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<blockquote data-quote="Naofumi" data-source="post: 47471" data-attributes="member: 39">It was a terrible thought-and yet it couldn&#039;t be avoided, that most ofthe Jews seemed particularly destined by nature to play this shameful role.Is this why they can be called &#039;the chosen people&#039;?I then began to carefully investigate the names of all the fabricators ofthese filthy cultural products. As a result, I became even more disgustedwith the Jews than I was previously. Even if my feelings might resist athousand times, reason now had to draw its own conclusions.The fact was that 90 percent of all the filthy literature, artistic trash,and theatrical idiocy had to be charged to the account of a people whoformed scarcely one percent of the nation. This fact could not be denied. Itwas there, and had to be admitted.Then I began to examine my beloved &#039;world press&#039; from a differentpoint of view.The deeper I probed, the lesser grew my respect for that press that Iformerly admired. Its style became even more repellent, and I was forcedto reject its ideas as entirely shallow and superficial. The claim that itimpartially presented facts and ideas was more lie than truth. And thewriters were--Jews.Thousands of details that I scarcely noticed before now came to deservenew attention. I began to grasp and understand things differently than I hadbefore.I now saw the liberal press in a different light. Its dignified tone inreplying to its opponents&#039; attacks, and its dead silence on other issues, nowbecame clear to me as part of a cunning and despicable way of deceivingthe reader. Its brilliant theatrical criticisms always praised the Jewishauthors, whereas its negative criticism was reserved exclusively for theGermans. The gentle pinpricks against Wilhelm II showed the persistencyof its policy, as did its systematic praise of French culture and civilization.The subject matter of the short story was trashy and often indecent. Theentire language of this press had the accent of a foreign people. The generaltone was so openly derogatory to the Germans that it must have beenintentional.In whose interest was this?Was all this merely an accident?My doubts gradually increased.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Naofumi, post: 47471, member: 39"] It was a terrible thought-and yet it couldn't be avoided, that most of the Jews seemed particularly destined by nature to play this shameful role. Is this why they can be called 'the chosen people'? I then began to carefully investigate the names of all the fabricators of these filthy cultural products. As a result, I became even more disgusted with the Jews than I was previously. Even if my feelings might resist a thousand times, reason now had to draw its own conclusions. The fact was that 90 percent of all the filthy literature, artistic trash, and theatrical idiocy had to be charged to the account of a people who formed scarcely one percent of the nation. This fact could not be denied. It was there, and had to be admitted. Then I began to examine my beloved 'world press' from a different point of view. The deeper I probed, the lesser grew my respect for that press that I formerly admired. Its style became even more repellent, and I was forced to reject its ideas as entirely shallow and superficial. The claim that it impartially presented facts and ideas was more lie than truth. And the writers were--Jews. Thousands of details that I scarcely noticed before now came to deserve new attention. I began to grasp and understand things differently than I had before. I now saw the liberal press in a different light. Its dignified tone in replying to its opponents' attacks, and its dead silence on other issues, now became clear to me as part of a cunning and despicable way of deceiving the reader. Its brilliant theatrical criticisms always praised the Jewish authors, whereas its negative criticism was reserved exclusively for the Germans. The gentle pinpricks against Wilhelm II showed the persistency of its policy, as did its systematic praise of French culture and civilization. The subject matter of the short story was trashy and often indecent. The entire language of this press had the accent of a foreign people. The general tone was so openly derogatory to the Germans that it must have been intentional. In whose interest was this? Was all this merely an accident? My doubts gradually increased. [/QUOTE]

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