G K Chesterton's “The Man Who Was Thursday,” tells the story of a young poet, Syme, who becomes a policeman in order to pursue an international circle of anarchists who have embarked on a nihilistic war against civilization.
'He discovers that the entire circle of anarchists is really made up of undercover policemen, including the sinister-seraphic Sunday, who is, somewhat mystically, both the ultimate anarchist and the leading cop...'
'Dario Gabbai, who died in March 2020, became famous for claiming to have been a Sonderkommando who helped gas Jews at Auschwitz. He was exposed by Dean Irebud in 2012 as a fraud.
'Gabbai, born in Thessaloniki, Greece in 1922, is listed in the Yad Vashem archives as having been "murdered" at Auschwitz three times.'
GK Chesterton
Chesterton as an early supporter of France's Captain Dreyfus (an alleged traitor who was Jewish) but Chesterton turned into an anti-dreyfusard.[61]
In the Marconi scandal of 1912–13, senior ministers in the UK's Liberal government had secretly profited from advanced knowledge of deals regarding wireless telegraphy. Some of the key players were Jewish.[63]
'In a work of 1917, titled A Short History of England, Chesterton considers the royal decree of 1290 by which Edward I expelled Jews from England, a policy that remained in place until 1655.
'Chesterton writes that popular perception of Jewish moneylenders could well have led Edward I's subjects to regard him as a "tender father of his people" for "breaking the rule by which the rulers had hitherto fostered their bankers' wealth".
'He felt that Jews, "a sensitive and highly civilized people" who "were the capitalists of the age, the men with wealth banked ready for use", might legitimately complain that "Christian kings and nobles, and even Christian popes and bishops, used for Christian purposes (such as the Crusades and the cathedrals) the money that could only be accumulated in such mountains by a usury they inconsistently denounced as unchristian; and then, when worse times came, gave up the Jew to the fury of the poor".[65][66]
'In The New Jerusalem Chesterton dedicated a chapter to his views on the Jewish question: the sense that Jews were a distinct people without a homeland of their own, living as foreigners in countries where they were always a minority.[67]
'He wrote that in the past, his position: was always called Anti-Semitism; but it was always much more true to call it Zionism. ...
'My friends and I had in some general sense a policy in the matter; and it was in substance the desire to give Jews the dignity and status of a separate nation. We desired that in some fashion, and so far as possible, Jews should be represented by Jews, should live in a society of Jews, should be judged by Jews and ruled by Jews.[67]
'Chesterton openly expressed his abhorrence of Hitler's rule almost as soon as it started.[68]
'As Rabbi Stephen Wise wrote in a posthumous tribute to Chesterton in 1937:
'"When Hitlerism came, he was one of the first to speak out with all the directness and frankness of a great and unabashed spirit. Blessing to his memory!"[69]
Chesterton and his wife.
'In The Truth about the Tribes Chesterton blasted German race theories, writing: "the essence of Nazi Nationalism is to preserve the purity of a race in a continent where all races are impure."[70]
'The historian Simon Mayers points out that Chesterton wrote against the concept of racial superiority and critiqued pseudo-scientific race theories, saying they were akin to a new religion.[62]
In The Truth About the Tribes, Chesterton wrote, "the curse of race religion is that it makes each separate man the sacred image which he worships. His own bones are the sacred relics; his own blood is the blood of St. Januarius."[62]
'Mayers records that despite "his hostility towards Nazi antisemitism … [it is unfortunate that he made] claims that 'Hitlerism' was a form of Judaism, and that the Jews were partly responsible for race theory."[62]
'In The Judaism of Hitler, as well as in A Queer Choice and The Crank, Chesterton made much of the fact that the very notion of "a Chosen Race" was of Jewish origin, saying in The Crank: "If there is one outstanding quality in Hitlerism it is its Hebraism" and "the new Nordic Man has all the worst faults of the worst Jews: jealousy, greed, the mania of conspiracy, and above all, the belief in a Chosen Race."[62]
'Mayers also shows that Chesterton portrayed Jews not only as culturally and religiously distinct, but racially as well.
'In The Feud of the Foreigner (1920) he said that the Jew "is a foreigner far more remote from us than is a Bavarian from a Frenchman; he is divided by the same type of division as that between us and a Chinaman or a Hindoo. He not only is not, but never was, of the same race."[62]
Reinhard Heydrich, the mastermind of the Holocaust, is believed to have been Jewish. Walter Schellenberg in his Memoirs (p. 207) writes: "Canaris told me after Heydrich's death that he possessed proof of Heydrich's Jewish ancestry."
'In The Everlasting Man, while writing about human sacrifice, Chesterton suggested that medieval stories about Jews killing children might have resulted from a distortion of genuine cases of devil-worship. Chesterton wrote:
"The Hebrew prophets were perpetually protesting against the Hebrew race relapsing into an idolatry that involved such a war upon children; and it is probable enough that this abominable apostasy from the God of Israel has occasionally appeared in Israel since, in the form of what is called ritual murder; not of course by any representative of the religion of Judaism, but by individual and irresponsible diabolists who did happen to be Jews." [62][71]
'Some backing the ideas of eugenics called for the government to sterilise people deemed "mentally defective".
'He blasted the proposed wording for such measures as being so vague as to apply to anyone, including "Every tramp who is sulk, every labourer who is shy, every rustic who is eccentric, can quite easily be brought under such conditions as were designed for homicidal maniacs. That is the situation; and that is the point ... we are already under the Eugenist State; and nothing remains to us but rebellion."[76]
The 1965 Selma marches were organized by nonviolent activists to demonstrate the wish of Black citizens to exercise their constitutional right to vote, in defiance of segregationist repression.
"It's no coincidence that Selma, where blood was shed in the struggle for voting rights for Black people, pushed Doug Jones ahead for good," Bernice King, Martin Luther King Jr.'s daughter, tweeted.
In Alabama, the majority of poor Whites, both male and female, voted for Roy Moore.
However, "The Democrat Doug Jones fared much better than Obama among white voters, garnering 30 percent of their votes, twice the 15 percent who voted for Obama.
"Jones made particularly large gains among white women and those with college degrees."
Richard Spencer said: "Roy Moore campaigned for 'Judeo-Christian values,' not the interests of his people."
Jeff Sessions was active in Boy Scouts and youth activities at the Camden Methodist Church.
The Mobile Area Jewish Federation presented Jeff Sessions with its first "Yedid L'Yisrael" (friend of Israel) award.
Bill Pryor was the Attorney General of the State of Alabama from 1997 to 2004.
"Roger Shuler, founder of the website Legal Schnauzer, alleges that a photo on BadPuppy.com in 1997 depicted future U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Judge William H. Pryor, Jr.
"The photo portrayed a young man stark naked and in a state of sexual arousal...
Rob Riley is the son of former Alabama governor Bob Riley (2002-2010).
"The prominent Alabama Republican Rob Riley has filed a lawsuit against Shuler and his wife ... over Legal Schnauzer reports that Riley had an extramarital affair with lobbyist Liberty Duke."
Troy King was Alabama's attorney general from 2004-2011.
In 2008, a spokesperson for Alabama Governor Bob Riley denied that Attorney General Troy King was preparing to resign in the wake of certain rumours.
According to multiple sources in Montgomery and elsewhere, King was caught by his wife in a gay affair with a male aide.
Jeff Sessions.
Lawrence 'Larry' King was the leader of the Black Republican Council and in the 1980's, was one of the fastest rising stars in the Republican party.
.. So let's think back to the 1960's, to a world loved by Trump supporters.
1. In 1960, one in four Americans fell below the poverty line (an annual income of less than $3,000).
2. On 1 February 1960, four black men sat at a whites-only lunch counter at a Woolworth's in Greensboro, N.C., and were denied service.
3. The Phoenix Programme began. US forces tortured and murdered Vietnamese 'terrorists', who were usually innocent civilians.
Richard Nixon eventually became president, having promised peace.
He then bombed Cambodia and Laos. The Vietnam War did not end until 1975.
4. In the 1960's, factory jobs began to disappear and the USA moved to an economy dominated by service and white-collar work.
(Robots are likely to be performing 45% of manufacturing tasks by 2025, versus just 10% today, according to a study by Bank of America.)
Trump, the actor.
Most voters in the USA want peace and prosperity.
In the 1964 presidential election campaign in the USA, the Republican candidate Barry Goldwater suggested that nuclear weapons should be treated more like conventional weapons and used in Vietnam.
Johnson brought in some useful reforms, but can be judged a failure because, like Goldwater, he took a tough line on Vietnam.
Barry Goldwater, who was of Jewish origin, has been compared to Donald Trump. Barry Goldwater was the Republican Party's nominee for the Presidency in the November 1964 election.
There is a suspicion that the Powers-That-Be wanted Lyndon Johnson to win and thus selected Goldwater to play the part of the loser.
Goldwater (left)
In a May 1964 speech, Goldwater said that nuclear weapons should be used in Vietnam, and in Europe and in Cuba.
Goldwater lost the1964 election to incumbent Democrat Lyndon B. Johnson by one of the largest landslides in history.
Goldwater only won his home state of Arizona and five states in the Deep South.
Goldwater received 38.4% of the popular vote.
It turned out that Goldwater was in favour of gay rights and in favour of abortion. It turned out that Goldwater did not like Christians getting involved in politics.
Goldwater endorsed DemocratKaran English in an Arizona congressional race.
Goldwater urged Republicans to lay off Bill Clinton over the Whitewater scandal.
In a 1988 interview on Larry King's radio show, Goldwater was asked if he thought the U.S. Government was withholding UFO evidence; he replied "Yes, I do."
Trump spent Christmas Eve with George Soros in 2009, according to the New York Post.
Is Soros Jewish?
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The USA has a long history of racism and violence.
Does Racism work for Trump?
At the time of Nixon, it was said that "Race is the dominant issue without any question."
Ronald Reagan in 1980 kicked off his campaign at a site used as a meeting place by the KKK.
In January 1993, Bill Clinton left New Hampshire prior to the primary vote to return to Arkansas to preside over the execution of Rickey Ray Rector, a black man.
9. Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of Uncle Tom's Cabin, "depicted Whites as a degenerate class, prone to crime, immorality and ignorance."
Many poor Whites depict Blacks as being a degenerate class, prone to crime, immorality and ignorance.
10. The rich elite are happy to see that the poor are divided and easy to rule.
We need people like Clinton and Trump to keep us safe.
Webster Tarpley asks why so many people supportTrump:
"How could Wall Street City Slickers dupe Southern, Western, and rural evangelicals into voting for a party platform pledged to sacrifice the interests of the poor country folk in the name of the Mammon-worshippers of lower Manhattan?"
1. Established authorities (eg. the Torah, the Bible or the Koran, the US Constitution, certain outspoken activists such as Sandra Froman)
2. Established conventions and norms (eg. a belief that most people are exclusively heterosexual, the belief that one's own race or religion is superior, the belief that people need to carry guns)
According to research by Canadian-American psychologist Bob Altemeyer, right-wing authoritarians tend to go in for faulty reasoning.
Specifically, they are more likely to make incorrect conclusions from evidence; and likely to hold contradictory ideas.
Authoritarians are also more likely to uncritically accept faulty evidence that supports their beliefs, and they are less likely to acknowledge their own limitations.[14]
Authoritarians generally score lower on openness to experience.
Authoritarians tend to be ethnocentric and prejudiced against racial and ethnic minorities[27] and homosexuals.[28]
In a study by Altemeyer, 68 authoritarians played a three-hour simulation of the Earth's future entitled the Global change game.
Unlike a comparison game played by individuals with low Right Wing Authoritarian scores, which resulted in world peace, the simulation by authoritarians became highly militarized and eventually entered the stage of nuclear war.
By the end of the high authoritarian game, the entire population of the earth was declared dead.[14]
Authoritarians tend to prefer Moses to Jesus; and tend to prefer Canada to Costa Rica.
Authoritarians are often scared that they will be found out.
Cardinal Spellman was scared that the public would discover that his nickname with his gay partners was 'Franny'.
Hitler was scared that the public would find out that his paternal grandfather was a Jewish merchant, Leopold Frankenberger; and that his lover was August Kubizek.
Most of the top Republicans would appear to be bisexual.
Authoritarians are sometimes called 'Conservatives'.
Of course, not all Conservatives/Authoritarians are exactly the same; and there are Communist Authoritarians.
There are 'tough minded' conservatives and there are 'tender-minded' conservatives.
A tough minded gay conservative like Richard Nixon and a reportedly tender-minded conservative like Mother Theresa might both claim to worry about abortion.
But they would have different views on the bombing of Cambodia.
French Front National party founder Jean-Marie Le Pen was outed as gay. Outed.
Research byJohnHibbing , of the University of Nebraska, shows that conservatives/authoritarians tend to be easily scared.
This is why conservatives/authoritarians tend to support the military, guns, armed police, and dogmatic religious views.
The researchers used eye trackers and other devices to measure the involuntary responses of 'conservatives' and 'non conservatives', when they were shown pictures of scary things such as blood, maggots, spiders...
Paul Babeu and Jose. Conservative Republican Sheriff and Wannabe Congressman Paul Babeu was outed as gay, in Arizona.
Typical conservatives, Sir Jimmy Savile and Prime Minister Edward Heath. Both are said to have liked boys.
The rich elite, whether Nazi or Zionist or Chinese or Hindu, tend to be conservative in the sense that they favour favour 'Authoritarianism'.
Some of the 'working class' also support 'Authoritarianism'.
Think about lower-working-class attitudes on:
Crime and Punishment
Patriotism
Race
Homosexuality
Eysenck
Hans Eysenck, Professor of Psychology at the Institute of Psychiatry, King's College, London studied political attitudes.
The leaders of Nazi Germany and the current leaders of Israel could both be considered to be 'Tough-Minded'.
Eysenck referred to "Radicalism", "Conservatism", "Tough-Mindedness" and "Tender-Mindedess".
Eysenck's research found that the most intelligent people occupied the middle ground between Radicalism and Conservatism; and occupied the middle ground between "Tough-Mindedness" and "Tender-Mindedess".
In other words, the most intelligent people do not label themselves as conservative/authoritarian.
Gay gangster (left) and gay conservative Lord Boothby (right)
What do conservatives/authoritarians think about Equality and Freedom?
The Elm Guest House boy brothel was popular with top Conservatives.
John Jost, a psychologist at New York University, looked for a connection between personality traits and political orientation (American Psychologist, vol 61, p 651
High levels of dopamine can cause obsessive-compulsive disorder.
Carmen speculates that high levels of dopamine might be linked to the need to impose order on the world.
Some conservatives/authoritarians might have high levels of dopamine.
Some scientists suggest that conservatives/authoritarians may very often be dogmatic, routine-loving people and that liberals are usually free-spirited and open minded individuals.
Not another picture of Hitler with a boy!
However, we should not assume that all conservatives/authoritarians are the same and that all liberals are the same.
Tough-minded conservatives/authoritarians would support militarism and harsh punishments.
Tough-minded radicals might support easier divorce laws and fewer restrictions on birth control and abortion.
Tender-minded conservatives would tend to oppose imperialism and easy abortion.
Tender-minded radicals would tend to support racial equality and peaceful solutions to conflicts.
Republican Larry Craig was outed as gay.
When it comes to politicians one could perhaps divide them into the following groups: