From: Susie Green (email her)
My main problem with Kevin MacDonald is that he believes that most Jews are involved in a deep and hidden conspiracy to make America less white by importing non-whites. The theory is that Jews will benefit, but of course, this is not borne out by reality. Look at France and Sweden as examples, where Jews are starting to leave in droves. Merkel is now starting to realize that Muslim immigrants are anti-Semitic!
Obviously, there are Jewish organizations that are pro-immigration, as there are major non-Jewish organizations that have the same position. McDonald’s focus on Jews seems to be off-kilter. Given the fact that Jews, in general, have a higher IQs and are far more active in civic affairs than other groups, one can always argue that they dominate in destructive causes. I’m sure most Muslims claim that Jews are active in keeping them out of the United States.
The reality is that if Jews promote policies that admit violent and low people, they will be among the first to suffer the consequences. This should be manifest. Even if so many Jews are philosophically destructive, the idea that they do it consciously or with evil intent is absurd: in reality, they behave more like the Marx Brothers than Karl Marx.
The enormous decline of Western man has little to do with Jewish stupidities, but with the philosophical inadequacies and lack of reverence amongst the peoples in Western societies, countries that have been basically free of Jews for 70 years. This is the problem. The Right should not fall into this pitfall and be distracted from the real problems facing us.
MacDonald might consider the possibility that Jews dislike Trump because he appears to be crude and not sufficiently intellectual—and that is because of Jewish intellectual snobbery. In sum, he seems to see Jews as evil instead of neurotic, cowardly, guilt-ridden, paranoid (against the wrong people), and physically weak people—and extremely self centered.
VDARE.com contributor Susie Green (email her) is an American of Jewish background. She has worked in New York City all of her professional life in various high-level managerial jobs.
