- 19 Dec 2016 12:29
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I'm with pugsville on this - all I did was point out the origin of the list, which has already been shown by members to be inaccurate. It came from a Frenchman with a clear anti-semitic obsession (and who blamed freemasonry and 'the Illuminati' for the French Revolution), and there's no reason to think it shows any real accuracy in numbers. There were a lot of people in the 1920s saying Jews were stateless conspirators plotting to take over the world, and we know how violently that conspiracy theory ended. Taking your claims from it is not a good sign.
david.findley wrote:THANK YOU PROSTHETIC CONSCIOUSNESS! You have truly justified my posting and involvement here, worth 10x these scammers and frauds, who have no interest in discussing things, but only in insults and empty dismissals!
Likely being only 1 of 2 people in the room to have read that chapter, it is entirely possible that that list was indeed taken directly from government records. Perhaps not, it is impossible to tell. Names that seem to be missing could very well be elsewhere on the list, or have an explanation for their absence. regardless, I do not wholly dismiss it, for bias or anything, and accept it for what it is.
I do regret that I have to put up with these intellectual monsters, but thank you again.
I'm with pugsville on this - all I did was point out the origin of the list, which has already been shown by members to be inaccurate. It came from a Frenchman with a clear anti-semitic obsession (and who blamed freemasonry and 'the Illuminati' for the French Revolution), and there's no reason to think it shows any real accuracy in numbers. There were a lot of people in the 1920s saying Jews were stateless conspirators plotting to take over the world, and we know how violently that conspiracy theory ended. Taking your claims from it is not a good sign.