LAST DITCH OF DEMOCRACY - Majority Rights

an Anschauung, never brought peace. Monopoly, megalomania, reading
the Jewbrew texts never brought peace honor or decency, or the good
life, neither did neglect of the Latin classics.
America declined. The whole tone of American life went down, slopped,
grew foetid, step by step as the Latin classics went into the discard, and
the reading of the Hebrew superstitions continued to be tolerated in the
American colleges. Out of Sallust and Cicero a man might LEARN
something useful. Out of Demosthenes he might git a line of the habitual
human swindles that would help him understand the second bank of the
United States, oh, ably described by Woodward, as to its personal habits,
BUT not exposed in its perspective as it is exposed in the autobiography
of Martin Van Buren.
Go on, read the Brooks Adams and then go on to the study of
contemporary Europe. In the light of the Clay Quincy Adams project.
Don’t die like a beast, I mean if you are dead set to be sunk in the mid-
Atlantic or Pacific or scorched in the desert, at least KNOW why it is
done to you.
To die not knowin’ why is to die like an animal. What the kike calls you:
goyim or cattle. To die like a human being you have at least got to know
why it is done to you.
#120 (1941) U.S.(142)
CHURCH PERIL
I am speaking as promised to the students of Fordham, and professors,
and other Catholic universities. When I was a young man in America,
one heard a good deal of talk about the union of the churches. It was
very nice and humanitarian on the surface. And one heard less of a more
bizarre proposition, namely, that of Anglo-Israel, all dressed up with the
Stone of Scone on which Scotch’s King’s were recrowned, now it is in
Westminster Abbey, and about the prophet Isaiah, and the rest of the