Jewish Supremacism by David Duke. Published by Free Speech Press, 2003 and available from Spearhead Books at £18.00.

In 1905, a new book was catalogued in the British Library. Its title was The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion, and it claimed to be the secret minutes
of Jewish élitists who planned to dominate the world. Most authorities now view The Protocols of Zion as an elaborate forgery concocted by agents of the
Russian Czar.

Over the last century since the book's release, thousands of other books have been written on what is called the 'Jewish Question'. The vast majority of
them defend the Jewish people from the forces of 'Anti-Semitism', yet still the best selling book on the Jews since 1905 has been The Protocols, which
has been published in most of the world's languages. According to prominent Jewish leaders in Russia, the popularity of 'The Protocols' has now been eclipsed
by a new book titled Jewish Supremacism. Unlike The Protocols, this book is no forgery, for its author is proud of his work. He is the controversial American
politician David Duke, a former member of the Louisiana House of Representatives.

Jewish leaders are extremely fearful of this book. I can illustrate the cause of their concern by giving an example of David Duke's technique in exposing
what he calls Jewish supremacism.

If any prominent political person in the Western World publicly announced that Jews are frequently disloyal to nations where they live and that they view
Gentiles as racially inferior, he would face excoriation as an 'anti-Semite'. Probably, he would be driven from office. Duke has no need to make such claims,
for he simply quotes very prominent and powerful Jews who make his point for him.

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An acerbic look at the Holocaust industry

In 'My Holocaust,' Tova Reich skewers those who merchandise suffering.

Tom A. Peter

Can any one group lay claim to the Holocaust? Though its victims were primarily Jews, does that mean that Jewish suffering was so great
that it trumped that of others killed in the Holocaust, such as Poles, Gypsies, and homosexuals? Does the genocide define the Jewish identity? Or, speaking more broadly, was the destruction of the Jewish population so great that the Holocaust deserves more attention than other genocides?

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