Deconstructing the Deconstructors

Of course, Jews nor their Gentile admirers rarely ask why so many different peoples from different lands throughout different centuries had such a problem with Jews. When the question does come up, it’s often waved away. “The Jews were hated for being God’s chosen people” or worse, “The Jews were hated for their moral superiority.”

Something else that is not asked is what role Jews themselves had in bringing down all those civilisations that were bullying them for no reason. Funnily enough, it took a Jew, Maurice Samuel, to state the facts plainly. “We Jews,” he wrote in his 1924 book You Gentiles, “are the destroyers, will remain the destroyers forever. Nothing that you will do will meet our needs and demands. We will forever destroy because we need a world of our own, a God-world, which it is not in your nature to build.” Lovely stuff.

As I write, Israelis are still killing children in Gaza, still building illegal settlements on the West Bank, still clamouring for war with Iran, still claiming territory in Syria, and on and on. Why? Because they and the Christian lackeys who back them with weaponry, treasure, and servitude, are convinced that a Canaanite volcano god made a real estate deal some thousands of years ago with an ancient people of whom they believe modern “Israelis” are the direct and unchanged descendants and therefore rightful heirs to the Canaanite volcano god’s promise. At some point, the peoples of the world will have to realise that this is not how foreign policy is determined, nor does it provide the justification for Israel’s violence and land-grabbing.

Unfortunately, every single member of the West’s ruling class does us no favours when they constantly proclaim their unconditional support for Israel, even as they continue to open the door to Arab and Muslim immigrants. You’d be forgiven for starting to wonder if these people really do just want to get us all killed.

Despite everything I’ve said and despite the facts about the Jews’ history of miscegenation, I don’t believe that they shouldn’t have a nation-state to call their own, a history to feel a part of, and shared cultural signposts to look to, because I believe those things are important for all people. Atomised Gentiles who have been trained (often by Jewish-made propaganda in the form of Hollywood films) to think of ourselves as mere individuals and see any sort of ethnocentric in-group preference as some kind of sin, could learn a lot from Jews.

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