Kevin MacDonald

The Realist Report for September 6th focuses on a conversation between Greg Johnson and Andrew Anglin with Tara McCarthy. John and I stuck with what was said about Holocaust Revisionism and Hitler-Nazis, Johnson's past comments on the subject, and Prof. Kevin MacDonald's similar positions taken in two separate podcasts that I had spoken up about.

I also used Johnson's statements from his post "My Conversation with Andrew Anglin", especially that the holocaust could be summed up as "a big pile of dead Jews." John and I frankly discussed my problem with Johnson's homosexuality as it impacts on his view of the National Socialist Third Reich, and other reasons for avoiding real debate about revisionism. 1h16m.

Katana produced a nice transcript of this program, with interesting graphics. Much appreciated. Check it out.

Greg Johnson doesn't like Hitler or swastikas. He might draw him this way.

By Carolyn Yeager

IN A RECENT PODCAST WITH ANDREW ANGLIN purportedly to discuss the Alt-Right, Greg Johnson maintained the position that the Holocaust should be accepted, but ignored.

Holocaust revisionism is too complex for all but a few people to understand, he said, and professed the view that to be moral, White European-Americans must accept the Lie of the Holocaust and reject Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich.

In this, he is unsurprisingly in tune with Kevin MacDonald and, let us not forget, every Jewish organization and media outlet in the world.

A 2017 photo of Professor Kevin MacDonald.

See also Podcast: Kevin MacDonald's problem with holocaust revisionism (2017)

By Carolyn Yeager

KEVIN MACDONALD RECENTLY PARTICIPATED IN a videocast of “Torah Talk” with Luke Ford, a non-ethnically Jewish student of Torah and Talmud, and two young friends or students of his. It lasted one hour and 50 minutes and resulted in some interesting insights into Kevin's limitations as a leading White Nationalist voice.

MacDonald was taken by surprise with the first question asked of him: What are your thoughts about holocaust revisionism?

“Yeah, um, I guess I'm not, uh, I've never had any sympathy really, before – I, I haven't seen, I haven't seen anything that I would really, you know, convince me. And I have – frankly, I haven't dealt into it very much. My view is that it's not important for what I'm doing and I don't think it's really important – I, I think what's really important is the culture of the holocaust, you know how it's taught in school, how it's used to defend Israel, and it's used as a weapon against people who oppose immigration, and all those things – ah I think those are very important things to discuss. So whether it actually happened, exactly (… slurs some words] and all that is something that I don't think uh is possible to even go there anymore, is just … just uh … third rail.”