Politics

More from the campaign against Professor Kevin MacDonald

Below is a predictably slanted profile on Kevin MacDonald published by The Jewish Journal, we thought it would be interesting to feature it side by side with a video clip of Dr. MacDonald explaining his research, in his own words. Is what Dr. MacDonald saying anti-Semitic as this article suggests, or simply a reasonably factual presentation on Jewish group evolutionary strategy and influence over Western Civilization? We post the links and leave the reader to decide — admin

The Professor the Anti-Semites Love

Kevin MacDonald, Cal State Long Beach, and the downside of academic freedom

By Brad A. Greenberg

Kevin MacDonald had just completed the first in a series of books that would come to define him. Awaiting feedback from his publisher 15 years ago, MacDonald sent his manuscript to a colleague in the psychology department at California State University Long Beach (CSULB). The feedback was not encouraging.

“What troubles me most is that your criticism of Jews may be taken seriously by groups and individuals who both fear and hate Jews,” Martin Fiebert wrote in a 12-point reply. “Your manuscript, unintentionally perhaps, reinforces the stereotype that all Jews, be they assimilated or not, are clannish, deceptive, and exploitive. I’m sure you would be dismayed to find that your book has a treasured place in the bookcases of neo-Nazis along with ‘Mein Kampf’ and the ‘Protocols of Zion.'”

How prophetic Fiebert’s insight turned out to be.

MacDonald, 64, has been deemed America’s “foremost anti-Semitic thinker” by civil rights experts. A tenured psychology professor who lent his expertise to Holocaust denier David Irving, MacDonald has suggested restricting college enrollment and increasing taxes for Jews to mediate what he perceives as inequities with non-Jewish whites.(…Full Article)

 

Jewish Influence Changing U.S. Immigration Policy

Part I:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fy6YxiMYDj8

Part II:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6JbVjqRIGk
[Video clips courtesy Byron Jost’s excellent immigration documentary A Line In The Sand.]

Staff