http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%B8ren_Kierkegaard
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In a new book, researcher Peter Tudvad documents that the great danish
philosopher S�ren Kierkegaard was a burning antisemite.
S�ren Kierkegaard, one of the best-known danes so far, was a burning
antisemite.
The great philosopher felt mortified by jews personally as well as
theologically. They had a 'predilection for money', and only death was
'worse than the bloodthirsty jew', he declared.
http://kpn.dk/article2223182.ece
And just as a reminder: Crticising jews and their bad characteristics does
not make you an 'antisemite'. This is a jewish invention in order not to
have to occupy themselves with criticism, as well as to demonise the
critique, so that he henceforth remains silent. And this strategy has worked
until today - the jews continue to be self-righteous, justified criticism
continues to be disqualified as 'antisemitism'.
Here is a good reason why jews ought to be criticised:
Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOO4-mxdF7s
Text:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_B._MacDonald#On_Jews_and_immigration_policies
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Unter blinden ist der ein�ugige k�nig. >.)
Don't discuss with mohammedan intruders THEIR subjects (mohammedanism & co).
Insist on OUR subjects. So ask them: 'What do you do here in OUR country?
Why aren't you in YOUR country working?' Repeat asking. Don't permit them
any changes of subject nor discussion
*All* Jews? Every single one of them?
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Dirk
http://www.transcendence.me.uk/ - Transcendence UK
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/onetribe - Occult Talk Show
*All* Jews? Every single one of them?
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What's the use of this question? We all know - or ought to know - that, on
the one hand, everyone is an individual; on the other, however, he is part
of a people, tribe, whatever. So he may be individualistic, but he most
probably won't escape the general features of the grater entity he belongs
to. Be they good or bad. May he like it or not.
And that's probably also true for you - and me. >.)
http://www.funtrivia.com/playquiz/quiz103826be5178.html
Of course they claim Zola, but he didn't personally like Dreyfus at
all.
They mistakenly claim Mark Twain.
http://www.twainweb.net/filelist/jews.html
Disraeli (who is not to count as Jewish here, though they are usually
very proud of him), Rembrandt, on the grounds that he painted a few of
them, Lloyd George who famously said "Yes, Heil Hitler. I, too, say
that because he is truly a great man."
That's four out of the ten.
I mean five