"The International Jew" Study Hour - Episode 68

Oct. 10, 2013

Carolyn Yeager and Hadding Scott read and comment on Chapter 63, “Gigantic Liquor Trust and It's Career.”

Once the Jewish “compounders” and “rectifiers” of inferior whisky had won a commanding place in the market,  they were still far from satisfied; they wanted to get rid of the better whisky in order to own the field. Some results were:

• In 1899, the first operations toward a combine was a new company composed of sixteen Louisville, Kentucky distilleries announced by Levy Mayer of Chicago;
• Alfred Austrian, who was later involved in the baseball scandals, became Mayer’s legal representative and partner;
• Angelo Meyer, New York-Philadelphia whisky buyer, commonly called the ‘Napoleon of the whisky trade’, was one of the general managers of the new Kentucky Distilleries Company;
• The Illinois Distilleries and Warehouse Co. was formed under Joseph Wolf to fight the Kentucky Distilleries, but both were Jewish;
• The combined capitalization of the Mayer-Austrian trust was reported as $175 million to $200 million;
• Collier’s Weekly magazine in 1908 wrote a scathing attack on “nigger gin,” a vile beverage that acted on the Negro in a way to encourage him to commit crimes, including the “nameless crime” (rape);
• The ancient Jewish policy of Divide-Conquer-Destroy, as it is stated in the Protocols, was in operation — whatever the Jew can succeed in making Jewish, falls.

Image: Label for the American Distilling Co. in Pekin IL claims that it is “Free From All Trusts And Other Combinations” showing there was public awareness of these practices.

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.