I wish You and Yours a beautiful Christmas Season! Enclosed at the end of this talk is my audio Christmas card. There is truly no event that better represents European folkways and Christian traditions than Christmas. It is truly the White Holiday in far more than just the color of snow! You know I would be criticized in the press for celebrating a “White Christmas”, but it’s the same media that promotes Kwanzaa specifically for African-Americans and Hanukkah for Jews.
Our enemies are intent on tearing down every tradition of our people, everything that gives our people a sense of history, unity and heritage. We can’t sing Christmas carols anymore in school, and when our kids have a break, it isn’t the “Christmas holidays” anymore. And displaying manger scenes and Christian crosses have been long banned at the White House. There is no cross on display, but you will find a Menorah this year. That’s what’s so blatantly hypocritical. For Jewish organizations have been the driving force behind the attacks on traditional Christmas.
After my recent broadcast of Christmas and Hanukkah: double standards for America, I received a ton of mail asking me to elaborate more on this fascinating subject. I will do so because I think the Christmas/Hanukkah dichotomy is extremely instructive in exposing the Jewish-supremacist domination of media, culture and politics. While the Jewish supremacists have succeeded in getting the Christian cross and manger scenes banned from the White House, they have also succeeded in getting the menorah put into the White House. That in itself is revealing, but when one considers what Hanukkah represents, it is incredible! You see, mainstream Judaism recognizes Hanukkah as a holiday commemorating resistance to assimilation. In other words, Jewish supremacists work to get Christian Christmas themes off of government property in the name of pluralism, multiculturalism and assimilation, then they celebrate on U.S. government property a holiday that is dedicated to Jewish ethnic purity and supremacy.
In the article Rekindling light, and meaning, for Hanukkah, by JOSHUA L. WEINSTEIN in the Portland Press Herald Write: Weinstein reports.
Hanukkah, said Rabbi Harry Sky, is about resisting assimilation.
“When those guys stood up to Hellenization, they stood up to assimilation.”
Wait a second, isn’t this the same mainstream press that constantly preaches assimilation for everyone else. When white people don’t want to assimilate with non-White people, or God forbid, with Jews, isn’t that portrayed as the worst form of racism and intolerance. In the Saturday, December 11, 2004 edition of The Roanoke Times appeared Cindy Lowe’s The true meaning of Hanukkah, A rabbi explains how traditional observance of the Jewish holiday differs from the American concept of Christmas. In it Lowe shows how Hanukkah is very different from Christmas.
Many modern American Jews are struck by the irony of a holiday celebrating resistance to assimilation being so closely associated with the non-Jewish holiday of Christmas.
Despite his worries about hints of assimilation and over-commercialization, however, Hanukkah remains “a wonderful holiday to celebrate because it’s a Jewish holiday,” Kogan said.
Could you imagine any White public figure saying in public speech that Christmas is a wonderful holiday because it is a traditional White people’s holiday?
A recent article by Jewish writer Judy Gruen is titled In Behaving Like Maccabees. Hanukkah teaches us to act more like Maccabees than like the ancient Greeks
In an open society, Jews need a reason to behave more like Maccabees and less like Greeks. That’s why the word Hanukkah means “dedication,” but its root word, chinuch, means “education.” When we are shown the beauty and value of our moral heritage, we will naturally work to preserve it, even at the cost of our lives.
In an excerpt from the Beliefnet Internet site appears an article entitled A Hanukkah Message for Today By Rabbi Irving Greenberg.
By contrast, modern Zionists saw in Hanukkah a reflection of their agenda: They celebrated Maccabee military prowess and political achievement. An early secular Zionist song proclaimed that “a miracle did not happen to us, we found no cruse of oil.” To these Zionists, the Maccabees’ state-building was the eternal message of the holiday.
For modern liberal Jews, Hanukkah became the holiday of religious freedom. The Maccabee fight was presented as the uprising of a religious community against suppression. The Festival of Lights was a victory for, and a living model of, the religious tolerance that Jews sought in the modern world. To uphold this view, liberals had to filter out the fact that while the Maccabees fought for the right to practice their own religion, they were hardly pluralist. In fact, the Maccabees fought Hellenizing Jews–those who were assimilating into Greek culture–to the death and suppressed them as they achieved power.
In another article Hanukkah’s Big Test, Rabbi Greenburg goes on,
The lesson of Hanukkah is that a strong priority to being Jewish is the key to right choices in Jewish history. Sometimes one should not reason. There has to be a primordial will to Jewishness first or to Israel’s survival first. The reasoning and the willingness to negotiate some issues come second.
Rabbi Greenburg says in very blunt terms that Jews need to put Jewishness and loyalty to Israel first, over everything else, and that this is the true meaning of Hanukkah. Doesn’t it sound like such a ceremony is far more appropriate in the Knesset than in the White House?
So there you have it. If I had the time, I could quote from ten thousand other Jewish articles on the same theme. The Menorah is the symbol of the victory of the Jews over the Syrian Greeks. It is a symbol of Jewish segregation and resistance to assimilation.
We Americans can’t have a Christian celebration of the birth of Jesus and “peace on earth goodwill to all men” but we must have one to celebrate a Jewish military victory, a victory that symbolizes Jewish supremacy and apartness from the rest of humanity.
Does it make any sense?
No, but what does make sense in this alien, media driven, Kosher culture we now live in?
Notice too, that for pointing out Jewish chauvinism and chutzpah, I will be the one once more accused of supremacism! I am not a supremacist, but I am a European survivalist, I simply want to preserve my heritage and freedom. I am not seeking to be supreme over anybody, just preserve my own homeland. I am not the one over in Israel trying to subvert Jewish traditions and heritage, but they seek supremacy over us here in American and Europe. At the bequest of the Jewish supremacists in Canada the government there bans and burns my book and has already blocked this website to many people in Canada.
And, it is not just Christian traditions of Christmas that The ADL wants to eradicate. In their guide to teachers and parents, called the “Christmas dilemma,” it tells Jews not to put up with traditional Christmas symbols that hurt “diversity.” the ADL says,
“First, it is important to note that while Christmas trees, Santas, wreaths, wrapped gifts, and reindeer are commonly used… Nevertheless, their inordinate usage is inappropriate… Suggest alternative winter decorations… that may be more inclusive.�
Oh no we shouldn’t have Christmas trees, Santas, wreaths and reindeer. How dare we have those evil reindeer, the Jewish supremacists don’t like them. Instead I guess we are supposed to have camels and sand rather than reindeer and snow! Those old European symbols aren’t part of the Jewish agenda of what they want for your children to listen to and watch. They want our kids hip-hopping to the very Jewish, Sumner Redstone’s MTV promotion of Gangster rappers clutching their genitals, such as at the last Super Bowl! Forget Sleigh bells and Christmas trees, it’s gangster rap for you!
While most of us are safe and warm in our homes, this Christmas is especially poignant when I think of the fact that so many of America’s men and women are in God-forsaken Iraq losing their sight or their legs or their life for quote “Iraqi Freedom” while our own freedoms are being lost back home. Many are being maimed fighting to secure Iraq’s borders, while America’s borders are being overrun, our culture destroyed. Enough! May God be with them this Christmas!
I also want to comment on Christianity and European American culture. I do respect all European American religious viewpoints. And I do understand that Christianity, the way it is presented to the American people, is a far cry from the Faith of our Fathers. It is amazing to see how many of the old churches all throughout Europe still have within them Knights in armor holding uplifted shining swords. Whatever you might think of Christianity’s orgins or underlying scriptural message, Europeans put their indelible stamp on it even to the point of incorporating parts of the European solstice celebration into the Christmas pageant. We owe the Christmas tree to those traditions. And the Churches of Europe, what a fantastic expression they are of our people’s art and beauty. The work of Michelangelo is so incredibly White, an expression of the idealized form and grace of our people.
And of course, think of the wonderful traditional Christmas carols you will hear this time of year. How much more European in spirit can you get? They are uniquely European, and how beautiful they are. They express the highest attributes of our heart and soul . And, they can certainly bring a mist even to the eyes of non-believers.
One last note: I don’t object to Jews celebrating their resistance to assimilation. All people should have to right to continue on in their own form and character, their own culture and values. But how hypocritical it is for the Jewish press to praise Jews for this trait, while they condemn European Americans for simply wanting to preserve our own heritage.
Our enemies are intent on tearing down every tradition of our people, everything that gives our people a sense of history, unity and heritage. We can’t sing Christmas carols anymore in school, and when our kids have a break, it isn’t the “Christmas holidays” anymore. And displaying manger scenes and Christian crosses have been long banned at the White House. There is no cross on display, but you will find a Menorah this year. That’s what’s so blatantly hypocritical. For Jewish organizations have been the driving force behind the attacks on traditional Christmas.
After my recent broadcast of Christmas and Hanukkah: double standards for America, I received a ton of mail asking me to elaborate more on this fascinating subject. I will do so because I think the Christmas/Hanukkah dichotomy is extremely instructive in exposing the Jewish-supremacist domination of media, culture and politics. While the Jewish supremacists have succeeded in getting the Christian cross and manger scenes banned from the White House, they have also succeeded in getting the menorah put into the White House. That in itself is revealing, but when one considers what Hanukkah represents, it is incredible! You see, mainstream Judaism recognizes Hanukkah as a holiday commemorating resistance to assimilation. In other words, Jewish supremacists work to get Christian Christmas themes off of government property in the name of pluralism, multiculturalism and assimilation, then they celebrate on U.S. government property a holiday that is dedicated to Jewish ethnic purity and supremacy.
In the article Rekindling light, and meaning, for Hanukkah, by JOSHUA L. WEINSTEIN in the Portland Press Herald Write: Weinstein reports.
Hanukkah, said Rabbi Harry Sky, is about resisting assimilation.
“When those guys stood up to Hellenization, they stood up to assimilation.”
Wait a second, isn’t this the same mainstream press that constantly preaches assimilation for everyone else. When white people don’t want to assimilate with non-White people, or God forbid, with Jews, isn’t that portrayed as the worst form of racism and intolerance. In the Saturday, December 11, 2004 edition of The Roanoke Times appeared Cindy Lowe’s The true meaning of Hanukkah, A rabbi explains how traditional observance of the Jewish holiday differs from the American concept of Christmas. In it Lowe shows how Hanukkah is very different from Christmas.
Many modern American Jews are struck by the irony of a holiday celebrating resistance to assimilation being so closely associated with the non-Jewish holiday of Christmas.
Despite his worries about hints of assimilation and over-commercialization, however, Hanukkah remains “a wonderful holiday to celebrate because it’s a Jewish holiday,” Kogan said.
Could you imagine any White public figure saying in public speech that Christmas is a wonderful holiday because it is a traditional White people’s holiday?
A recent article by Jewish writer Judy Gruen is titled In Behaving Like Maccabees. Hanukkah teaches us to act more like Maccabees than like the ancient Greeks
In an open society, Jews need a reason to behave more like Maccabees and less like Greeks. That’s why the word Hanukkah means “dedication,” but its root word, chinuch, means “education.” When we are shown the beauty and value of our moral heritage, we will naturally work to preserve it, even at the cost of our lives.
In an excerpt from the Beliefnet Internet site appears an article entitled A Hanukkah Message for Today By Rabbi Irving Greenberg.
By contrast, modern Zionists saw in Hanukkah a reflection of their agenda: They celebrated Maccabee military prowess and political achievement. An early secular Zionist song proclaimed that “a miracle did not happen to us, we found no cruse of oil.” To these Zionists, the Maccabees’ state-building was the eternal message of the holiday.
For modern liberal Jews, Hanukkah became the holiday of religious freedom. The Maccabee fight was presented as the uprising of a religious community against suppression. The Festival of Lights was a victory for, and a living model of, the religious tolerance that Jews sought in the modern world. To uphold this view, liberals had to filter out the fact that while the Maccabees fought for the right to practice their own religion, they were hardly pluralist. In fact, the Maccabees fought Hellenizing Jews–those who were assimilating into Greek culture–to the death and suppressed them as they achieved power.
In another article Hanukkah’s Big Test, Rabbi Greenburg goes on,
The lesson of Hanukkah is that a strong priority to being Jewish is the key to right choices in Jewish history. Sometimes one should not reason. There has to be a primordial will to Jewishness first or to Israel’s survival first. The reasoning and the willingness to negotiate some issues come second.
Rabbi Greenburg says in very blunt terms that Jews need to put Jewishness and loyalty to Israel first, over everything else, and that this is the true meaning of Hanukkah. Doesn’t it sound like such a ceremony is far more appropriate in the Knesset than in the White House?
So there you have it. If I had the time, I could quote from ten thousand other Jewish articles on the same theme. The Menorah is the symbol of the victory of the Jews over the Syrian Greeks. It is a symbol of Jewish segregation and resistance to assimilation.
We Americans can’t have a Christian celebration of the birth of Jesus and “peace on earth goodwill to all men” but we must have one to celebrate a Jewish military victory, a victory that symbolizes Jewish supremacy and apartness from the rest of humanity.
Does it make any sense?
No, but what does make sense in this alien, media driven, Kosher culture we now live in?
Notice too, that for pointing out Jewish chauvinism and chutzpah, I will be the one once more accused of supremacism! I am not a supremacist, but I am a European survivalist, I simply want to preserve my heritage and freedom. I am not seeking to be supreme over anybody, just preserve my own homeland. I am not the one over in Israel trying to subvert Jewish traditions and heritage, but they seek supremacy over us here in American and Europe. At the bequest of the Jewish supremacists in Canada the government there bans and burns my book and has already blocked this website to many people in Canada.
And, it is not just Christian traditions of Christmas that The ADL wants to eradicate. In their guide to teachers and parents, called the “Christmas dilemma,” it tells Jews not to put up with traditional Christmas symbols that hurt “diversity.” the ADL says,
“First, it is important to note that while Christmas trees, Santas, wreaths, wrapped gifts, and reindeer are commonly used… Nevertheless, their inordinate usage is inappropriate… Suggest alternative winter decorations… that may be more inclusive.�
Oh no we shouldn’t have Christmas trees, Santas, wreaths and reindeer. How dare we have those evil reindeer, the Jewish supremacists don’t like them. Instead I guess we are supposed to have camels and sand rather than reindeer and snow! Those old European symbols aren’t part of the Jewish agenda of what they want for your children to listen to and watch. They want our kids hip-hopping to the very Jewish, Sumner Redstone’s MTV promotion of Gangster rappers clutching their genitals, such as at the last Super Bowl! Forget Sleigh bells and Christmas trees, it’s gangster rap for you!
While most of us are safe and warm in our homes, this Christmas is especially poignant when I think of the fact that so many of America’s men and women are in God-forsaken Iraq losing their sight or their legs or their life for quote “Iraqi Freedom” while our own freedoms are being lost back home. Many are being maimed fighting to secure Iraq’s borders, while America’s borders are being overrun, our culture destroyed. Enough! May God be with them this Christmas!
I also want to comment on Christianity and European American culture. I do respect all European American religious viewpoints. And I do understand that Christianity, the way it is presented to the American people, is a far cry from the Faith of our Fathers. It is amazing to see how many of the old churches all throughout Europe still have within them Knights in armor holding uplifted shining swords. Whatever you might think of Christianity’s orgins or underlying scriptural message, Europeans put their indelible stamp on it even to the point of incorporating parts of the European solstice celebration into the Christmas pageant. We owe the Christmas tree to those traditions. And the Churches of Europe, what a fantastic expression they are of our people’s art and beauty. The work of Michelangelo is so incredibly White, an expression of the idealized form and grace of our people.
And of course, think of the wonderful traditional Christmas carols you will hear this time of year. How much more European in spirit can you get? They are uniquely European, and how beautiful they are. They express the highest attributes of our heart and soul . And, they can certainly bring a mist even to the eyes of non-believers.
One last note: I don’t object to Jews celebrating their resistance to assimilation. All people should have to right to continue on in their own form and character, their own culture and values. But how hypocritical it is for the Jewish press to praise Jews for this trait, while they condemn European Americans for simply wanting to preserve our own heritage.
