The Fraud Perpetrated in The Field of Genetics
From William Bradford Shockley’s book on the subject of Eugenics And Race, written by Roger Pearson, document 16, “Anthropological Taboos About Determinations of Racial Mixes”, p. 223, we read in part:
Miscellany
Critical Review of E. Raymond Capt’s “Israel Judah and Jew”, Part 2
In analyzing Capt’s essay on three different entities, it appears his teachings are skewed because he identified only (1) “Israel”, (2) “Judah”, (3) and “Jew”! Because the term “jew” is so extraordinarily misleading, it might be better to distinguish Judean, Judaism and Kenite-Edomite-Canaanite-jew. By doing so, it would send a strong signal that might startle the reader or hearer into inquiring what such terms could mean. The best thing to do with the term “jew” is to avoid it like the plague.
Critical Review of E. Raymond Capt’s “Israel Judah and Jew”, Part 1
While I have a lot of respect for the research and teachings of E. Raymond Capt, here is a topic where he failed to cover the implications completely. I will be quoting from his 4-book series Biblical Antiquities, book 2, chapter 4, pp. 37-48:
“Israel, Judah and Jew.
Death of Paul in Rome
This is a screenshot of an article originally found at www.biblelandhistory.com/italy/paul-in-rome.html [Checked on 2024-04-13, the web page is now no longer available - WRF]
Its "Israel", Not the "Heathens"
ITS "ISRAEL", NOT THE "HEATHENS"
By Clifton A. Emahiser
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Russia No. 1 Report
The Mein Kampf Project at Christogenea.org has recently published a full text version of the Russia No. 1 Report along with a reproduction in PDF. Here Clifton has created a condensed two-column version of the text to that report, in a format that will print on half the pages. This version is easier to read, better to print, and also corrects some of the typographical errors found in the original.
