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A few weeks ago a suggestion was made on one of the threads that it might of value to build up a record of personal awakenings.  Today one of our friends from RD offered an account of his own experience.  In the hope, then, that this will spark a series of such accounts I will create a new category, Awakenings, and invite anyone who has a story to tell to mail me.  Now here’s Sean’s story.
GW

For me, the two great questions of the day are:

(1) how the European-derived peoples are to awake to their own ethnicity, and

(2) how they come to understand that one key problem to their development and safety is posed by the Semitic peoples.

This essay is about the second of the two questions and may be fairly described as how is recognition of this peril to be managed? Is it broad-based deep theory that appeals to the intellect, or some kind of simple, but shattering, event with unsuspected emotional-based, conversion-like attributes?

We argue that it is the shattering event that overturns an emotional state that leads to recognition of the Semitic peoples as dangerous to our development. This is partly true because so much of the discourse around us is dominated by Semitic personalities promoting an untrue line of propaganda, but the good news is that unraveling of any thread in that propaganda may trigger an awakening.

Here are brief sketches of two such awakenings.

As a pre-WWII baby I had many opportunities to become aware of the influence of the Semitic peoples on our cultures.  I saw aged Jews like Barnard Baruch lionized with pictures on the pages of the daily paper my family subscribed to in which Baruch was described as a “park bench advisor to presidents.”  I remember wondering about it from the age of perhaps 13, although it was never questioned or discussed at home or school.

I remember reading bizarre weekly letters-to-the-editor published in the county weekly paper in our Minnesota rural town from a mysterious California resident, Herbert Aptheker.  I remember wondering about the letters that appeared so frequently and expressed such hatred against America, although his doctrines and ideas were never questioned or discussed at home or school.

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