Jewish influences in American life : $b volume III of the International Jew, the world's foremost problem : being a reprint of a third selection from articles appearing in the Dearborn IndependentFord, Henry
Religion
Jewish influences in American life : $b volume III of the International Jew, the world's foremost problem : being a reprint of a third selection from articles appearing in the Dearborn Independent
Ford, Henry
Antisemitic literature; Jews -- United States; United States -- Ethnic relations
Of course, Rabbi Magnes, head of the New York Kehillah, could hardly be
expected to remain in ignorance of what the whole Kehillah knows. And
that Magnes is temperamentally a radical, any two-minute perusal of his
speeches will show. He is head of what Schlessinger calls the “gigantic,
wide-branched Kehillah,” the foremost political racial organization in
this country, a close community of a single racial type which has its
own code and its own customs and its own method of gaining its ends.
This is not the whole story by any means. Schlessinger and Schlossberg
and Hillman and the rest are leaders, but they are not the higher-ups.
The connections run straight up to the lofty heights of those who dwell
in palaces and sway the finances of the nation, and to those who play
large parts in the government of the United States. The Jews who finance
radical publications—good conservative Jews who form the standing
illustration in the argumentative question, “What possible gain can they
hope from Bolshevism?” Jews who pull official wires to gain immunity and
privilege for known traitors and revolutionists. Jews who replenish the
coffers of dangerous elements. It is a long story, and all of it does
not require telling, for the point to be gained is not that everyone
should be told, but that the involved persons should be aware that it is
known, proved, safely put away, in hope that the occasion to use it may
never come. However, it is due the public to tell at least a part of it.
The Jewish leaders never played so stupid a card as when they endeavored
to minimize the Kehillah and the place it fills. Nor did their Gentile
echoes ever fall for so miserable an imposition.
——
Issue of April 23, 1921.
LI.
Will Jewish Zionism Bring Armageddon?
When the British Army passed into Jerusalem in the memorable capture of
the city in 1917, the Protocols went in with it. A symbolic circle was
thus closed, though not in the way the Protocolists had hoped. The man
who carried the Protocols knew what they signified, and they were
carried not in triumph but as the plans of the enemies of world liberty.
Zionism is the best advertised of all present Jewish activities and has
exerted a greater influence upon world events than the average man
realizes. In its more romantic aspects it makes an appeal to Christian
as well as to Jew, because there are certain prophecies which are held
to concern the return of the Jews to Jerusalem. When this return takes
place, certain great events are scheduled to ensue.
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