavitchers in New York. [0:59:06] But, you know, there was this video that came out a couple of months ago. [0:59:09] It went absolutely viral of Curious Joel, which is this Hasidic neighborhood in New York. [0:59:15] And almost everybody's on welfare. [0:59:18] Almost everybody is taking some sort of government handouts. [0:59:21] They're living in Section 8 housing and they're having, you know, eight to ten kids. [0:59:26] they're praying in the shul all day they're not really working um you know and so the same kind [0:59:32] of scams that we've been seeing coming from the Somalian community in Minnesota we're seeing some [0:59:36] of the Jewish communities in like Lakewood New Jersey Curious Joel New York they're all kind of [0:59:41] engaging in a very similar similar pattern of yeah the fraud I guess you know I saw that uh that [0:59:49] thing and it struck me that when when Olivier would confront them with this they'd say well [0:59:56] you got all these kids and welfare and everything don't you feel guilty about that no it's legal [1:00:00] they don't have any sense of what's moral versus what's legal right and and uh if they can get away [1:00:07] with they will get away with it yeah and that's what they're doing and yeah he's a very bright [1:00:13] guy i was very impressed with him yeah uh and uh his willingness to go into a jewish community [1:00:19] to do the same thing, was inspired, shall we say. [1:00:23] Yeah, he even tried to go to Israel, [1:00:27] and they blocked him in Israel. [1:00:30] I guess they detained him for questioning [1:00:31] and then turned around and sent him on a plane back home. [1:00:35] So we're not going to be... [1:00:36] Israel has the same problem with these Orthodox raiding. [1:00:40] They won't join the army. [1:00:41] They refuse to enlist. [1:00:43] And so it's like a big project to get them to be drafted. [1:00:48] Yes. [1:00:48] Because, you know, the IDF is under incredible strain. [1:00:52] They're fighting wars everywhere, and they are losing people. [1:00:57] I mean, they're getting hit in Lebanon and in Gaza and other places. [1:01:03] And anyway, the army is exhausted. [1:01:06] And the Haredi will not join the army. [1:01:11] They sit around and study all day, and they're on welfare. [1:01:16] and yeah, so it's [1:01:18] their parasitic [1:01:20] population [1:01:21] almost had been. Yeah, no, [1:01:23] I think so. [1:01:25] And so, yeah, well thank you so much for joining [1:01:28] us for coming up here on an hour. I don't want to [1:01:30] keep you too long. I do want to make sure that we [1:01:32] can send people your way. [1:01:34] So you run a website. You've been running [1:01:35] a website. It's a magazine. I think [1:01:37] it's still a print magazine. The [1:01:39] OccidentalObserver.net [1:01:42] is the name of [1:01:44] the website. Do you still [1:01:45] physical copies of the magazine to people? [1:01:51] Well, this is separate from the magazine. [1:01:54] The magazine is the Axel Quarterly. [1:01:56] I'm just putting together the summer issue, [1:01:59] and it'll be on in a couple of days. [1:02:01] I'll put it to the printer. [1:02:04] But the Axel Quarterly has longer articles, [1:02:09] usually more academic. [1:02:10] uh an accidental observer is more current events um this article by jose nini is very good about [1:02:20] 2 000 words and uh so it's very uh adjustable easy easy enough to read but it's very informed and uh [1:02:30] And it really shows Israeli Jewish perfectly against the interest in the United States for a very long time. [1:02:42] And that's what we have to deal with. [1:02:44] Yeah. And not to not to kind of like rabbit hole on this, but I do think it's important because Israel hasn't signed the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. [1:02:53] They're not signatories of the Geneva Convention. [1:02:56] Technically, it is not legal for the United States to provide foreign aid to them, right? [1:03:03] That's one of the – for every other country in the world, one of the conditions to sending them foreign aid is that they've signed on to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, the Chemical Weapons Treaty, the Geneva Convention and all of this stuff. [1:03:15] But Israel hasn't signed any of that. [1:03:17] So technically, our aid to them is illegal, and we should not be funding them until they sign these things, you know? [1:03:27] But not a lot of people know about that because there's a lot of low IQ anti-Semitism. [1:03:32] And of course, the cure for low IQ anti-Semitism is reading. [1:03:36] It is getting deep in a thick book like The Culture of Critique. [1:03:40] I do want to go over real quick before we let you go. [1:03:42] I want to go over the titles of the chapters in this book just so that people can, for those of you who have not yet done your homework, you need to read this book. [1:03:51] But so chapter one is Jews and the Radical Critique of Gentile Culture. [1:03:57] The two is the Boasian School of Anthropology and the Decline of Darwinism and Social Sciences. [1:04:02] Three, Jews and the Left. [1:04:04] This is, of course, going over the left, the Communist Party USA, things like the what was that group in Berkeley, the SDS. [1:04:14] Of course, they were big involved with that. Chapter four is neoconservatism as a Jewish movement. [1:04:22] Chapter five, Jewish involvement in the psychoanalytic movement. [1:04:27] We talked about this on a podcast I did a couple of weeks ago with Kevin Kervick. [1:04:30] He's actually a therapist, so he's got an inside scoop on that for those who want to go back and watch that episode. [1:04:36] Chapter 6, the Frankfurt School of Social Research and the Pathologization of Gentile Group Allegiances. [1:04:43] Chapter 7, the New York Intellectuals and some general comments on Jewish critiques of Gentile culture. [1:04:49] Chapter 8, Jewish involvement in the shaping of U.S. immigration policy. [1:04:54] And Chapter 9, the conclusion, wither Judaism and the West. [1:04:59] So for those of you who have just become aware of this issue since October 7th and you haven't, like I said, done the homework, you've got to get a copy of The Culture of Critique from our friends at Antelope Hill Publishing. [1:05:13] You can use promo code Backlash10. [1:05:15] You'll get 10 percent off of your order. [1:05:18] Dr. McDonald, thank you so much for joining us today. [1:05:21] We're going to have to have another party and we'll have you we'll have you out here. [1:05:24] Yeah, yeah. [1:05:24] I really appreciate you interviewing me. [1:05:28] You're very knowledgeable. [1:05:29] and I love that. [1:05:31] And so, yeah, thank you very much. [1:05:34] Yeah, no, this is great. [1:05:34] Well, thank you so much. [1:05:36] Okay, man. [1:05:37] Boom. [1:05:38] All right. [1:05:38] Very good. [1:05:39] And so that's...