Discussion on Nuremberg and Jewish Identity

I'm I'm writing the foreword for a book on the Nuremberg system right now by an author, Thomas Sear.

And it's, you know, he's a.

He rocks his leather jacket with iron cross,

you know, patches on it, walking around the streets of Chicago. Right.

So like most people would think, wow, that's an that's an extreme dude.

And he kind of is in certain ways.

A lot of Jewish power in terms of praxis

is like it's like an opportunity infection.

You know, it's like it's like a backless, like attacking,

like a very sick person, you know, with compromised immunity.

Metaphorically speaking, there needs to be not just a criticism of Jews,

but there needs to be a criticism of Jewishness.

And, you know, you have to kind of the Jew within,

you have to kind of overcome before you can overcome the Jew without.

But you got to develop some sort of spiritual understanding

of yourself as a white man and of white people and the situatedness of races generally in the historical,

in a historical environment.

I mean, anyone who spent time around Jewish people and

I live around a lot of them.

So where I'm at, you know, these are not happy people.

Hitler will be remembered in a thousand years,

essentially, as the warlord who prevented Soviet world domination.

Just a very smart guy.

He's worth reading.