Education

June 28, 2012

Carolyn Yeager and Hadding Scott give the context in which The Dearborn Independent was begun as the Ford International Weekly in 1919; who were the main players; and Ford’s likely motivations for carrying out the project.

In this first program, the Preface and Chapter One The Jew in Character and Business were read and discussed. Next week, the completion of chapter one is scheduled.

Note: We are using the Noontide Press publication of The International Jew -- The World's Foremost Problem which can be found online here as a pdf file.

June 23, 2012

Kairos from Germany is Carolyn’s guest for a wide-ranging discussion, unfortunately plagued by technical difficulties which resulted in a shortened final program. Topics covered:

• Why “Race over Religion” must be the go-word for White survival;
• The German character/soul and how it compares with Asians;
• What the concept of Bildung means in forming the German personality;
• The German concept of leadership: leading, following (obedience) and  personal responsibility;
• The differences in character/soul among the various European national groups;
• Because of above-mentioned differences, the Euro Zone is a bad idea, leading to dictatorial, enforced policies like the European Stability Mechanism, now in place;
• Is White Nationalism moving in a positive direction?
• Kairos recommends Schiller/Beethoven’s Ode to Joy as representative of the German culture.

May 19, 2012

Carolyn is Bill Finck's guest in a talk about Bill's new paper "The Judas Goats," a look at public education in Anglo-America and the role played by schoolteachers as "Judas goats" for the corruptive agenda of the elites.

126:46 minutes (50.78 MB)

By Carolyn Yeager

From the website of Chapman University:

Elie Wiesel  will return to Chapman University on April 15-22.  His annual one-week visit marks the second year of his five-year appointment as a Distinguished Presidential Fellow at the university.  While on campus, Wiesel will meet with [selected] students and faculty and be a guest speaker in various classes.

This year, Wiesel plans to present four “Conversations” during his visit.  The moderated discussions (which will be open only to the university community, not to the general public) will focus on themes central to his work and to the university community.   Scheduled topics include:

• “Why Study?” (moderated by Daniele Struppa, Ph.D., Chapman University chancellor)
•  “Why Write?” (moderated by English professor Patrick Fuery, Ph.D.)
• “Why Be Just?” (moderated by Tom Campbell, dean of Chapman University School of Law)
•  “Why Believe?” (moderated by Gail Stearns, Ph.D., dean of the Chapman University chapel)

By Carolyn Yeager

New! at  Elie Wiesel Cons The World

In this video,  Nikolaus or Miklos (Michael) Grüner is being interviewed by the Modesto (Calif.) Bee while the photographer films him pointing out the tattoo on his left arm.  This is shown in the very beginning of the video; right after that we see  the famous “Buchenwald Liberation” photograph we’ve become so familiar with, and 16-year-old Grüner is in the lower left hand corner. Is Elie in the photo? No.

 In 2008, Grüner traveled to California from his home in Sweden. While there, this very important bit of video was produced but has not been given the attention it deserves. I wonder why. Notice I didn’t form that as a question since I think the answer is apparent:  If Grüner has a tattoo, why doesn’t Wiesel?