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Revisionist Zionists Dare the U.S. to Pull the Plug on Their Nakba Agenda
•�August 19, 2024
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Israelis have been deeply divided these last years, unable to coalesce around a government. After five general elections, they decided to dismiss the Lapid/Gantz team and to put a new coalition – formed around Netanyahu and small Jewish supremacist parties – into power. However, soon after the formation of the new government, there occurred an... Read More
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9/11 Was a Straussian Coup
•�August 20, 2021
•�6,300 Words •�782 Comments • Reply
With the Taliban back in charge in Afghanistan, methinks we will hear pretty soon about 9/11, the fabricated pretext for their overthrow twenty years ago. They have never been given a chance to defend themselves. When the time will come for a public statement, we might get a glimpse of Chinese officials in the background.... Read More
Claes Ryn, Allan Bloom, Leo Strauss, and Me
•�September 19, 2013
•�1,700 Words •�11 Comments • Reply
Every now and then, I receive an online “epistola” from the National Humanities Institute, an organization that presents itself as “culturally conservative” and whose apparent lifetime director is Catholic University of America professor ,Professor Claes Ryn [Email him]. NHI, which seems to operate on a shoe string, occasionally puts out a journal,Humanitas. Not surprisingly, the... Read More
A Note on Leo Strauss
•�May 22, 2012
•�1,200 Words •�4 Comments • Reply
Having seen Samuel Goldman’s thoughtful response to Kenneth McIntyre’s sizzling review of my book, I think that I might introduce myself as the author of the still rarely read volume that Professor McIntyre discusses in his essay. By now I am used to the admission that most critics of the review use to introduce their... Read More
Leo Strauss, Immigration, and Israel
•�March 19, 2012
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A question that may have occurred to those who have read my bookLeo Strauss and the Conservative Movement in America is whether Strauss and his followers have influenced the view of immigration taken by what now passes for the “conservative movement.” We have to address this question indirectly since, to my knowledge, neither Strauss nor... Read More
Leo Strauss's Left-Wing Nationalism
•�January 12, 2011
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Jack Ross has raised an interesting point regarding my attempt to exonerate Leo Strauss from the charge of being a Nazi sympathizer. According to Jack, Strauss’s demonstrated affinity for right-wing Zionism, and his stated admiration for that movement’s godfather, Zeev Jabotinsky, would suggest an attraction to the interwar European Right. Therefore the charge that Strauss... Read More
Cryptic Fascist?
•�January 6, 2011
•�2,000 Words •�28 Comments • Reply
William Altman’s voluminous study of German Jewish political theorist Leo Strauss (1899-1973) does not break any new ground in trying to link its subject to the far Right. The author’s theme has been amply treated in multiple monographs and in feature articles in the New Yorker, New York Times, The New Republic, Le Monde, and... Read More
Leo Strauss and the Conservative Movement
•�December 7, 2010
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A book of mine, Leo Strauss and Conservative Movement in America: A Critical Appraisal, is about to come out with Cambridge University Press; and it has a special connection to the Mises Institute. Much of the critical thrust comes from attending conferences sponsored by the Mises Institute and from getting to know my fellow- participants... Read More
In Response to a Courteous Critic
•�June 17, 2006
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Professor Havers' rejoinder to my critical remarks about Strauss and his disciples is truly a model of reasonable discourse. If I do bother to respond, it is only to correct or explain those apparent inconsistencies attributed to me. Allow me to note the contrast between Havers' style and a certain posture that Claes Ryn, Tom... Read More
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American Pravda: Oddities of the Jewish Religion •�55m ▶
The Surprising Elements of Talmudic Judaism
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The 7 Tribes of Intellect
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The evidence is clear — but often ignored
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The Shaping Event of Our Modern World
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Analyzing the History of a Controversial Movement
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American Pravda: Mossad Assassinations
The JFK Assassination and the 9/11 Attacks?
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