Aspects of Jewish power in the United States $b : volume IV of the International Jew, the world's foremost problem : being a reprint of a fourth selection from articles appearing in the Dearborn IndependentFord, Henry
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Aspects of Jewish power in the United States $b : volume IV of the International Jew, the world's foremost problem : being a reprint of a fourth selection from articles appearing in the Dearborn Independent
Ford, Henry
Antisemitic literature; Jews -- United States; United States -- Ethnic relations
There will also be a separation among the Jews themselves. They are not
all Jews who call themselves so today. There is a Tartar strain in
so-called Jewry that is absolutely incompatible with true Israelitish
raciality; there are other alien strains which utterly differ from the
true Jewish; but until now these strains have been held because the
Jewish leaders needed vast hordes of low-type people to carry out their
world designs. But the Jew himself is recognizing the presence of an
alien element; and that is the first step in a movement which will place
the Jewish Question on quite another basis.
What the Jews of the United States are coming to think is indicated by
this letter—one among many (the writer is a Jew):
“Gentlemen:
“‘Because you believe in a good cause,’ said Dr. Johnson, ‘is no
reason why you should feel called upon to defend it, for by your
manner of defense you may do your cause much harm.’
“The above applying to me I will only say that I have received the
books you sent me and read both with much interest.
“You are rendering the Jews a very great service, that of saving
them _from themselves_.
“It takes courage, and nerve, and intelligence to do and pursue such
a work, and I admire you for it.”
The letter was accompanied by a check which ordered THE DEARBORN
INDEPENDENT sent to the address of another who bears a distinctively
Jewish name.
It is very clear that unity is not to be won by the truth-teller
soft-pedaling or suppressing his truth, nor by the truth-hearer
strenuously denying that the truth is true, but by both together
honoring the truth in telling and in acknowledging it. When the Jews see
this, they can take over the work of truth-telling and carry it on
themselves. These articles have as their only purpose: First, that the
Jews may see the truth for themselves about themselves; second, that
non-Jews may see the fallacy of the present Jewish idea and use enough
common sense to cease falling victims to it. With both Jews and non-Jews
seeing their error, the way is opened for cooperation instead of the
kind of competition (not commercial, but moral) which has resulted so
disastrously to Jewish false ambitions these long centuries.
Now, as to the questions at the beginning of this article: THE DEARBORN
INDEPENDENT has heretofore scrupulously avoided even the appearance of
criticising the Jew for his religion. The Jew’s religion, as most people
think of it, is unobjectionable. But when he has carried on campaigns
against the Christian religion, and when in every conceivable manner he
thrusts his own religion upon the public from the stage of theaters and
in other public places, he has himself to blame if the public asks
questions.
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