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w. C. FIELDS -- LAST MAJORITY COMIC? o I accept all those nasty remarks about the Italians, but only because they were written by a German subscriber. Inefficient allies are always In keeping with InstauratlOn's policy of o To 924 who said that Tom Metzger of the K's peculiarly irritating. Still, courage shows up all anonymity, communicants will only be identified was probably no mental giant: He certainly is the brighter when one's own side is not doing by the first three digits of their zip code~. compared to the utter jackasses that we have too well. Think of those Italians who swam un­ right now. der the nets at Gibraltar to blow up Allied ships, To Zip 304 who takes Sol Roth to task for or that Italian aristocrat in Barzini's The Italians o Fabulous rundown on Reagan !instauratlon, demanding the exclusion from all Jewish leader­ who organised a party of volunteers to blow Sept. 1980). Cholly's backroom scenario carries ship functions of any Jew who marries a non­ paths across minefields at Tobruk, and who died a resounding wallop. There is a slumbering tiger Jew: I like that. I feel the same way about white fighting merely because he couldn't live with in all of us. Organize and fight now or forever Majority members who marry Jews or non­ dishonor. hold your peace. whites. French subscriber 037 To 372 who wrote that listening to redneck music can give a man guts: Not only that, but the o The Might of the West is superb. I love Law­ o Perhaps the real reason that Russia has be­ red necks can also give him some sense. The big rence Brown's debunking of the Renaissance. come such a great power is that the U.S.S.R. is Nashville stars would not dare damage their Dorothy Sayers does much the same thing in the not an equal opportunity employer. high-paying careers by singing racial numbers, introduction to her translation of thE' Sung of Irish subscriber but some of the songs being sung around town Roland: by the unknown little fellows prove that red­ o It is a fact that European males tend to be necks have just about had all they are going to But the picture that remains most viv­ attracted toward physical refinement and, to a take. Too bad they're never aired. idly with us is that ofgay and unconquer­ lesser degree, toward blonde coloring in fe­ To Richard Verrall who wrote that the Na­ able youth iRoland}. No other epic hero males. It is also a fact that European females do tional Front was appalled by what was written ,trikes this note so ringingly. .. 50 he not reciprocate to the same degree in these about 'em in the July issue of InstaL/ration: A lot rides out, into that new-washed world of tastes -- and they never have. The evidence is of us agree with the article and we are appalled clear sun and glittering ,o/our which we everywhere that the female pattern of attraction at what happened to John Tyndall. call the Middle Age (as though it werf' is far more ambiguous, and for good genetic 320 middle-aged), but which has perhaps a reasons. In particular, fineness versus coarse­ better right than the blown summer or the ness in the male is a more complicated matter o Zip 400 is impressed with Cholly's satire. I'm Renaissance to be called the Age of Re­ for the female evaluator. In The Middle English not. I think he is truly successful only when he birth. It is a world full of blood and grief Idedl o( Personal Beauty, Curry analyzes such writes in his own persona -- the cultivated man ,md death and naked brutality, but also of matters at length. Regarding coloring, he finds of affairs who records our collapse from direct trank emoti()n~. Innocent SImplicities. and that the heroines are invariably dazzling blondes experience. Then his touch is sure and often abounding self-confidence a world With and the witches dark brunettes, but that the masterful. When he ventures into impersonal which we have so utterly lost touch that male heroes, while usually blond, are, in a signif­ lampoon, I sense a loss of focus and control. This we have fallen into using the words icant minority of instances, "dark and hand­ seemed especially the case with his "Detroit "feudal" and "mediaeval" as mere epi­ some." This cannot be attributed to Celtic, Psychodrama," in which I found too few shocks thets for outer darkne~:,. Anyone Ivho sees French or other outside influences, so far as he of recognition (satire's goal) and too many of gleams of brightness in that world is ac­ can tell, but is indigenous to the Germanic tradi­ overkill. About the only broad-ax stroke missing cused of romantic nostalgia for a Golden tion. was a chorus line of sabra Streisands in G-strings Age which never existed. But the figure of 223 and pasties singing, "Springtime for Henry and Roland stand~ there to give us the lie: he is Israel, winter for goyim and wogs." If my critical the Young Age as that age saw itself. Com o Random violence directed against minorities remarks are themselves a form of overkill, pared with him, the space-adventurers is counterproductive and strongly contra-indi­ ascribe them to one reader's eagerness to see and glamour-boys of our times, no less cated. I can understand the frustration and rage Cholly return posthaste to that vein of first-per­ than the hardened toughs of Renaissance of those who applaud such actions, but they are son narrative which has produced so many fine, epic, seem to have been born middle­ profoundly wrong. memorable pieces. aged. 801 409 824

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PACE 2 -- IN5TAURATlON FEBRUARY 1981 In the beginning it was the !pwhh Ytc,!low :J As a reserve officer myself, I know full well o Allow me to contribute to the Irish discussion (Jdge,. large ads in the !\lew York Time,. No the degree to which the all-volunteer military with an adaptation of "¥ankee Doodle:' backlash. has become minorityized. This is not something Then it was the Chnstldn Yellow Page,. loud to dismiss lightly. It means: blacks with wea­ Of)( e I helcJ an Orange ( ell. denunciations from the ADl. Uproar in the pons, and the knowledge to use them. When It )eltuP()rl lIlP ff'fl(/er. media. legal action. things come to a crunch, who do you want in And (,,'('r~ tim~' II ( aught a rdl, Now comes the 131,](), Page' (in Georgia). No control of the M-60 tanks, the .50 cal. machine It ,!louteel, ''\'o,urrellllpr'' backlash. friendly puffery from the press. guns, the hand grenades? Anyone expecting a rUlIdn t(,lItor" \~ ,ltch nlUr 'tep, And as always the While Pdge, includes every­ bunch of black enlisted men (or officers, for that C() t'd' \ Oil rill' will ,hi'" one -- white, black, brown, yellow and mauve. matter) to blithely fire on a rampaging crowd of Ur \H' ,\ III/HCeI" ,'our IJlood, nel b, 302 their own in some urban scene of the future is a And \OU \vard be h,ll: 'il lo,k" fool. There is another angle to the argument in o When Strom Thurmond replaces fat face as favor of the draft. The military is thf" recruiting Orange subscriber chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, I'll ground par excellance for Majority activists. be dancing in the streets. Thousands upon thousands of white enlistees 782 and officers, who perhaps entered the army with o Many times I have sat around talking to their brains thoroughly raped by equality, leave whites who tell me that they support segrega­ [J Cholly's article was totally fascinating; I it -- and reenter society -- with an entirely differ­ tion, oppose busing and want nothing to do with couldn't stop reading. Since "Thomas Madison" ent attitude. Those who stay in lose themselves blacks. I then asked one of them what he was is obviously Cholly himself, one wonders how in their work and seethe. The military is the doing the coming weekend, if he could go with many more pseudonyms he may use. Who he is supreme demonstration of thf" truism that if you me to a meeting against forced busing. He said and what he does in real life I hope some day to want to turn someone (even a simon-pure lib­ he couldn't make it because he couldn't miss his be privileged to learn. The piece reminded me eral) into a Majority activist, all you need todo is football game. I pointed out that most of the strongly of Jack london's The Iron Hef:'1 (in tone, have him join the volunteer army. It will do thf" football players were black so why waste the not in political stance). trick just about f"very time. time. He said, "Well, that's different; that's foot­ 953 974 ball." 934 o In view of Cholly's interest in such a bulky and o for the benefit of Zip 713, no racial strains are hard-to-obtain manuscript as rhe :Jecond Revo­ ever "totally assimilated." As for the alleged lution. he might be interested to know that a preference of thp Gaels for the Normans over LJ Reagan must have realized by this time that book with a similar theme has in fact been pub­ the Saxons, there is nothing in it. The Normans nothing he says will convince Jesse Jackson that lished right here in Washington, District of Col­ were on top, that's all, partly because their heav­ slave auctions aren't going to be reinstituted umbia, a politi(:af jurisdiction in which the Ma­ ily armoured knights, mounted on shire horses, during his administration. I have no doubt, how­ jority is actually a minority, or in which a minor­ were irresistible. There is a mediaeval Irish ever, that Reagan honestly believes colored folks ity is in the majority, whichever is less confusing. poem which describes how so many offspring of need only a healthy dose of middle-class values I refer to The rumer Oldrip,. published by the the clan of Conn the Hundredfighter lay in their and virtues to shuck off the jungle. National Alliance, 80x 3535, Washington, D.C. bloody graves. They went out against the Nor­ 401 20007. I will not attempt to review the book, but mans clad only in their shirts. like the Saxons in the protagonists do not single out the least offen­ Britain, the Normans were welcomed in Ireland, C I have read the November article on "Ar­ sive of our minorities for special treatment, but at first. Notice that the Saxons did not arrivf" in chaeological Revolution in America" and was rather are scrupulously nondiscriminatory in Britain till after the Romans left, so they cannot especially interested in the section on the Norse­ their application of Majority policies to all mi­ have been much affected by them. Also, they men. Undoubtedly the Norse explored and per­ norities. avoided Roman settlements like the plague, and haps colonized a much greater part of North 228 evidently regarded them as unlucky. America than was recorded in the sagas. Perhaps British subscriber they were the fair gods of thp Aztec tradition. o Mensa could be a force in helping us drag the But they did not build the stone tower at New­ West out of the cultural gutters. But until it first LJ The interesting article on Karllueger includes port. Benedict Arnold's family always insisted purges itself of sexual deviants, bleeding heart an essential point which I wish more right-wing­ that it had been built as a windmill by an ances­ liberals and the omnipresent "chosen people," it ers fully comprehended: To be effective, nation­ tral colonial governor in the 17th century. It was won't even be in the running. alist movements must be indigenous in their psy­ thoroughly excavated and explored by archae­ Australian subscriber chology, style, exemplary heroes, trappings -­ ologists in 1948-49, who discovered under the everything. foundations many artifacts of the colonial pe­ 640 riod but no trace of any Nurse habitation. One Cholly's review of Thomas Madison's account o should be very (.Ireful in explaining the origin of of the Second Revolution made my day. I espe­ artifacts. If my own house is ever excavated at cially enjoyed the exchange of views on love and The article on Spengler rlmtauration, July o some future time, it might be deduced that Su­ hate. I'm reminded of Emerson's opinion on the 1980) is spot on. It says so much that has been at merians had been here in 2500 B.C., the Egyp­ subject, "The doctrine of hate must be preached the back of my mind, especially about his pes­ tians in 1500 B.C., or the Greeks in 400 B.C. The as the antidote to the doctrine of love, when that simism. One is inclined to ignore the faults of Norse connection with the Newport tower was pules and whines." those who are on our side. I also likp the bit started by longfellow'S rhyme, "The Skeleton in Expatriate subscriber about his excessive nationalism and his suspi­ Armor." He probably got his idea from an Indian' cious lack of racism. Of course, the two are to grave containing a plate of hammered copper, Is there a chance that during the next four some extent incompatible. German racists are which may have been an ornament or even a years the U.S. will get a "race" law like those in often embarrassingly prO-English and English ra­ part of a breastplate. Germany, France and other countries? Then In­ cists often pro-German to an extraordinary de­ 079 ,tduralion and ':tpoll/ght would have to cease gree. Where I am utterly in sympathy with Spen­ publication. I don't know. The minorities lost the gler is in his celebration of hopeless courage, election and will need time to regroup. When against overwhelming odds. That is the only o My first thought when KKK Imperial Wizard the time comes where such a law is being con­ pure courage. Shelley's "¥e are many, they are Bill Wilkinson gushed that the Republican party sidered by Congress, we can be certain there will few" is the most ignoble call to battle ever de­ platform read "like a Klansman wrote it" was be a convenient Rue Copernic incident. vised. that it isn't that good. 922 Scottish subscriber 164

/NSTAURATlON--FEBRUARY /981 PACE 3 ::::J At thE' first mention of the Boat People many months ago, I phoned my local radio station and expressed the opinion that these were actually You were properly damned for your pro-draft :::J When the Khmer Rouge drove entire pop­ invad('fs whose presence among us must weak­ stance because you have confused the draft with ulation of Phnom Penh out to the countryside, it en us racially, economically, politically, physi­ universal military training, which can be a very was treated as an unprecedented <:rime by the cally and militarily. I spoke calmly and objec­ good thing, provided it is properly administered. Western press. However, Pol Pot did have a tively, but to be sure, the response came in terms If high-school graduates were given from six to precedent: Sherman's order to the citizens of of moral indignation from some and a thorough­ nine months' military training not more than Atlanta. going smear job from another. The Bible thump­ 100 miles from their homes, so they could go 741 ers were easily routed with a few select passages home at least two weekends a month, this would of my own (to which none responded). But one not only give the country a reservoir of good o In a way, despite Reagan's bumbling good female character assassin said that while I was soldiers but would also create a proper mental intentions, the minorities are right. With the entitled to my opinion, the station shouldn't give attitude on the part of the general public. The liberals in eclipse, the conservatives will not be me a platform to disseminate white supremacist basis of universal military training is the recogni­ so eagerly sensitive to minority interests. Instau­ remarks. They made her sick. I countered with tion of every man's duty to defend his family, his rationists are fully aware that the only solution the observation that having an opinion that community and his nation. Such an awareness to racial conflict is ultimately absolute separa­ could not be expressed was the same as having on the part of the total manhood of the nation tion (good fences make good neighbors). No no opinion at all, and I inquired about her com­ strengthens civilian morale. By no means should matter what the Reagan administration pro­ petence to censor me or any other caller. Ad­ we have a draft. We have used the draft in the poses, the problems facing us won't be solved. dressing myself to the audience, I pointed out past to take young men and send them on mili­ Still, it's gratifying to watch the minorities suffer that this woman undoubtedly supported unlim­ tary adventures abroad. If this country should apoplexy. Accustomed to blackmailing politi­ ited immigration to our shores, but how did she ever be attacked there would be enough volun­ cians for free watermelon, they're suddenly present her argument? Openly and factually? teers to make up as big an army as we would faced with the prospect of a government of No, she called for suppression of speech. I re­ possibly need, particularly if the populace were hard-line conservatives who think in terms of minded listeners that she had heard my remarks mentally and morally prepared with the helpof a work and jobs and no more handouts. over a radio which was a Western invention and program of universal military training. 601 had used a telephone to call the station, another 352 convenience which came to her via Western :::J I would like to thank In,(auratlon for the genius. I expressed my outrage at a person who o My Auntie, who has the unusual name of quality magazine y'all been providing us. As a availed herself of our Western inventions and Seamight (the naval connection, you know), tells university student I have been subject to gross our Western freedoms to express her contempt me that the astrological journals are predicting absurdities from my professors, who have little for the Western race. the advent of a new Messiah before the year regard for objective scholarship. Surely, as a 399 2000. She predicts that his name will be future teacher, I do not wish to emulate my Shekelgrubber. professors. I hope I will be allowed to give both o Someday we should quite legally punish those British subscriber sides of the story to my students. It should be who transgressed with their phony laws against totally up to them to come to the decisions they the people and the institutions of the United o Zip 953 in the July issue is too hard on Ameri­ feel and believe are theirs to make. Freedom of States. A judge, for instance, who ordered can women. Certainly, there are lots of vulgar, thought and individual expression must be de­ school busing for tens of thousands of children vacuous ones, but my experience is that those fended. If this right is not allowed in the public in a city and thereby brought untold grief to des{:ended from the earlier settlers are prettier school system, then moderation and respect for families should definitely be hanged. But it than the average European, and a lot less de­ the basic rights guaranteed us in the Constitu­ should be done legally. moraliseci than American middle-class men. The tion have been truly squelched. If that should 844 women are exploited where possible, but the full turn out to be the case, then I will realize there is weight of the minority attack has been against no longer a la~ of the land. The only alternative o From the U.S. we have a much better (dearer) the WASP male. would be to acquiesce to such mockery or rigor­ world view than do Europeans. Can you imagine New Zealand subscriber ously fight back. how different Hitler would have acted had he ,')66 spent some time in this country prior to his as­ n The future (rightist) American leader is born cension to FLihrerdom? Germany can only be already. I believe h(' will arise from the mass of Afterthoughts on Afterlife~ We shouldn't freed from abroad. And by that I mean from the the betrayed Vietnam veterans. He himself ma>r concern ourselves. Be satisfied! Delving too U.S. When I write Germany I have Nordic West­ not yet know that he is chosen. deeply causes havoc, upsetting the equilibrium ern Europe in mind. The U.S. of all large (great) 980 of mind and body. nations has the inborn dbility for rapid change 556 (as Germany found out after 1941). o Overheard in a radio interview with Klans­ 262 man Bill Wilkinson -- Black lady: Does you loves The study of twins reported in In-,lduration me? Wilkinson: Huh~ Black lady: Ah say, does (Sept. 1980) reveals that people are much more o Women's lib is not Jewish, according to a you loves me? De Bahble say, you should love automatons than even Konrad lorenz thought. It lady friend of mine who was at one time active in yo' neighbor, an' Ah is yo' neighbor! Ah loves indicates to me that the media really have little the movement. She said that some loud­ vou -- does you loves me? Host: I'm sorry, but I influence on people's behavior and edjoocation mouthed Jews make a lot of noise, but not many don't think this is the proper forum for a theo­ has even less. of them are involved. logical debate. Next question. 280 220 &52 Western civilization is another Titanic d I fear that many are waiting for some super­ great machine running out of control and taking o As for Reagan's election, I am under no delu­ natural savior, or the return of our space-voyag­ the Majority to its doom. The passengers on this sion of what he can do. Some weeks ago I re­ ing ancestors to rescue the noble Nordic and his insane voyage are so paranoid that they cannot ceived a letter from one of the top Republicans friends. This strikes me as a pretentious excuse man the helm and they will stop dny non-liberal on our side asking if I was in favor of "stopping for not doing what can be done now and gener­ who tries. There is no hope for the ship. She and Kissinger," as he was running up front for Sec­ ously supporting those who are. It is only one her passenges will be better off at the bottom of retary of State. I wrote back, stop him, he's done notch better than not having any excuse. the sea. But I wish I could find a lifeboat. enough "good" for our dnd his latest country. 338 281 303

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The space given to /IAuld Sod," whoever he D People and businessmen can adjust to far less must insist on a selective world, not because it is may be, may just be seen as a typically Anglo­ than ideal policies, but they can't adjust if the inevitable, but because our deepest aesthetic Saxon form of tolerant condescension -- a ges­ experts keep changing things. sensibilities are offended by anything less. ture indicating that the WASP and Nordic feels 893 783 strong enough in your columns to allow a bit of dissenting blather through the Guinness. But D Congratulations on your article on William isn't this condescension the thing that has McDougall !lnstauratlOn, Aug. 1980), who pas­ D I received this letter from the publisher of knocked the initial nails in our coffin so often in sed away in 1938. His recommended geographi­ Pearl Harbor 1/: "Wilmot Robertson gave Mr. the past? cal segregation of races has its South African Taylor's book the best review in ImlJuration that British subscriber counterpart, Apartheid (spelled "eid," not you can get. We received about 800 or perhaps "ate"), which my country has practiced for cen­ 1,000 orders as a result of it, including foreign turies. orders received from Holland, Austria, West D Before Churchill died I think he realized what South African subscriber Germany, Sweden, South Africa and Australia." he had done to the West. lhat is why Graham 973 Sutherland's portrait shows a man in the depths D I'll settle for Dr. Tripodi. Dr. Lars Larson of shame and despair. Douglas Reed described IImlduration, Oct. 1980) is a wordy, overanalyti­ Woodrow Wilson and FOR as looking like that in cal Swede. Here we'd call him a "shrink." Take their last years, too. him away. D Cholly magnificent. Dialogue devastating. British subscriber 222 445

INSTAURA nON -- FEBRUARY 1981 -- PACE What happened to comedy is not funny LAUGHTER IN THE DARK

In the movie International House (1933), W .e. Fields makes his entrance by crash-landing an airplane into the midst of a large, formal dinner-gathering on the roof-garden of a hotel in China. Emerging unscathed and unrufiled, the bulb-nosed, wily-eyed comedian takes instant command of the proceed­ ings. He r,neers at the pansy ish Franklin Pangborn, "Don't let the posy Iin Fields' lapel I fool ya." He leers down the cleavage of the nearest attractive woman and asks her, "Where'lil park it, sweets?" To everyone within shouting distance, he then declaims In his majestic twang that he missed his destination of Kansas City and landed in China "due to a slight error in navigation. Took the needle off my compass to darn a pair of socks. Since thJt time, I've been flying completely by ear." In this raucous sequence, as in most of his film perform­ ances, Fields mined the deepest and richest vein of American humor: the comic tradition rooted in the frontier and in our national experience of opening and settling the west. The rdwness of life In the new territory, the vigorous language and the hardy Individualism fostered there -- such elements in­ fused our humor with d native mix of earthiness, hyperbole, Jnd a spirit of rJmbunctious aggression . A cohesive element, less explicit but always implicit, WJS the racial elJn of North­ ern European peoples as they coalesced into a nJtional en­ tity. Fields knew this comic legacy to his very fingertips and was its last great master. Perhaps not coincidentally, he was also the last great comedian, and in the judgment of most connois­ seurs, the greatest of all comedians. A genuinely creative performer who originated his own material (his screenwriting credits JPpear under pseudonyms like Mahatma Kane jeeves), he left a body oi work that remains distillctive, flavorful, and W.e. Fi~lcI~ d ." Mr. Mil dwbl:'r in David Cupperfield ( 193.5) fracturously funny. elegant paraphrase 01 our common saying. As much as Mdjority members might appreciate Fields in Today J humorous MJjority slur on J minority, no matter I 981, watching his old iilms on the television late show and how intrinsically funny or accurate, is depicted by the cultural chuckling at the verbal embroidery of the bibulous, bombastic overseers of the liberal-minority establishment as a crime to be con men he parodies, our general reaction is not what it might equated with treason or ax murder. The gravity of the offense be nor whJt it once was. Our laughter no longer has the was sledge-hdmmered home in 1976 when Secretary of Ag­ confident inflections oi territoriality -- the certitude of a people riculture Butz was driven from office for telling, in private be it who know the country's humor is very much their own. noted, a joke Jbout Negro pledsures. Presented with an object When we -- the Majority -- saw Fields' pictures in the movie lesson like this, even the most naive and spontaneous among houses oi the Thirties, we shared a strong and proprietary us turn furtive dnd conspiratorial -- dS do our prospective sense oi community. We laughed in delighted recognition listeners -- when we olier to share the Idtest joke about Father's when the old rogue up on the screen, ringing perfect-pitch Day In HJrlem. chJnges on our comic idiom, mocked Puritanism, muttered Only a few shades less crimlrldl than our raCial jokes, on the misanthropies, or gave vent to orotund euphemisms for cen­ mediacrat scales of Justice, is our traditional tongue-in-cheek sorable oaths ("Godfrey Daniel !" ). And when Fields snarled, bragging, which has its quintessential expression in Davy " There's a Nubian in the fuel supply" at a gaggle of gape­ Crockett's bOdst: "I can wade the Mississippi, leap the Ohio, mouthed Negroes, we ielt no constraint in laughing at the whip my weight In wildcats, hug a bear too close for comfort,

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INSTAURA nON -- FEBRUA.RY 1981 -- PACE 7 ambivalance, there seem to lie questions of identity, of one's self-image and one's relation to others, questions for which he has too few aifirmative, bedrock answers, jerry Lewis man­ ically hurling from padded-cell behavior to a false, sodden bathos; Danny Kaye playing dual roles in one glossy Goldwyn production after another and looking always like a confused, ready-to-flee imposter, despite, or perhaps because of, his rather Nordic features; the half-jewish Peter Sellers immersing himself in a welterof accents and disguises and then admitting shortly before his death that he had no idea who he was -­ these are men without inner moorings. They are the culture­ less nomads described by jung, They are hollow men, It was such an absence of positive identity that nearly fin­ ished the Marx Brothers in Hollywood, For whi Ie Duck Soup is

Harold L1o~/ d in Hot Water ( 192-1) hailed today for its "surrealism" and its "attack on Fascism," it did very poorly at the box-office in its first release. Ticket­ stolen Confederate locomotive and then races it southward, buyers of the era much preferred the earthy individuality of the pictorial blend is evocative and sidesplitting: faithfully W.e. Fields and Mae West. The Marxes were written off as rendered period settings that recall Matthew Brady and the "washed up" until Irving Thalberg, the minorityite "boy won­ epic scale of our Civil War (the story derives from a true der" MGM executive, saved their career. He was shrewd incident); and in the center, intent on his mission, his deadpan enough as a script-doctor to diagnose for them the fatal flaw in face like the calm eye of his hurricane movements, Keaton their comedy: "The trouble with your funny scenes is that they executing comic marvel upon comic marvel of physical tim­ never help anybody." He then launched the brothers into the ing as he foils his Yankee pursuers and keeps the locomotive first of a series of movies in which their aggression is enlisted chugging homeward. on the side of a pair of young lovers, and this token humaniz­ Chaplin, Keaton and Lloyd aided the resonant dimensions ing of the Marxes was to prove commercially successful, of personality and form to screen comedy, transcending by far Prior to the filming of their first MGM picture, A Night at the the genial, haphazard anarchy of Sennett's pioneering efforts. Opera, Thalberg sent the brothers on tour to test their new gags The Marx Brothers were, in a cinematic sense (and a social on live audiences. "We weren't like other comedians," sense as weill, throwbacks to a more primitive era. For them Groucho later told his son, "We had to try everything out first. the concept of form was either a mystery or something con­ If he had shot Opera with the material we opened with in temptible, and the personalities they project -- Groucho the Seattle, it would have been the end of all of us." Marx's nonstop wisecracker; Harpo the grimacing mute; Chico the confession speaks volumes about the psychic chasm between dimwitted schemer -- are credible only at a Punch and judy the unassimilable outsider and the host-culture. level . The early-Thirties films the Marxes and their minority (To be continued) gagmen slapped together are little more than disconnected r rehashes of the brothers' stock routines. In successive lines, r .. r Pond:able Quotes .. "d Groucho alternately woos and insults the rich dowager. Chico I was on the ~taii oi the Hou~e subcommittee investigating the and Harpo hire out first to one faction, then another -- but Gtelevision quiz scandals. Periect tor the closet socialist like myseli; serve neither. Rarely is the brothers' urge to destruction com­ commercial deceit on a ndtiondl scale, exploitation oi the inno- ~ promised by recognizable human motives or goals. The cent public elaborate corporate chicanery -- in shorl, good, old Marxes are consistent only in their unrelenting, autistic perver­ ~ capitalist greed, And then oi course that extra bonus, Charles Van sity, which levels everyone and everything in its path, includ­ Doren. Such Char.acter, such brains, such breeding, that candor ~ dnd ~choolboyish charm -- that WASP, wouldn't you say< And Ing even the self-interest of the figures they portray. turns out he's d take, Well, whdt do you know elbout thell, Gentile Their travesty of politics, Duck Soup (1933), is praised today ~ America? Supergoy, a "gonil'! Steals money, , .' '. Goodness, gra- ~ for its anti-authoritarianism and its "purity," that is, its nihil­ cious me, almostel:' beld as jews -- you sanctimonious WASP~! ism. In these respects, the Marxes deserve full credit. They Yes , I WelS one hdPPY yiddle down there in Washington, a little deserve little credit for one of the film's best and most truly ~ Stern gelng 01 my own, busily exploding Charlie's honor and amusing scenes, which, we learn from Frank Manchel's book integrity, while simultelneously becoming lover to the aristocratic ~ The Talking Clowns, were the creative contribution ofdirector Yankee beeluty whose torebears arrived on these shores In the Leo McCarey. The most famous of these is "the classic mirror seventeenth century, scene, in which Groucho and Harpo, dressed in identical ~ Philip Roth ~ white nightgowns, refuse to recognize the existence of each n cluthor 01 Portnoy's Compldint other." Though the scene is more accurately described by Selection is the key to whelt we do , " It's in your allegedly saying that Harpo pretends to be Groucho's mirror image, U objective news pages that you mdke your Impact. moving when he does, and so forth, Manchel's version is Henr~' Crumvdld useful for its broader implications. Edttor-In-Chtef. Time, Inc Behind the jewish comic's ferocity and at the core of his ~r ..r ..r ..r ..r ..r ..

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A new weltanschauung is beginning to emerge, suspected family and race -- is neglected. Not long ago Konrad Lorenz by Aristotle and sketched out by such great German thinkers as wrote: Leibniz and Goethe. No longer viewed as a Machine or as an accumulation of Chaos, the World is beginning to appear as rhe technical-mechanistic method is limited to the analysis of individual components. These seem to be more real than the an organization of systems, as a structure of graduated hier­ whole, the totality, because they are more easily definable archialorder. conceptually and quantifiable mathematically. The wider view Modern System Theory is traceable substantially to Ludwig necessary to grasp the greater context not only escapes the von Bertalanffy, born in Vienna in 1901, an alumnus, like mechanistically minded, but is fundamentally and ideologi­ Konrad Lorenz, of the Vienna Zoological Institute. H is lectures cally rejected by them because the whole is not readily and on System Theory, begun in 1937, had to wait until 1968 to be exactly definable and therefore does not seem real. issued under the title of General Systems Theory. With the help of a few Americans he founded the Society for General Closely related to this question is the ever widening (since Systems Research in 1954. In several popular books he ad­ the Enlightenment) gulf between science and the humanities, dressed a wider readership from the coign of vantage of his and the ever increasing tendency towards specialization. Sys­ new-found knowledge, at one time going into the philosophy tem Theory, with its interdisciplinary application, now comes and politics of Oswald Spengler. Von Bertalanffy, who had to the aid of those scientists, especially in physics and biology, taught at Ottawa and Buffalo, died In the U.S. in 1972. who have been trying to surmount this dualism. A single cell, While the physical world with its statistical laws was ex­ an organism, a person, a race betrays Similarities in formal plored in the last century, and the microphysical world with its structure, and similar laws operate on different evolutionary characteristic inexactitude was illuminated by the Quantum levels. A recognition of this similarity has opened up new lines Theory in the first half of this, System Theory has proved to be of development in the various disciplines. Principles of unity, the proper method for understanding biological and psycho­ of organization, of dynamism appear in modern quantum logical structures with their distinguishing laws of order and physics as opposed to classical mechanistic physics; in the organization. In 1970 von Bertalanffy wrote, "Perhaps you organic development of biology as opposed to the analytical could say the System Theory is in the phase of electrodynam­ approach; in psychology in Gestalt as opposed to Association ics between Faraday and Maxwell: the intuitive grasp of cer­ Theory. tain principles whose mathematical formulation awaits a fu­ Thus does the ancient, characteristically holistic weltan­ ture genius." schauung find scientific expression through System Theory. The triumph of physics and chemistry during the last cen­ Even in the classical world itwas known thatthewhole is more tury rested substantially on the analytical, isolating method. It than the sum of its parts. just as a forest is more than the was once assumed that the essence of things could be under­ aggregate of its flora and fauna, so is a people more than the stood once their smallest components were identified. Atoms juxtaposition of its momentarily living souls, more than a and molecules seemed to satisfy this requirement, until it pluralistic society. Above all, that which is characteristically turned out that they too were complicated systems. The limits human is best understood through the concept of "System." to which this mechanistic-materialist approach could be ap­ Generally the synergistic advantages of a System enable it to plied to organic and social questions was soon unmistakably outperform the unconnected aggregate of individual compo­ evident. nents. A hierarchical structure is absolutely essential to the Much of what had been written off by the technologists as achievement of this high performance. Nature has followed unscientific or metaphysical became accessible through Sys­ this path consistently throughout evolution. Higher forms of tem Theory. This is especially true in biology, medicine and Iife are Systems composed of lower Systems in graduated anthropology, disciplines in which only rare intuitive geniuses hierarchical order. Even the chemistry of a single-cell organ­ had previously been able to grasp the greater contexts, as in ism is ordered. The health of a State rests on the health of its Ludwig Clauss's racial profiles. people, which in turn rests on the family. As viable Systems Many social and political misunderstandings in contempo­ can be assembled only from tested Subsystems, so can a rary life are traceable to the fact that the individual, in accor­ united Europe rise only from the foundation of its peoples as dance with the analytical method, is perceived only as an peoples, not from the unordered conglomeration of 250,000, individual, while the context in which he functions the 000 alienated, deracinated individuals.

IN') 7AURA nON -- FEBRUARY 1981 -- PACE 9 The running together of several Subsystems to form a viable tem dies. The death of an organism means that the destructive System, a process denominated "fulguration" by Lorenz, can processes of metabolism have outpaced the constructive. The take place in an amazingly short time. Lorenz has shown that same can happen within a race. If those social elements which conceptual thought and self-consciousness developed in man should be excreted proliferate beyond a certain point, or if the through the coincidence of several qualities already present in hierarchical order essential to creative dynamism is eclipsed, higher animals in an evolutionary brief period. the alienated mass society approaches the stable balance of Damage to or the loss of individual members of a System death. The development towards higher and higher order results in a general disarray which jeopardizes or even de­ within human populations does not lead to mass societies, but stroys the whole. The more important the member lost, the to more strongly unified communities evidencing great in­ greater the danger. In the case of human communities this equality among their members. means that the nurturing and advancement of the elite must be The modern astronomer Unsold insists, "A person in the the primary task of every society. strict sense of the word cannot be understood as an individu­ The understanding and description of Systems demand con­ al .... Every act and every thought is preceeded by a billion­ cepts which have I ittle relevance to their constituents. Family year chain of evolution, and another such chain stretches into and social virtues, such as duty, loyalty, devotion, self-sacri­ the future." fice and love are meaningless to the hermetic hyperindi­ vidual ist, yet these are the decisive communal binding forces. A knowledge of its development is indispensable to a living The above is an edited and condensed translation of Rolf system. A person, a family, a people with no historical con­ Kosiek's "Systemtheorie und Anthropologie, " an article that sciousness and no historical knowledge is counter to nature. appeared in a recent issue of the German journal, Neue An­ Life is dynamic. Only in death is there absolute quiet and thropologie, Postfach 550380, 2000 Hamburg West passivity. When the inner dynamism is extinguished, the Sys­ Germany.

MEXICO: ECOLOGICAL NIGHTMARE

In 1979 Ixtoc I, the worst oil-spill in history, focused the storied driver" turned outto be a muddy stream two feet deep, attention of the world on Mexico. With their fingers crossed and the piles of refuse heaped up along its banks stopped me in ecologists everywhere are praying that the accident may not my tracks betore I got fairly to it. While trying to find a way be repeated. But those who are better acquainted with the around these unlovely mounds, I ran squarely onto a line of country realize that Ixtoc was not an "accident" in the sense dead dogs strewn along the gravelly shore, with buzzards oi an isolated phenomenon never to be repeated but part tearing at their entrails. Enough was enough. Returning to the and parcel ot an underlying pattern. Ecological malfeasance is lown, 1 wandered up and down its streets for three days, trying and has always been the rule rather than the exception in to absorb the local color. What I absorbed most was the stench Mexico. The pollution of rivers, destruction of forests, silting of human excrement rotting In the sun. The smell was every­ over ot lakes, erosion ot topsoil, contamination of the atmo­ where all-pervading, inescapable, and suddenly my air­ sphere, are daily occurrences so common as to go unnoticed. conditioned hotel seemed the only asylum in a sea of universal The oi I-spi II just happened to attract attention because of its contamination. Then I discovered my pillowcase to be reeking timing and its magnitude. Its real significance is as a dramatic with Flit and my soup marbled with droplets of the same reminder of how dangerous tinkering with large-scale phe­ ubiquitous liquid. nomena can be when attempted by underdeveloped nations; A year later I bought a piece of property in the capital city of it is a foretaste of the large-scale nuclear accident that is Tamaulipas and have been living there off and on ever since. certain to occur sooner or later in one of the Third \'\Iorld Shortly after the purchase an American chemical company nations as more and more of them come to possess fissionable acquired a large plot along one of the main avenues about four materials. blocks away and directly in front of a high school. With the full Pollution, wherever it occurs, may be divided into four main cooperation of the local, state, and federal governments it built types: biological, industrial, acoustic, and visual. Personal a plant on that site for the manufacture and packaging of DDT. experiences south of the border opened my eyes to the exis­ For the next five years or so the odor from the plant hung over tence of all four kinds long before ecology became a popular the neighborhood permanently, day and night (and with only word in the United States. Going to Mexico for the firsttime in slightly reduced intensity over the whole city); when the wind 1943, I penetrated southward as far as legendary Tehuante­ blew from the right direction, particles of DDT powder drifted pec. Lured by reports of men and women bathing together down on us like malignant snow. Repeated complaints to the nude in paradisicallnnocence, I made my way to the river that authorities were ignored. Acquaintances who worked in the skirts that Oaxaqueyan city, determined not only to photo­ plant sickened one by one, their hair and teeth falling out, their graph these purificatory rites but to participate in them. But the skin yellowing, and their appetite vanishing. Although I tried

PACE /() INSTAURA nON FWRUARY 198' desperately to sell my property, I could find no buyers. I could by human scavengers, and overturned at night by prowling not stay, and I could not leave. Finally, the cotton boom in the dog packs. Soiled toilet tissue blows freely about. Hospitals, southern part of the state collapsed, the planters found them­ located in the most populous sections of town, incinerate selves unable to pay their debts, the chemical company went refuse of every kind, including slops, bandages, and ampu­ bankrupt, and suddenly the nightmare was over. tated members, letting the stench blow where it listeth. But all that happened 20 and 30 years ago; surely by 1980 Human cadavers are buried, by law, within 24 hours. In things have changed! They have -- and on balance more for communities where everyone knows everyone else, burial is the worse than jor the better. Granted that all the larger cities taken care of by friends and relatives, but in the impersonal now have sanitation facilities, that the luxury hotels rival our metropolises many burials become, perforce, the business of own in modern conveniences, that the upper classes are as the government. For like Calcutta, although providentially on well-bathed and well-groomed as any people anywhere, that a much smaller scale, Mexico's urban conglomerates have bars of soap can be purchased in even the remotest hamlet, their sidewalk-dwellers who live and die anonymously and in that the NO ORINAR signs have been taken down from most total destitution. The problem is worse in Mexico City than in of the central plazas granted all this and more, the pollution the nation's other metropolises because to the normal number and sanitation problems are graver today than ever before. of derelicts, drawn from every social layer, is superadded a Why? Because sanitary practices that are tolerable in small large indigenous element. Trickling into the capital from populations suddenly become intolerable when the popula­ mountains and valleys come the Indians, lured by rumors of tion density passes a certain poinLln 1943 the total population the city's fantastic size and wealth. Never attaining the propor­ of the country was 25 or 30 million: today it stands at 70 tions of a flood yet never drying up, this persistent trickle million. And by far the greater part of that large number is continues day after day, month after month, year after year. made up of the underprivileged, the underemployed, the un­ Nothing the government can do -- and it does little enough -­ washed, the illiterate, the homeless, and the landless. While can arrest it. Always these unforunates are the same: barefoot, the number of washed has increased with remarkable swift­ unwashed, illiterate, unskilled, disoriented, helpless, desti­ ness, the number of unwashed has increased even faster. tute, speaking only a few simple words of the nation's official Official reports that paint a glowing picture of the nation's language. The women are the most pitiful: squatting on the social and material progress say nothing about the tens of sidewalk day and night with begging hand extended, a baby at thousands who still live in caves, and the millions who live the breast and two or three toddlers scrabbling in the gutter for entirely outside the money economy with no electricity, no chance food scraps. Where they sleep -- if they sleep -- is a schools, and no water but that of the increasingly contami­ mystery. I have surprised them huddled against the wall at nated streams. 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning, regardless of cold or rain. The Thus personal hygiene and garbage disposal are problems men sleep in doorways or, when drunk, wherever they happen that become every day more urgent. We find it hard to believe to collapse. In the predawn hours special vehicles roam that in the Middle Ages Europeans emptied their chamber-pots through the streets picking up the destitute who have died in into the streets from their overhanging upper windows while the open. These are given quick and secret burial, and that pigs roamed up and down day and night cleaning up the filth particular pollution problem is "solved." as it fell but what are we to say when we discover that in the Industrial pollution, like biological pollution, was not yet an more primitive regions of Mexico people still empty their issue a scant forty years ago. An agricultural and handicraft chamber-pots into the street (often dispensing with the win­ economy, Mexico imported even such simple manufactured dow and not infrequently with the poO, pigs still roam the items as pencil sharpeners, can-openers, and bicycles. During street gobbling up the product, and trichina-infested pork still World vVar II the process of industrialization began in earnest, appears regularly in the marketplace? The simple truth is that assisted by generous subsidies from the U.S. Since then it has in the villages and smaller towns the street is, and has been snowballed at so rapid a rate that a recent issue of Forbes from the beginning of things, the common dumping ground. seriously discussed the possbility of the nation's becoming a To "throw something away" means to fling it into the street. If world industrial power, a kind of junior Japan. The three the streets were all Venetian canals, the water would oblig­ principal industrial centers are Monterrey in the north (home ingly carry "away" all unwanted objects, but since they are base of the Garza Sada group), Toluca (capital of the state of not, the Mexican depend on the "blessed pigs" and their Mexico), and of course Mexico City itself. auxiliaries, the buzzards, rats, and cannibalistic stray dogs, Monterrey, home of breweries, foundries, metallurgical which among them devour all the dead dogs, cats, poultry, plants, petroleum refineries, discharges so much unscrubbed and cattle that come their way. smokestack effluent into the air that the famous Cerro de la Buzzards and pigs are replaced in the larger cities by fleets Silla, its impressive profile formerly sharply etched against the of trucks, American-made, which do what they can to keep the sky, is now seen as through a glass, darkly. Inevitably, the central areas navigable and presentable. But however fast the fauna and flora of the nearby Mesa de Chipinque are register­ fleets expand, the garbage, malevolently, uncooperatively, ing the effects, showing dead and dying trees much like those piles up even faster. Cans, pails, boxes, and barrels of it are on the San Bernardino mountain slopes near Los Angeles. always in evidence, the containers invariably uncovered, Toluca, the highest major settlement in the country (above swarming with flies, honeycombed by rats, picked at by day 8,000 feet), situated at the foot of the towering Nevado, has so

INST AURA nON -- FEBRUARY 1981 PACE 11 far escaped smog problems because of the altitude, the free trolled erosion, and wretched squatters' shanties sprawling movement of air, and the frequent heavy downpours. everywhere -- stark reminders of the grinding poverty that Not so Mexico City which, although almost as high (7,500 seems destined always to accompany "progress" in this para­ feet) and ringed by snow-covered mountains, is simply too doxicalland. large and too congested to escape the consequences of its Smog in Los Angeles? Let no one pretend to a knowledge of explosive and uncontrolled proliferation. With numbers vari­ that man-made abomination until he has lived in Mexico City. ously estimated at between 10 and J 5 million today, it is Emission-control devices, while known academically, are predicted to contain by the year 2000 an unbelievable 30 never used. Everything that can come out of an exhaust pipe million, making it far and away the largest city in the world. does come out. Diesel-burning trucks and urban buses lay Beyond all doubt it will be, as it now is, one of the most down smoke-screens that literally darken the sky. Like an polluted. People who lived during the pre-Revolution era octopus escaping behind its jet of ink, a vehicle so equipped recall the metropolis as an exceptionally clean city, the streets can hit and run with impunity and often does so. As you scrupu lously swept, the sidewalks washed, supernumerary enter the outlying areas of the great sprawl ing city you begin to parks, and potted plants, shrubs, and flowering trees every­ breathe uneasily; as you penetrate farther and farther toward where. its heart your eyes begin to burn. When caught in a traffic jam This vision has vanished utterly. As a result of inadequate \vith Diesels to the right of you, Diesels to the left of you, planning, a rachitic and mismanaged financial base, the expo­ Diesels before, and Diesels behind, you kneel down on the nential multiplication of automobiles, and too many people in floor-board and pray to the god of machines to whisk you back too small an area, Mexico City is today one of the most to L.A. for a breath of fresh air. congested cities of the world. While well worth a visit because Even the beautiful city of Guadalajara, famed for its colonial of its Palace of Fine Arts, its Museum of Anthropology (one of charm, is rapidly being made uninhabitable by the unending the finest things of its kind anywhere), its four-hundred-year­ stream of city buses, Diesel-powered, that run down the main old churches, and its many other undeniable centers of in­ boulevard, each a moving point-source of two-fold pollution: terest, the place as a whole is an eye-sore. Everything is ear-splitting noise and asphyxiating clouds of black smoke. smeared and smudged, cracked and broken, begrimed and Following the peculiar logic of smoke-stack builders, some besooted. Crumbling plaster, peeling paint, streaked win­ enterprising drivers have directed their exhaust pipes verti­ dows, and superimposed layers of dirt offend the eye at every cally so that the effluent discharges a foot or so above the roof turn. Streets are littered with refuse, and the odor of sewer gas line rather than at wheel level. With this arrangement the assau Its you even in the midst of the most fash ionable shop­ black plumes shoot straight upward, and each vehicle resem­ ping quarters. Dirt is not scientifically combatted but merely hies a factory on wheels. By polluting the air at 12 feet above recycled within narrow limits. From the sidewalk it is swept ground level instead of 2 feet the problem is solved! into the street whence, churned into dust by the traffic, it is That Mexico is the noisiest country in the world is agreed redeposited on the sidewalk and, with complete impartiality upon by travelers of all nationalities. Undisciplined, rebel­ on store-fronts, fruit-stands, pedestrians, and all objects within lious, uncooperative, jealous of any encroachment on his range. Fine clouds of dust hang permanently in the air -­ "liberty," each me;icano believes it his inalienable right to washed down momentarily by the drenching summer rains make as much noise as his lungs permit and his ingenuity can but re-formed thirty minutes or so after the shower's end. devise. Hb training begins in the cradle: all his toys are noise­ The once beautiful parks are no longer centers for qUiet makers, and as he grows in length so he grows in his ability to meditation but simply islands of refuge where one may obtain generate -- and to endure din. Growing up is a progression a few moments' respite from the roaring current of traffic that along the decibel axis as well as along the longitudinal one. bears everything before it. Hedges are uncut, shrubs untrim­ The rattle yields to the dish-pan, the dish-pan to the hammer, med, grass spotty and unweeded. Trees are scraggly, gro­ the hammer to the fire-cracker, the fi re-cracker to the motorcy­ tesque caricatures, fighting for life in an increasingly hostile cle, and the motorcycle to the jalopy with seventeen different environment, their roots imprisoned beneath tons of concrete kinds of claxons and no mu{{/er. and steel, their foliage poisoned by foul air, their bark falling The irrepressible urge to make noise manifests itself every­ off, their trunks disfigured by gaping and bleeding wounds, where. In any public place -- in a restaurant, in an elevator, on their branches dead or dying. Even the millenary ahuehuetes the bus, in a waiting room -- each person jabbers as loudly as (baldcypresses) of Chapultepec Park are declining, and it he pleases with cavalier disregard for those around him. seems I ikely that in another 30 or 40 years this exquisite spot, Where Englishmen will sit quietly unwilling to intrude on the favorite haunt of Maximilian and Carlotta, will contain another's privacy, Mexicans yawp away at full blast, each little nothing but skeletons of those mighty giants over-grown by group of two or three pre-empting whatever space they may be rank vines and upstart ligustrums. in as if it belonged to them and them alone. Being a hotel guest Pollution is omnipresent. The highways that lead into the brings f'!o diminution in this sense of sovereignty. People come city are laid out to avoid the areas of worst contamination, but and go at all hours of the night, running down the hallways, if you take the train outward in any direction you will get an banging doors, gabbling and guffawing, whistling and cater­ unobstructed view of belching chimneys, mountains of gar­ wauling. You can, of course, call the desk clerk to protest, and bage in active eruption, chemical dumps with the soil boiling if letting off steam in that way brings you some relief, well and and seething like a witch's cauldron, fouled streams, uncon­ good, for that is dJ/ the rei ief you are ever I ikely to obtain.

PACE /l INST AURA TlON FEBRUARY /981 To go into a popular restaurant without benefit ofearmuffs is with an illiteracy rate of possibly 50% (no one really knows) an act of heroism above and beyond the call of duty. The these colorful figures survive. Newspapers themselves are buildings are acoustical horrors: hard, plastered walls, plas­ hawked in the pre-dawn hours by boys running up and down tered ceiling, tile floor, rectangular shape where the faintest streets singing out at the top of their voice. Wares and services sound is picked up and bounced back and forth until it dies of of all kinds, from garlic-sellers to scissors-sharpeners, are ped­ inanition. Imagine then in such a room 30 by 30 feet forty or dled by pregoneros, just as in Europe in the Middle Ages. fifty people all talking atonce; imagine the continuous rattle of While these things are bearable -- picturesque even -- the knives, forks, spoons, and plates, the incessant scraping of infamous carras de propaganda are something else again. chairs (metal legs grating on a tile floor), a portable radio at These"advertising cars" represent the ultimate step in viola­ every table, each with its own program, a juke-box playing at tion of privacy. Equiw:>ed with loud speakers that can be full blast in every corner, and on top of everything a television turned up seemingly ~ithout limits, they roam up and down set attached high up on the wall blaring away in its own the streets at all hours touting vegetable produce, saints' relics, unholy fashion! patent medicines, or anything else imaginable and salable. But the nation's inborn talent for making noise had to wait Sometimes a car will take its stand at a favorite corner and for the invention of the automobile to realize its full potential. remain there an hour or so, its speaker blasting away, repeat­ While in our country everybody drives and the thing has ing the same stale spiel over and over. The noise is deafening, become a routine matter, in Mexico driving is still a kind of wherever you hide it will find you. It comes over the tapia, privilege -- a privilege which, rather than creating a sense of through the walls, through the roof, down the chimney. The responsi bi I ity, too often generates a sense of wanton insolence windows shiver from its impact, the plates on the table dance, arising from suddenly released inhibitions. People who in and the bones of your head vibrate in diabolical unison. daily life are nobodies grow intoxicated with the sense of All this may be true, you will say, but what concern is it of power that comes from unexpectedly finding themselves in ours? What right do we have to go poking into the Mexicans' the driver's seat. Kings of the road, they make their way affairs? Surely a people may be expected to do what it likes imperiously down the avenues at breakneck speed, and may within the confines of its own borders! the devil take the unwary! Red lights are intended for all other Such is the sovereign-nation approach, formerly valid, now drivers; intersections are free-for-alls where the most aggres­ no longer so, but still stubbornly adhered to by all who do not sive bull their way across first; pedestrians are fair game at any realize how greatly our planet has shrunk within the last 30 season, and to take one on the wing is more exhilarating than years. It is the old, old issue of individual liberty versus social to score a goal on the soccer field. Where in Canada, the U.s., welfare -- modified by the fact that social welfdre now means or any of the northern European countries an accident, a species welfare. Certainly in regard to acoustical and visual detour, or traffic jam is treated as an unfortunate occurrence pollution the Mexicans may do as they please, for such pollu­ with everyone waiting quietly and patiently in line until the tion is highly localized and we remain unaffected by it except issue is resolved, in Mexico the slightest interruption to traffic as tourists; but in respect to biological and industrial pollution flow is the signal for an incessant crescendo of catcalls and they have no right whatever to act unilaterally, however much horn-honking. A stalled motorist, rather than being an object they may protest to the contrary. Biological pollution can of compassion, is a target for attack. As the traffic backs up, the spread far beyond any nation's borders, affecting the health of chorus of honking swells and swells until the whole welkin people everywhere, a fact long recognized and now addres­ reverberates; bombs could fall and noonewould be the wiser. sed by the World Health Organization; industrial pollution Mufflers are looked upon as signs of effeminacy and horns can do likewise. Hence we have a clear and perfectly legiti­ as god-given instruments for the expression of repressed mate right to look into the Mexican way of handling the machismo. A car may have no brakes, no clutch, no window planet's physical resources or the Chinese way or the German glass, no upholstery -- but it is certain to have a horn, and a way or the way of any other country. radio, and both are certain to be in action at all times. As the The great lesson facing humanity today is to learn that while Mexican drives, he keeps one hand on the steering wheel and the world may be politically mu Itifarious, it is ecologicaly one the other on the horn; should he have one arm in a sling, he and indivisible; that although discrete land masses may exist, will work the horn with the elbow of the good arm or, if need each with its seemingly "natural" territorial rights, there is be, with knee or foot or head. Honk he will, come hell or high only one ocean, only one atmosphere, only one biosphere, water. Not only is it his right to startle and deafen anyone and only one small planet: a frail green and blue globe with all within range as he speeds along: it is also his right to stop in things on it interwoven in an incredibly intricate pattern. Some front of your home at any hour of the day or night and blast nations have taken a few faltering steps in the direction of away on his horn for as long as he pleases. Unlucky you if you ecological wisdom, some are just preparing to take the first let out a single peep of protest! The next night he will return step, while others are not yet even aware of the problem. The and blast away twice as long and twice as loud. nations that are ahead have every right to exhort and even The crowning horror in this inferno of noise is the carro de coerce those that are behind. It is no longer an occasion for propaganda -- the mechanized town crier. In the pre-news­ diplomatic niceties but a question of species survival. When paper, pre-radio, and pre-television era men with strong lungs you I ive on a Space Ship of finite size and finite resources, you and sonorous voices were the chosen instruments both for the have not only the right but the obligation to become your dissemination of news and the peddling of wares. In Mexico brother's keeper. Such is today's Categorical Imperative.

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The media blitz against the right wing has not been limited No doubtthere is an incipient race war going on in the u.s. to France (/nslauralion, Dec. 1980). The New York Times But the all-important (carefully unanswered) question is, Who joined the fray with this quiet, restrained headine: KLAN is the aggressor? No real data are available, but based on the RUMORED TRAINING FOR RACE WAR. A boiler in an At­population of prison death rows, the number of white officers lanta day school blew up, so the Salt Lake City Deseret News killed each year in the line of duty and the consistent gunning uncooled itwith: BLAST NOT ACCIDENTAL, ATLANTA PAR­down of whites in fast food stores, gas stations and small retail ENTS SAY. (Atlanta blacks booed black Mayor Maynard Jack­establishments, it is almost certain that blacks are killing many son when he told them there was no evidence of foul play.) more whites than vice versa. Bayard Rustin, in a speech to the Washington Hebrew Associ­The lash has been underplayed. Now that there are signs of ation, attributed the revival of the Ku Klux Klan to the new a backlash, particularly against interracial couples, the media respectability given to the PLO. As blacks died in various cities have removed all the stops. The result has been to put -- thousands of blacks kill each other every year -- a national whites off their guard and blacks on theirs. Even murder is, manhunt was organized against a white Mississippian named becoming a plaything of affirmative action. Joseph Franklin, whose cousin was killed by a black some months earlier. The publicity accorded the deaths and disappearances of Southern Theater. Everyone was surprised when six South­ fifteen Negro children in Atlanta during the last fifteen months erners accused of killing five Communist Workers party mem­ was accompanied by local TV stations showing Klan cere­bers in Greensboro, North Carolina, were acquitted after a monies with no remarks about the police's believing that a 22-week trial. Walter Cronkite had never informed his listen­ black homosexual was the criminal. Scare stories about the ers that of the 39 shots fired about half came from the guns of sniper killings in Utah of two Negroes jogging with white the wealthy New Yorkers and their followers who had staged a female teenagers left little space for d report about the new "Death to the Klan" rally in a rundown black ghetto in order to execution date set for the two blacks in Salt Lake City who get some publicity. One policeman testified that after wrest­ tortured and killed three whites in a hold-up of a hi-fi store two ling a pistol out of the hands of Rand Manzella, one of the years ago. For good measure, the Negroes drove a ballpoint Reds, he found six spent shells in the chamber. Nor did Cron­ pen through the ear of one of the two surviving whites. kite say anything about the government infiltrator who taught Nor did the media devote much space to the rebuttal of some of the defendants how to "get niggers" and then quietly Mayor James Griffin to lurid press accounts of murders of disappeared after the shootout and was never brought to trial. blacks in Buffalo. Griffin said only two of the murders occur­(Note: We have not called the defendants Klansmen or Nazis red within the city limits and recalled thatthe press was much because when minority criminals are arrested the media do less interested when a black raped and murdered four white not call them B'nai B'rithers, ADLers or black racists.) women a few years back. Since two of the deaths involved The surviving Communist Workers (are medical doctors cutting out the hearts of the victims, District Attorney Edward and their affluent wives workers?) refused to testify because Cosgrove said that no "self-respecting" Klansman "would they knew they would have to be cross-examined about their have anything to do with this kind of activity." This statement, guns and their antiwhite racism and why they wanted to stir up of course, provoked even wilder outcries from Negro organi­class war in a Southern city instead of confining their mes­ zations. sianic Marxism to more ethnically attuned areas such as Moreover, the media tuned a deaf ear to a white eight-year­Brooklyn and Long Guyland. old who was shot to death in a Texas school bus by an As the trial proceeded, it was obvious that the whole mess Unassimilable Minority member, to three whites killed ata Los boiled down to a gun battle between rich interlopers who Angeles rock concert by dark-skinned assailants or to a beard­could talk better than they shoot and poor locals who could ed black man who in one afternoon in New York City knifed shoot better than they could talk. The bad marksmanship also five white passersby, killing one. All of these crimes were showed up after the acquittal when one of the Reds or Red committed at precisely the time the media were frantically sympathizers tried to shoot a defendant in his car and missed calling on the FBI to solve the murders of blacks in Buffalo, Salt by a country mile. A few weeks later the Southern Poverty Law Lake City and Atlanta. As a matter of fact, when the media did Center sued the Klan for $1 million, asking that it be prevented mention the black-on-white crimes, the racial identification of by court injunction from intimidating blacks. The lawyer for the criminals was often omitted. Consequently, as America the blacks is Morris Dees, a McGovernite Zionist who once moves into the 1980s, we may expect to see only white boasted he was going to destroy the American right. The case murderers identified by race. Black murderers will be de­was assigned to U.W. Ciemon, Alabama's first black federal scribed as just plain people. judge, a recent Carter appointee. The Communist Worker

PAGE I-J -- J,\jS[;\URATiON FEBRUARY 198! widows then joined the legal fray by suingthe government and judge ordered them to reappear some weeks later to answer the defendants for $ 12 mill ion. questions on three books: Jews, God and History by Max Dimont; The War Against the Jews /933-45 by Lucy Dawid­ * owicz; and The Diary of Anne Frank. Since (1) preaches Jewish racial superiority, (2) is yet another tract on the Holo­ james Parsons, white superintendent of New Orleans po­caust and (3) has been proven a forgery, the judge's required lice, was fired by Ernest Morial, the city's first black mayor, reading list is hardly edifying. For balance he might have after cops killed four blacks in their search for the black -suggested Arthur Butz's The Hoax of the Twentieth Century. murderer of a white policeman. A somewhat similar sentence was handed out to a teenager in Syracuse, New York, who had painted a swastika on a * * nearby house. He was ordered to attend an art exhibit of concentration camp survivors, see an anti-Nazi hate movie, Practically no newspaper space was given to the trial in "Night and Fog," and compose a SOO-word essay on his South Carolina of a young Negro named James Arthur Brown reactions. This is a novel way for artists and film makers to get for murdering two elderly Mormon missionaries. Even Mor­favorable reviews. mon papers in Utah were more interested in the alleged killing of the two Negro joggers in Salt Lake City by joseph Franklin. *

Two white 17-year-olds in Long Island confessed to burning ~astern -rheater. The med ia al most seemed to gloat over the a cross on the lawn ofa retired black postman. Their sentence: murders ofJohn Lennon in New York and Dr. Michael Halber­ stam, a prominent minority doctor, in Washington. Both mur­$100 fine each derers were white and their whiteness was widely heralded Three years' probation verbally, electronically and photographically. The murders Make three public speeches against racism A year's labor at the order of the postman also gave the mediacrats an excuse to step up their campaign against handguns. The marital miscegenation of both murder­ The last penalty could be interpreted as peonage, which er and murdered both had Japanese wives -- was widely itself is a crime. In addition, the youths must face federal used to stir up more sympathy for Lennon and a tad of forgive­ charges. ness for the Georgia-born peacenik, Mark Chapman. Surely, reasoned the press pundits, a man who married someone of a different race can't be all bad. Western Theater. The race of the two gunmen who robbed * and shot Sarai Ribicoff outside a French restaurant in a seedy, sandy Los Angeles suburb was not revealed -- a tip that the Two armed blacks stormed into a Catholic church in a poor assailants had to be Hispanics or blacks. Sarai was the daugh­ section of Brooklyn and robbed 70 parishioners, most of them ter of Irving Ribicoff, a millionaire Hartford lawyer, and the young Hispanics, of all their valuables while they were at niece of Abraham Ribicoff, who recently retired from the prayer. The New York Post identified the robbers as black, Senate. Ribicoff was a leading senatorial advocate of civil perhaps because the entire congregation had noted the color rights, the extension of which has marched pari passu with the of their skin. black crime rate. In 1978 Abe's wife lost a niece, Gail Rubin, in Israel when she was caught in the crossfire of Israeli troops * * and Palestinian freedom fighters. Senator Ribicoff was a lead­ ing apologist for Zionism, which over the course of years has Anti-Semitism isn't quite illegal in America -- yet. But it can been responsible for killing 100,000 Palestinians and dispos­ prove rather costly. joseph Marcus sued Bendix Corp. and his sessing 2 mil/ion more. Bendix foreman for "malicious prosecution," by which he Those who live by the sword don't always die by the sword. meant he had been subjected to anti-Semitic taunts. A judge But some of their relations do. threw out an assault charge brought against Marcus by his foreman. When Marcus countersued, a second judge awarded * * * him $24,000 and ordered him reinstated in his job. We must, however, be content with small favors. At least Marcus's fore­ Another one-day, underplayed, "de-blacked" news story man was not sent to jail, as critics of Jews have been in many concerned Priscilla Ford, who drove her car at high speed into European countries and in Israel. a crowd of whites along the main street of Reno, Nevada, killing five and injuring 27. The police report did not identify * * * her race, but the evening TV news showed her dark, glower­ ing, Congoid face as she was booked into jail. Three young auto repairmen in Tenafly, New jersey, were caught soaping swastikas on cars. After fining them $100, a * * INSTAURA TlON FEBRUARY ]98 I -- PAGE 15 Two blacks killed a white female secret service agent with outlawed by the Fifth Amendment. Interestingly, civil rights her own shotgun while she was staking out a counterfeiting charges are only used by the Feds against whites. When a operation near the Los Angeles International Airport. It was her black murder gang did away with 270 whites in the California first assignment. Zebra killings in 1973, neither the Department of Justice nor the FBI talked about civil rights or showed the slightest interest * * in the ongoing massacre. Those who think the 270 figure is a typical "right-wing" exaggeration will please turn to page 34 Two high school honor students, Diana Montenegro and of Zebra by Clark Howard (Richard Marek Publishers, New Stephen Zwickert, both fitting the category of "ethnics" York, 1979). (whites who get the brunt of black violence), were killed by Negro teenagers for no good reason -- a dirty look, an insult, a * scuffle. Diana was stabbed to death. A bullet finished off Stephen, who was due to attend the University of Southern In San Bernardino, California, the press was in an uproar last California on a scholarship this year. summer. A black had been shot by a white. The former sur­ vived to the accompaniment of breast-beating mea culpas * * from the local white press lord and various public figures. Then, in November, when two blacks tortured and murdered a VVhile white~ were biting the dust in press silence across the white real estate agent, the newspapers did not mention the nation, including one white jogger killed by a black in New race of the assailants, nor that of the victim, who was kidnap­ York, media attention focused almost entirely on joseph ped in his van. A black female "acquaintance" of the Negro Franklin, accused of killing two Negro joggers in Salt Lake. murderers explained that the victim was "tied up like a hog" Franklin was duly tried in the headlines and found guilty of after his abductors robbed him of $8.00. He was then told to carrying on a one-man war against blacks in several cities. It hand over more money or he would be killed. "Honest, hon­ was noted by the media that he did not drink coffee, take drugs est, I ain't got no more money," he cried. The blacks then or consume alcohol -- just like Hitler and had read parts of drove off with him, stopping en route to sell a cassette player Mein Kampf one hundred times. The New Tork Times was they found in his van to a greedy San Bernardino homeowner. especially pleased to report he had a German mother. One Then, while they parked outside a fast-food establishment and press story said "a blond man" was responsible for letting their female companion went in to get some sandwiches, they Frankl in escape from a Kentucky jail. Franklin's Nazi past was murdered their trussed-up passenger. When the girl returned, thoroughly explored in interviews with his ex-wife, and tap­ they explained their deed by saying, "It's just one less white ped phone conversations were leaked to the press in which he man living." This delayed testimony was the first inkling that allegedly admitted his guilt. Publicly, however, Franklin in­ San Bernardino had a racial murderon its hands. sisted he was innocent, though he did admit his arrest record was as long as hiS arm. Caribbean Theater. In the midst of all the media hoopla Franklin was held in an integrated Salt Lake City jail, where about a nationwide wave of terror against blacks, whites in St. his bail was set at $1 million on a civil rights charge that Croix, the Virgin Islands, were begging Washington to protect accused him of "interfering with the right of Theodore Tracy them from the "systematic terrorizing of the white commun­ Fields [one of the dead joggersJ to use a public park by firing a ity" by local Negroes. The Navy sent some extra men to guard rifle at Fields, resulting in his death." Civil rights charges are the local naval base, but nothing was done to give added modern versions of double jeopardy, which was supposedly protection to the white civilians.

NEW AND OLD GUARDS

Enthusiastic about the Republican sweep? Last year these Iiams were all named to Reagan's Foreign Policy Advisory senators voted against an amendment to a bill that would Committee. prevent the Justice Department from using federal funds to enforce busing: Boschwitz, Chafee, Cohen, Durenberger, * * * Hatfield, Heinz, javits, Packwood, Pressler, Stafford, Stevens and \Veicker. They all happen to be 14-carat Republicans, The Carters, who get a million dollars for moving expenses, many of them scarcely to be distinguished from McGovern left the Wh ite House in the cloud of ignominy that any half­ and Church except they are still in the Senate. Only javits truckler, half-proditor deserves. The Iron Magnolia, a little didn't make it back. Also, let the overoptimistic not forget that pitted and wilted, is sure the now loose-ended Tooth will go Henry jackson, the senator from Tel Aviv, Richard Stone, the down in history lias a great president." He may indeed. But if ex-senator from Haifa, and supertruckler Edward Bennett Wi/­ he does, it will not be in American history, but in history books

PACE:: 16 --INSTAURA nON FEBRUARY 1981 written in Chicano Spanish or Swahili. Not to make too fine a the American party, the American Independent party or that point about it, it is our fervent hope that after Carter and his monstrosity of monstrosities, Lyndon LaRouche's semi-Mus­ renegadish crew are resettled in the South, they will be treated covite, semi-anti-Semitic U.S. Labor party. Big Labor backed like Benedict Arnold would have been if he had returned to 200 winners and 132 losers in the House; 11 winners and 19 America after the Revolution. losers in the Senate.

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The presidential campaign's saddest event was the broad­ Steve Symms, who blew Church out of the Senate, read in cast of a one-minute radio spot by George Wallace in support the Gannett-owned Boise (Idaho) newspaper the Sunday be­ of Carter, after, as an Atlanta Journal reporter put it, "Carter's fore the election that he was nine points behind the incumbent performance in the debate convinced him that he should back in the polls. Symms won by 4,000 votes. the President." Poor old George must have grown blind and deaf if he gave Carter the victory in the question-and-answer * * * press conference that the media so grandiloquently called a presidential debate. Poor old George, so intent on seeking Not much news about vote fraud after the election, although respectability, peace and quiet in his autumn years! Who according to the Wall Street Journal, many New York City would have thought he would go out as a New Southerner? Democrats "registered two, three or four times." In the under­ statement of the year, Big Apple election officials conceded * * * there might have been some multiple voting.

In one way we are almost sorry Reagan won. In the next four * * * years the media treatment of the White House is going to be one long, loud, interminable smear. In fact, the electronic William Fine, a cosmetics magnate, Jack Wrather, a I~ol­ hyenas couldn't even wait until Reagan took the oath of office. Iywood mogul, Besty Bloomingdale, wife of the Diner's Club First it was the canard about Nancy Reagan wanting the Car­ Zionist, the Frank Sinatras (Barbara Marx) and a social flit­ ters to move out ahead of time. It's quite true an awful lot of about named Deutsch are ecstatic about the Republican land­ dean-up would be required after the departure of the white­ sl ide. They, reported the New York T;mes, are members of the trashy Carters, their offspring and their in-laws. But certainly intimate Bonnie Ronnie set and promise to put the zing in the Nancy didn't want to push them out. Next came harsh criti­ White House that has been missing since JFK had his upper­ cism of the transition team for interfering with Carter's ap­ story assignations with his Mafia moll. peasement of Castro's hit teams in Central America. Then, sharp words for Reagan because he didn't have his entire * * cabinet line-up all set a few weeks before the election. Finally, came the attack on various cabinet officers because they were Jerome Zipkin -- that's right, Jerome Zipkin -- is also very all or mostly white and a vast yowling about Haig. He smelled, close to the new First Family -- so close we are informed that said Cronkite, Chancellor, Reynolds and Company, too much he was with them on election night. As for haute couture, of Watergate. Haig's old boss, Kissinger, smelled to high heav­ Adolfo does Nancy's clothes. Monsieur Marc, her New York en of Watergate, but nobody seemed to care about Henry's hairdresser, gave her a shampoo and set when she borrowed a odor. Somehow or other he is exempt from media barbs about federal jet to fly to New York during her November visit to Watergate. Wonder why? Washington. David Jones, an Angelino of questionable sex, is Watch out, whinnied the liberals, the ACLU, the Hispanics her florist. and the blacks, watch out! Dark clouds of fascism are forming over Pennsylvania Avenue. Designed to fill up depleted trea­ * * * suries of various radical and ultraleft organizations, the scare ads and editorials worked well. Nothing raises more money Five important space exploration bills were brought before than fear. Concurrently, these same organizations swear they the last two Congresses. These congressmen voted against at are not about to lose their "gains," as they call the minority least four of them: racist programs that operate under the name of affirmative J. Burton (O-Calif.); Oellums (O-Calif.); Stark (O-Calif.); action. The lib-mins didn't have the votes, but they still have Larry McDonald (O-Ga.); Russo (0-111.); Yates (0-111.); evans the media and the courts -- and they won't hesitate to turn the (O-Ind.); Jacobs (O-Ind.); Bedell (O-Ia.); Studds (O-Mass.); country upside down if Reagan should make any serious Brodhead (O-Mich.); Vento (O-Minn.); Nolan (O-Minn.); Fen­ attempt to carry out his mandate. wick (O-R.I.); Maguire (R-N.J.); Holtzman (O-N.YJ; Weiss (O-N. Y.); Ottinger (O-N.Y.); Seiberling (O-Ohio); Kostmayer * * * (O-Pa.); Kastenmeier (O-Wis.); Obey (O-Wis.); Reuss (O-Wis.). The Libertarian party raked in 880,000 votes; Barry Com­ All the above House members were reelected in November moner's Citizen's party, 220,000. No official results in yet for except Maguire, Kostmayer and Holtzman. McDonald is the

INSTAURATION -- FEBRUARY 1981 PACE 17 pride and joy of the John Birch Society. Seiberling and Fen­ * * * wick are Grade A Gracchites. Only one other interplanetary mission is in the works at John LeBoutillier, a 27-year-old Harvard WASP, who hates NASA -- an orbiter and probe of Jupiter scheduled for the late Harvard so much he wrote a book against his alma mater, ran 1980s. One writer, Michael Thacher, calls our space explora­ against House member Lester Wolff, a pillar of the liberal· tion "America's Parthenon" and added it is now crumbling to Zionist establishment and a former television producer. earth. Except for the Jupiter shot about all we have left is the Against all odds, LeBoutillier turned Wolff out to his TV pas­ space shuttle -- now two years behind schedule. tures.

PROTESTANTISM IN THE THIRD REICH

There are surprising similarities between the support of The German Christians slowly split into a conservative and Arianism a weakened form of Christianity -- by certain a radical wing. The former adhered closely to traditional Roman emperors and the attempt by Adolf Hitler early in his Christian doctrine as affirmed and reaffirmed during the Refor­ political career to promote something called Positive Chris­ mation. The conservative German Christians, however, did tianity. Hitler was actually a complete cynic in his attitude add one innovation -- a "theology of order.II The view of the toward Christianity and the Christian dogmas concerning life state, nation and race as orders of creation, which had long after death. Der Fuhrer thought that immortality came only held an important place in German Lutheran theology, was through cultural or political achievement, historical memory overshadowed by ideas of militarism and racism. When this and the continuum of race. Raised as a Catholic, he did have trend became clear, most Lutheran theologians pulled out of some regard for Roman Catholic organizational methods, in­ the German Christian Chu rch, but not fast enough to save their ternational connections and esthetic religious ceremonies. reputations. But he took a dim view of Protestantism, although he retained The radical wing of the German Christians saw Jesus as an a certain cynical appreciation for the political uses to which Aryan instead of a Jew and believed that the Old Testament the British government put the Church of England. shou Id be abandoned. In some cases doctrines and practice of Nazi leaders knew they cou Id not take over the Roman neo-pagan cults filled in the void. Catholic church in Germany because of its octopean interna­ tional ties. However, they did hope to control German Protestantism with its 40 million members. The first step was to get the Faith Movement of German Christians called Ger­ man Christians for short -- under the wing of the Nazi party. Joseph Goebbels, who was even more cynical about Chris­ tianity than Hitler, was a leading promoter of this strategy. Unti I 1932 the titular head of the German Christians was an obscure school teacher named Wilm. The movement then came under the leadership of 33-year-old Pastor Joachim Hossenfelder. who was born in Silesia and in the aftermath of World War I had been a member of one of the Freikorps, a voluntary militia defending the remnants of the Reich against its internal and external enemies, Red or otherwise. Although the Nazi government hoped to puppetize the German Christians. many of the people who joined the de­ nomination were sincere Christians. They were tired of a moribund Protestantism, symbolized by an overly academic clergy with little or no rapport with the laity. Such men often preached abstruse sermons to a handfu I of worshippers in vast churches maintained by state-collected church taxes. These taxes also paid the salaries of the pastors and ministers. Quite aware that neo-pagan cults, communism and even social democracy were offering their followers more drama and action, some Protestants saw the German Christian move­ ment as a solution to the crisis of belief. Outstanding Lutheran theologians like Emanuel Hirsch. Ernst Gustav Georg Wob­ bermin and Friedrich Gogarten joined up at the outset. Anti-Nazi photomontage of Bishop Muller

PACE /8 INSTAURATION -- FEBRUARY /98/ Many German Protestants longed for a unified church in­ from the "Confessions" or doctrines ofReformation times. The stead of the twenty-eight independent provincial synods that Confessing Church included among its leaders Karl Barth, the existed in 1933. Since the government already collected former Swiss theologian, Martin Niemoller, the equally fa­ church taxes, it did not seem out of order to many German mous World War I submarine commander, and Dietrich Bon­ Protestants (as it would to most American Protestants) for the hoeffer who headed the Confessing Church seminary and was national government, now a Nazi government, to sponsor an later hanged for his involvement in the 1944 piotto assassinate election for a national bishop to head a unification movement. Hitler. The Confessing Church was vigorously persecuted by The majority of votes in the September 1933 election of a t~e Nazis and eventually became the nucleus of the Evangeli­ national bishop went to Pastor Friedrich von Bodelschwingh, cal Church, which was formed after the war. who had established a reputation for caring for the homeless, Bishop Muller, who had never been subservient enough to jobless, epileptics and refugees. The German Christian candi­ suit the Nazis, had been virtualy superseded by Hans Kerrl, date was a 50-year-old staunch nationalist named Ludwig appointed Minister for Church Affairs in 1935. Refusing to Muller, a former naval chaplain. Although Pastor von Bodel­ resign his post, Muller was left by the authorities to "rot away schwingh won the election, the Nazis gave the post to Pastor in full regalia," as his fate was cynically described. Despite the MuIler, who was consecrated at a service held in the immense fall of their national bishop, the German Christians dominated Protestant cathedral in Berl in in October 1934. It was here that more than half of the provincial synods during World War II. Bishop MuIler presided over the wedding of Hermann Goring, After the war, the more extreme German Christians disap­ and later baptized the Reich Marshal's daughter. Some people peared from public view, while others seceded from the es­ think these events constituted the highlights of the national tablished churches to join in a free church. bishop's curious career. Today the postwar Evangelical Church in Germany repre­ Although Muller was clearly in the conservative wing ofthe sents almost as moribund a form of Protestantism as that which German Christian movement and condemned the radicals, his existed in pre-Nazi Germany. Only about 5 percent of West high-handed and dictatorial efforts to unify German Protes­ Germany's Protestants attend chu rch services with any degree tants led to a schism in which some Lutheran and Reformed of regularity. Less than 10 percent of West Germans between (Calvinist) believers split off from the German Evangelical the ages of 18 and 24, according to a recent poll, stated that Church to form the Confessing Church, which took its name religion had any importance to them.

Faustian Dilemma An Instaurationist cautions us about our pires that would always be replaced from more poignant because it gives voice to nuclear arms tilt. Nordic hearths which were beyond the needs they little understand themselves at Faustian state-building reach of the last Nor­ an conscious level. Instauration has identified and strongly dic imperium. opposed threats to the survival of the Nordic Unfortunately for the Nordic there are no genotype. Unfortunately, it has not recog­ hearths untouched by the latest global pro­ nized that the release of ionizing radiation duct of his Faustian urges. The Nordic has into the environment, which will inevitably all the characteristics of what are known in accompany widespread use of nuclear ecology (the scientific discipline, not the power, can disrupt genotypes and interfere quasi-political movement) as pioneer or with the survival of all biological organisms early successional organisms, i.e. ones that including Nordics, just as surely as miscege­ create a favorable environment for other or­ nation. ganisms which then proceed to crowd out Nuclear power might work fairly safely the pioneers. As long as new environments for a long time if it were always operated by are constantly created, pioneer organisms perfect people. With affirmative action, can continue to flourish. When their crea­ however, we know that will not be so in the tion ceases, the pioneers die out. United States. If Nordics collectively came to under­ It was pointed out long ago by Madison stand some rather simple things about the Grant that Faustians carry the seeds of their ecological interactions between their na­ own destruction. The crowded, highly or­ tures and their environments, they undoubt­ ganized and technologically convenient ed Iy wouId sti II have the power to create the modern world, the product of the Nordic's constantly open environments which they state-building and mechanical inventive­ need to survive. That enough will develop ness, may not be the world in which he feels such a sophisticated insighl about them­ psychologically most at home. Demograph­ selves in time to make a difference seems ically it is certainly not an environment in unlikely since most neither know nor care which he reproduces well relative to other what they are. The many Nordics at anti­ races I ike the Orientals. Madison Grant con­ nuclear and ecology rallies who want to vincingly demonstrated that this was the turn back the clock to a simpler time may be cause of the rise and fall of empires em- uttering a cry for help and survival that is the

INSTAURATION -- FEBRUARY 1981-- PACE 19 It will be interesting to see if the ADL, the NAACP, and the Equal EmploymentOppor­ tunity Commission will take the "Fortune icans, Harvard's appellation for Negroes. 500" to court for attempting to reduce the Mortal Rejection Slip The descendants of the Adams family might possibility of genetic damage by discrimi­ John Kennedy Toole was a writer of be pleased to know that a three-page exor­ nating against "susceptibles" by race and enormous talent who sent his finest piece of dium on the Yankees was contributed by sex. Will the Supreme Court eventually rule writing, a novel entitled The Confederacy of Oscar Handlin, Harvard's noted jewish pro­ that members of a race likely to suffer from Dunces to Simon and Schuster. where it fessor of non-Jewish history. exposure to certain chemicals must not be came to the attention of editor Robert Got­ prevented from being exposed to such tlieb. For two years Gottlieb played cat and chemicals? mouse with Toole, building him up, tearing Since science can't seem to stop embar­ him down and finally cutting him off with a Gene Screen rassing equalitarians, the wisest thing for letter containing this uncopacetic critique: Cytogenetics is an etymologically vague them to do might be to abolish science alto­ Your book "isn't about anything. Period. It word that is winning common currency as a gether. could be improved, but it wouldn't sel!." process of identifying persons whose hered­ Soon after receiving this, the thoroughly ity has made them especially vulnerable to frustrated 24-year-old Toole shut the garage the chromosome-damaging effects of vari­ The New Minority door, got in his car and started the engine. ous industrial carcinogens. The minority of the 1980s is likely to be Like that other budding Majority genius, Blacks, Mediterraneans, Chinese, Fili­ the mentally handicapped. Who else is left, novelisl Ross Lockridge, who also dealt with pinos and East Indians carry within their except the lower primates, dogs and cats? a Jewish editor, he was soon dead of carbon gene pools such biological shortcomings as First, it must be arranged that the dim-witted monoxide poisoning. thalessemia, sickle-cell anemia and a defi­ have the right to vote. This has already been No one would probably ever have heard ciency of the enzyme glucose-b-phosphate accomplished in Oregon by the passage of a of Toole if it had not been for his mother, dehydrogenase. Someone carrying the gene referendum which removes that part of the who kept trying to get someone interested in for any of these disorders would run a spe­ state constitution denying voting rights to an her dead son's manuscript. She finally man­ cial risk if exposed to benzene, nitrosa­ "idiot or mentally diseased person." So now aged to bring it to the attention of Majority mines, nitrites and lead -- chemicals in fre­ the 75,000 to 100,000 Oregonians esti­ novelist Walker Percy, who persuaded the quent use in industry. The latter defecl is mated to be in one or the other category will Louisiana State University Press to publish present in almost 0.1% of white American cast ballots that count just as much as yours it. It came out last year and has been both a males, 12% among black Americans. North and mine. ,\lot one prominent Oregonian, critical and financial success. and Central Europeans have a singularly by the way, objected to this idiotic referen­ Toole's mother, Thelma, 78, says of Rob­ high frequency of deficiency in serum al­ dum. ert Gottlieb, who is now editor-in-chief of phal antitrypsin, which increases vulnera­ In addition to the vote, the right of the Knopf: "He's J creature ... a Jewish crea­ bility to industrial agents linked to chronic mentally retarded to bear children is being ture. Not a man. Not a human being." bronch itis and emphysema. promoted. In fact, a Teenage Parent Pro­ The tragedy of Toole, thanks to the loyal Genetic screen i ng programs were fi rst de­ gram (TAPP) in Georgia is dedicated to mak­ persistence of his mother, has become veloped by Herbert Stokinger and John ing it easier for young girls with mental han­ known. There have been probably hun­ Mountain in a 1963 blood test. No one dicaps and learning disabilities to pass their dreds, if not thou'land'l, oi similar cases in knows just how much genetic screening is defects on to future generations. Some of America in the last half century. going on today, and no one can document a these mothers don't even know how they It is very hard for native talent, even gen­ case of an applicant being denied employ­ got pregnant. Others can't dial a phone, ius, to gain recognition in an occupied ment because of his genes. The New York read a prescription or remember instruc­ country. Times ran a three-month study which tions from their Medicare medicos. Fifteen claimed that women and blacks have been years ago they would have been sterilized. barred from jobs because of high genetic Now they are qualified to vote and encour­ susceptibility. The Equal Employment Op­ aged to have babies. Proportional portunity Commission claims it has had Physically and mentally handicapped is Representation about forty cases -- almost all women. Gen­ Miss Celestine Tate, a black mother with eral Motors has gone on record that it will two children and no arms. justice Edward The Harvard Encyclopedia of American not allow fertile women of child-bearing Rosenberg of Philadelphia ruled a few years Ethnic Groups (Harvard University Press, age to be exposed to lead. ago that Miss Tate was quite capable of Cam bridge, Mass., 1, 175 pages) wiII set you "1984 is already here," asserts Anthony taking care of her first baby. As a result, she back $60, but it does contain a mountain of Mazzochi, director of health and safety for received some worldwide publicity and interestingly tendentious material on Ameri­ the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers In­ even tried to write a book. A few months ago can minorities and on the Majority, which it ternational. "The emphasis will not be so she surprised Judge Rosenberg by trying to describes as a collection of minorities. much on what you work with, it wi II have to commit suicide. Her physical defects were Americans of English, Scotch-Irish, Scotch do with who your mother and father were." not passed on to her children, though no and Welsh extraction are lined up cheek-to­ "As of right now, examining hypersus­ one is willing to say the same about her cheek with Gypsies, Koreans, Kalmyks, ceptibles is in its infancy," Dr. Paul Kotin, mental disabilities. Kurds, Maltese, Syrians and Aleuts. Seven­ medical director of the johns-Manville Since the fertility of the new minority is teen pages are given to the English who Corp., declared, "but everybody knows that not declining, the U.S. may expectto have a founded the U.S. and gave it its laws, gov­ we are going to continue to live in a world of much larger proportion of nuts in the future. ernment, language and whatever shreds of expanding chemical use. It's all just aborn­ One reason is that mentally capable women high culture it still possesses. Twenty-seven ing. Cytogenics is an idea whose time has are cutting down on their number of off­ pages are devoted to Jews; 18 to Afro-Amer- come." spring, while the mentally uncapable don't PAGE 20 INSTAURATION FEBRUARY 1981 have enough brains to use contraceptives. Cogent words, these. Words that not only ad jectives that she soon ran out of them and Two surveys of female psychiatric patients have to do with the abortion of the unborn, had to resort to "paranoid" four times in her have shown that only about 40% of them do but the abortion of America the beautiful. attack on the distinguished American histor­ not want to have children, whether legiti­ ian Harry Elmer Barnes. mate or illegitimate. Right now female schi­ Commentary, which prides itself on being zophrenics, manic depressives and the a "scholarly" journal, is presently on a slow-witted have an average of two to three "conservative" kick, having traveled the live births. Somebody Else's well-rutted road from Marxism to liberalism to anti-Communism in little more than a Diary decade or two. A few more nutty explosions from Da­ Another part of the foundation of the Why Blacks Want widowicz and even the most fanatical Com­ house of lies crumbled in recent months. mentary subscribers will have to ponder The West German Criminal Investigation Kids -- and More Kids about a magazine which can now be hon­ Bureau found that the Diary of Anne Frank One illuminating reason for the disparate estly described as America's most frothing­ was altered or added to after 1951, at least birthrates in this country was provided by a at-the-mouth hate sheet. ~ix years after Anne had died of typhus in a hlack mother who spoke her piece in Jimmy Dawidowicz rationalizes her refusal to Germa n concentration camp. It took no Breslin's column (Ne\v York Daily News, debate Faurisson by asking who would ar­ great display of genius to arrive at this con­ Sept. 21, 1980). The Negress, with her three gue about the existence of black slavery. clusion, which could just as easily have girls, 10, 9 and 7, had recently arrived in She's quite right. It would be silly to argue been reached before the late Otto Frank New York from r\orth Carolina. The day about the existence or nonexistence of that made millions out of his daughter's alleged after her arrival she was put on relief and she peculiar institution. Bul if contemporary journal. Portions of the work were found to and her brood added to the 735,000 black "historians" asserted that Southern were have been written with a ballpoint pen, New Yorkers receiving Aid to Dependent rednecks had gassed six million slaves dur­ which no one, not even Daddy Frank, could Children. ing the War Between the States, wouldn't have purchased until 1951, when it was first Two of her illegitimate girls were born such an assertion be a fitting subject for invented. To the dismay of true believers, while the mother was still in high school in debate? the story of the Frank fraud found its way the Tarheel state. She explains she didn't into some areas of the world press, includ­ know anything about birth control in those ing the New York Pasl, the Australian­ days. Now she knows. Yes, "girls like me owned afternoon daily read mostly by jews. know about it, but they still don't think Wasted Genes about it." She went on: Of all the Nordic actresses whose lives Sdmp thing with abortion. I come from a Holocaust Hellcat have been wrecked on the minority shoals religion that doesn't believe III abortion of Hollywood, the most pitiful Ldse was ... Bldck women don't want much to do The ADL and Commentary magazine probably that ofJean Seberg, a blonde, blue­ with abortlom. rhdt'~ a white woman have been losing their cool in regard to the eyed, would-be Thespian from Iowa. After thing. growing amount of anti-Holocaust litera­ being properly broken in by Otto Premin­ You ask why? Black women feel mostly ture. The ADL is particularly angry at North­ ger, the Viennese jewish producer of ennui­ alone anyway and d child means a lot. rop University for renting its facilities to the producing hate films, Jean eventually fell Some of them think havin' a baby an i~ Institute for Historical Review for its second into the orbit of a Lithuanian jewish novelist, easy wayoullor thpm. Womandon'thave Anti-Holocaust Convention held last sum­ to gp( oti her behind and go out and get Romain Gary, who fancied himself a Pari­ hassled by the world. lust have a baby and mer. The Organization of American Histor­ sian. While married to him and perhaps un­ stav home. But I thmk mostly d wom,ln i-. a ians is also catching flak for renting its mail­ der his inspired guidance, Jean plunged into scary type per.,oll. Black woman's atraid ing list to the Institute, which sent free copies the civil rights movement so deeply that she 01 being diane. She knows she's going to of its journal to the group's 12,000 mem­ ended up as the mistress of a half-insane be alone, Get d black man, you know he bers. After a bitter complaint from the ADL, Black Panther honcho, Hakim Jamal, who be gone ~orneday. There must bp 10 black OAH Executive Secretary Richard Kirken­ was later shot to death in d street brawl in women for every blclCk man. For a wo­ dall humbly apologized for the "major Boston, Gary at one time accused the FBI of man, knowing surnebody's there with error:' destroying his ex-wife (she later remarried) YOll, even an unborn baby, is all she's got. Even more agitated about the mounting by leaking a gossip item that she was bearing Being dlone in an empty room, with the four walls to talk to, (an run yOll crazy. number of unanswered questions about the a black child from another Black Panther ralkmg even to an unborn baby is nice. Holocaust was an article that appeared in leader. The infant, stillborn, was white. Last I think haVill' babies stops yuu from Commentary (Dec. 1980) by the high pries­ year Jean Seberg, her veins bursting with committin' suicide .... When you do tess of extermination theory, Lucy Dawido­ alcohol, was found dead in the back of her live with a black mdn, he's been cut down wicz, author of The War Agaimt the Jews. car in Paris. Some say she committed sui­ so low all hi~ lite that he has to have a The tone of the article seemed right out of cide. Others say she was murdered. A few baby. He needs it as a brag off because he Pravda or perhaps the wildest anti-Semitic months dgO Gary himself committed sui­ never done anvthing that gal noticed be­ literature to which the author is so much cide, butthis by no means evened the score. fore in his life. He makes a baby, he can opposed. Note: Our new Attorney Ceneral Wil· walk around dnd say, "Look at what I In seven pages of high-temperature po­ liam French, law partner of Paul Ziffren, a done." They been down so long thal a they're not about to stay with no tamily lemics Dawidowicz did not once bother to prominent California Zionist and former The man cuts out. See the girls here? Their answer one of the many discrepancies Democratic Nellional Committeeman. Paul rather left them. HE' don't even see them pointed out by Holocaust skeptics. Instead, Ziffren and wife Mickey once invited Jean anymore. He had his time to brag off them she damned each and l'very one of them Seberg and her loony black loverboy to din­ dnd now he's gone. from Butz on down with so many pejorative ner. Jamal arrived toting a gun.

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of directors, Though he pleaded guilty to FBI's Blind Eye various felonies, he was slapped on the wrist It is mentioned elsewhere in this issue that with a suspended sentence. (Think of the Detroit Doldrums Joseph Franklin's bail was set at $1 million tens of thousands of Americans who have An auto worker's letter to the Detroit on a civil rights charge. But for Bernadine served years in prison for stealing one per­News explai ns better than a thousand news­ Dohrn (geboren Ohrnstein), one of the cent as much.) Today, as if nothing had ever paper stories what is really happening to the Weather Underground harpies and Stalin happened, Begelman is head of MGM's film American automobile industry. worshippers, it was only $25,000, after she company at $500,000 a year, plus perks. exited from a New York City hideout and This is the man in charge of making televi­As a worker for one of the Big Three, I, gave herself up to the police, the press and sion films and movies that have a pervasive as all the rest of us, know why we are the legal fraternity in a carefully rehearsed and enduring influence on American minds, turning out junk. First, after lunch over half of the workers on the line are either ceremony. Ms. Dohrn, a lawyer, had been a particularly the minds of the young. This is drunk or high on something. Second, peo­ fugitive from justice for ten years. Since she one of the men who actually controls and ple are being promoted that can't read or shapes our culture. This is the man before had almost openly lived with her paramour, write. The foremen are afraid for their jobs had two illegitimate kids and held various whom Majority actors and actresses, film and of the men they work with, so there is jobs during this time, the FBI didn't seem to writers and directors must bow and scrape no discipline. Third, absenteeism. How have been too eager to find her, just as it to get a job. can you run a line when only half of the never seemed to have been too eager to find Let's come right out with it. A country workers come to work? I have worked 22 Abbie Hoffman and similar radical throw­which permits such a creature as Begelman years for this company and just can't be­ backs who went about their business for to exist, not to mention lord it over us, is lieve what I see every day ... and it is not years as if there were no warrants out for rotten to the core. the foreign cars that are killing our jobs. We the workers are doing it with the help their arrest. Unquestionably, the FBI has of the union. much better vision in its right eye than its left. It was Bernadine Dohrn, by the way, The Newest The woes facing the auto industry, especial­ who publicly rejoiced at the Sharon Tate ly Ford, were not I ightened by constant har­ murders. "Dig it," she enthused, "first they Immigration rassing by the Equal Employment Oppor­ kill the pigs, then they dtedinner in the same tunity Commission. One recent "agree­ Isabel Krouch, mother of a four-year-old room with them, then they shoved a fork in ment" forced the second largest car man­ and wife of a Navy man stationed in Guam, the victim's stomach! Wild!" Now that ufacturer to pay $23 million to minority was kidnapped, repeatedly raped and then Dohrn is back in circulation, perhaps Ro­members who either weren't hired or were murdered by three Cuban mulattos after man Polanski, Sharon's widower, who is on allegedly discriminated against. Ford, the lam for sexual misconduct with d Cali­they had abducted herfrom a Hialeah, Flor­ which lost over $ J billion last year, also had ida, phone booth. They had arrived in Flor­ fornia minor, may return and star Bernadine to take precious money out of its emptying ida in last year's sea lift, three of the 20,000 in a new film spectacular. treasury to improve training programs for hardcore and softcore criminals, dope ad­ In the "Days of Rage" of 1969, Dohrn and female and minority workers. her gang ran amuck through the streets of dicts and perverts that President Carter had Chicago, smashing everything in sight and welcomed with "open arms." Carter has permanently paralyzing a store owner. As now returned to the sheltered, peaceful life fnstauration summed up in its February as the "Sage of Plains." Mrs. Krouch has Constitutional 1976 issue: retu rned to the dark, damp earth. By cop­ ping out on his duty to uphold the law, as Miscegenation Off and on from the underground, Ber­ specified in the oath of office he took in Melissa Fiedler, white, Jewish name, 14, nadine occasionally '>ent in taped pep 1977, Carter is just as responsible for the dated her classmate, Rufus Bostick III, black, talks to keep the morale of her male and rape-mu rder of Mrs. Krouch as the three Christian, age unknown. Whereupon the female cohorts trom flagging. Her politi­ Cubans, all of whom came to America di­principal of her Woodbridge (Virginia) Bap­ cal and social philosophy, if it can be rectly from Castro's jails. tist Christian School, Aleck Lee Bledsoe, explicated at a", is a brew ot Instanl mis­ Meanwhile, Cubans continue to sneak white, Baptist, 38, expelled her. When Ray­ cegenation, prairies of green weeds and into refugee-jammed Florida, but in smaller mond Fiedler, the paterfamilias, protested, the holocaustic horoscopes of Marx, Melissa's 5ister, Charlotte, white, Jewish Freud and Marcuse, seasoned with a numbers. Haitians arrive at the rate of 200 a soupc;on ot stale eroticism trom the Nach­ week. The Haitian situation is not at all what name, 11, was also kicked out. la"~ of Wilhelm Reich, the orgasm man. the media have been telling us poor, op­Thereupon Raymond Fiedler sued Aleck pressed blacks daring to take to the open sea Bledsoe and his school for $70,000. Federal in homemade boats in a desperate quest for Judge Oren R. Lewis, white, Christian, 78, freedom. The migration is actually a huge threw out the suit. The Fiedlers, aided, abet­ Prime Rotter smuggling operation. Smugglers take the ted and spurred by the ACLU, appealed. In 1977, when David Begelman was only Haitians to Andros Island in the Bahamas Whereupon a three-judge panel of the making 5300,000 a year as president of Co­where they are forced to work for up to a Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals over­ lumbia Pictures, he stole $60,000 of the year picking vegetables until they earn the turned Judge Lewis and ruled that the Fied­ company's money in addition to forging the $1,000 fee for entry into the United States. ler sisters' constitutional rights had been vio­ signature5 of some prominent Hollywood­When their term of slavery is up, they are lated. Judge Lewis was ordered to hear the ians to five-figure checks. Nevertheless, he transferred to wooden boats, which are case again. was only removed from his post after a great towed by power boats to within a few miles "This is a stunning victory," crowed Leo­ deal of hemming and hawing by the board of the Florida coast and then cut loose. High nard Rubenstein, the Fiedlers' lawyer,

PACE) I /,\.)7 AURA TlON FEBRUARY /981 whose racial kin in Israel would have been ism of "Wolf." Der Fuhrer protected her fied that this category did not include per­ quickly expelled from an Israeli religious from party intrigues and privately financed sons of Hispanic origin. school if they had dated blacksj or even some of her productions. There were several Then came the bombshell: "Please indi­ Christians. in the Nazi leader's inner circle who ex­ cate the following distinct subgroups which Preacher Bledsoe is not faring so well. All pected they might marry. They did have are based on ethnic, not religious, factors: the publicity has cost him half his congrega­ much in common: orphaned early in life, A. Arabic B. Hebrew" tion and half his students. But Papa Fiedler born outside the Reich (Winifred was En­ hasn't come out entirely unscathed. He re­ glish), naturalized voluntarily, devotees not A month later, as any Instaurationist ceived so many unfriendly phone calls he only of Richard Wagner, but of Houston would have expected, a second letter went had to move to an undisclosed location. Stewart Chamberlain. out from the Administrative Office of the Whether it was also undisclosed to Rufus The close friendship was to cost Winifred U.S. Courts, William Foley, director, ':>aying Bostick III i~ not known. dearly after 1945. She was dragged through that due to comments "raising serious con­ the denazification grinder, loaded with fines cern as to the desirability of requesting such and confiscations, and prohibited from additional information ... the subcate­ Three working. Though she had to turn the direc­ gories need not be reported." tion of the Festival over to her sons and see Somehow we don't think it was Arab ob­ American Families the Wagner estate converted into a govern­ jections that aborted this bravura attempt to 1. Father listed in Who's Who. Annual ment foundation, the annual Bayreuth cele­ count what is not allowed to be counted. income, 580,000. Two children; one in an bration of Wagner was at least preserved. Ivy League college, the second at an Eastern On the other hand, the 1972 transmogrifica­ prep school. Cost, $14,000. laxe':> (federal, tion of TannhaLiser into an antifascist pot­ Is the B'nai B'rith the state, social security, real estate), more than boiler by East Berlin regisseur G6tz Fried­ Real Foggy Bottom? $40,000. Unable to make any substantial rich must have been as traumatic as the savings. bombs. Let those naive enough to believe the Ma­ 2. Father, 55, scientist. Annual income, Whatever her multifarious critic:, may jority is in control of American foreign pol­ $30,000. Taxes, $11,000. Family income have had to say about her, they can hardly icy read the article, "The Craft of Persud­ not high enough to send four children to accuse Winifred Wagner of disloyalty. In a sion," in the National Jewish Monthly college or good secondary schools, but too TV interview in 1975 she upspoke, "If Hitler (Aug.-Sept. 1980). Author Herman Edels­ high to qualify for government assistance. were to walk in here right now, I would be berg, a former director of the B'nai B'rith 3. Chicano mother, no father in house, just as happy to see him as ever." Such International Council, :,pelb out clearly nine children. Eldest daughter, 15, already remarks prompted the Frankfurter Aflge­ how his friends won a battle against the has two illegitimate children. All twelve meine Zeitung to obituarize Winifred as "an Greek government and dealt with Poland family members live on welfare with rental epochal phenomenon." and Yugoslavia as if the Sons of B'rith were allowances, food stamps, free medical and citizen::. of an independent state, Polish offi­ dental (dre, and Aid to Dependent Chil­ cials didn't mince word" about their govern­ dren. Annual cost to taxpayers, S20,O()(), ment's motives. "We want good relations with another S 10,000 for welfare admini­ with the lews because we want good rela­ strative overhead. tions with the U.S." Conden:,ed dnd t'dited lrom In 1968 after the Soviets had turned the Mdrt/n idr:;.on , ( olurnn 111 Spotlight. Prague spring II1to a Fimbul winter, Mdr:,hdl Tito, worrying that he might be next on the Russian hit list, ordered his embassy in Washington to improve relations with the Epochal B'nai B'rith, dS if thi::, step Wd:, more im­ portant than improving relation':> with the Phenomenon State Department. When Winifred Wagner died last year at Winifred Wagner sitting for a bust by .sculptor Later.the Greek colonels, in the tradition­ Arno Breker (1977) 83, she finally met the fate that Churchill al totalitarianist way, decided to take over had planned for her and thousands of other the local Jewish dgency 111 Greece that was Germans some thirty-five years ago when administering large "welfare funds" re­ he sent a fleet of bombers to plaster and ceived as reparations from West Germany. mcinerate her hometown of Bayreuth. Some Since all other toreign organizations of this 274 women died in the raid, but the Meis­ Count Not type had been taken over without a whim­ ter's granddaughter was not among them. In the Hebrews per, the colonel<. couldn't foresee dny prob­ fact. it was then that her youngest grand­ lems. They were blind. They were quickly child came into the world by candlelight in The Administrative Office of the U.S. put to rights by the State Department, which the smoking ruins. Courts, William Foley, director, sent out a made a formal complaint after a visit from a A few days later American "liberators" letter to all its Equal Opportunity Coordi­ B'nai B'rith bigshot, and then by Dr. Wil­ arrived to make her house an office for the nators (every government bureaucracy is liam Wexler, at that time BB president Counterintelligence Corps. They were still loaded with these political commi'isars) re­ (Grand Saar?). Before Wexler even arrived there in 1951, when Winifred was allowed questing "race and national origin" infor­ in Greece, the government humbly apolo­ to resume the directorship of the Bayreuth mation on judicial officers and employees gized and allowed the Jewish organization Festival. in the federal court system. Whites were to go its merry racist way. In pre-World War /I days one of the de­ defined as "persons having origins in any of Multiply these little diplomatic vignettes voted patrons of the Festival was, of course, the original peoples of Europe, North Africa by a thousand and you have 20th-century Hitler, known to Winifred by the hypocor­ or the Middle East." It was carefully speci­ AlT'erican foreign policy.

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Shaw :,aid that every man over forty i:, a scoundrel, and no one -- least at all any man over forty -- has ever publicly disputed that aphoristic judgment. In America, a specific as­ Years ago, we used to go to a cinema in Roslyn, Long Island, pect of thi:, scoundreli:,m lie:, in knowing a set of truths -- on which remains my prime example of how the Jews take over race, for one dnd then living in opposition to them. Needless the arts elt the consuming end as well as at the source. As Long to say, no American over forty is free from this deception; in Island filled up with Jews, Roslyn showed one of the heaviest tact, very few Americans of any age are. proportional concentrations; and the little cinema naturally The split between inner and outer selves is chronic in all reflected that concentration. Each year there were more and race:, and nationalitie:" but the American has taken it to exotic more Jews there, and they gradually established their own lengths. \Nhen one talks to men from other countries and peculiar atmosphere. Most of the Roslyn Jews were "creative" cultures, one can see some connection between the public -- advertising agency copywriters, that sort of thing -- and manner and the private selL The former is usually an accom­ arrived dt the cinema with the usual bared torsos, gold chains, modation however distorted and attenuated of the latter. heady colognes, etc. Their women had the usual goatlike, The American's public manner, however, is so alienated from predatory stares, the harsh voices, the calling to each other at his private self that one can't find that self in it at all. He has any distance, the disregard for others, especially whites, etc. It become d spiritual imposter at unprecedented degree. all added up to the usual Jewish unpleasantness, foreign and And of considerable tedium, as noted in this passage from a impertinent. letter of Evelyn \'V'augh's to his wife, in 1948, from New York: It was interesting to see how the local whites stopped going " ... dined with Mr. and Mrs. Luce. It was not a great success; to thei r cinema. Not just the closet racists, but a good percent­ caviar, Dover soles flown that day from England, etc., but age oj the whole, including the liberal element. Of course, no neither aware of what they are or drank. He handsome, well white would say he had been driven out; he wouldn't discuss mannered, well dressed, densely stupid. She exquisitely ele­ it at all. He just didn't go dny more. gant, clever as a monkey, self-centered. She came back with (Evidently, the way this worked was as follows: Husband [to me & sat in my suite talking about religion for a long time but wife]: Want to go to the movies tonight? \'V'ife: I don't know. complained later that I had no heart." Waugh, evidently prob­ It's always so ... crowded. Husband: Maybe we'd rather stay ing for the private selves behind the official facades -- certified home. Wife: I think so.) wise man, via Time, in Henry's case; and certified artistic This pattern of increasing white absenteeism can be seen all intellectual, via her playwrighting, in Clare's -- camellp with along the East Coast, from Boston to Miami. It may not be as dense stupidity and self-centered monkeyishness; and no one severe at Lincoln Center as at the Roslyn cinema, but it exists to who knew them cou Id argue with those judgments. some degree at any and all cultural events, from chamber But were they the last words on the Luces? There is always music concerts to nightclub acts. The percentage of jews is the possibi I ity that the American has no private self left at all, always increasing, that of whites always decreasing. Natur­ but is actually a disembodied booby rather than a conscious ally, the whites won'l admit the reason. scoundrel. In that case, Henry's stupidity and Clare's mon­ keyishness would not be the final answer. The last compart­ ment would be a void, an empty box. And equally empty for all. A prominent Instaurationist writes that there are lots of It's difficu It to decide which we are -- boobies or scoundrels. people out there who would be willing to do something if But either condition is untenable in the long term, so be approached in the right way. I am inclined to disagree. l£there assured that we're goners either way. And so is our country. were people out there who wanted to do something, they Incidently, Clare's animadversion of heartlessness in regard would literally be swamping Instauration ~- including this to Waugh was only tactical. In a country where everyone is column -- to offer their services. It is useless to try to talk people heartless, it is de rigueur to impute heart to oneself and lack of into action; even if they agree, they a Iways renege later. It must it to anyone suspected of through that imposture. work the other way around. A commitment to action must be

PACE .!~ IN!;. TAURATlON FEBRUARY 1981 voluntary and spontaneous. People aren't ready until they ness on the part of its Jews, with the exception of an heroic themselves are beating the doors down, begging to be told anti-Jew Jew (or perhaps he was not Jewish at all). what to do. In any case, the lesson of the Bible as a whole is that Jews are Thoreau's warning -- beware of any enterprise which re­ awful and couldn't possibly serve as examples. This was the qu ires new clothes -- can be paraphrased here into: Beware of conclusion of the heroic anti-Jew, who drove it home by any revolution which depends on salesmanship. forcing them to kill him to prove it. But whites have managed to miss the point completely for 2,000 years. Instead of laughing at the Bible as the record of a barbarous, repu Isive people, they have used the book as the One could hardly ask for a more perfect example of the basis of their "religion." whimpering silliness of our time than the outpouring for John In view of this lunacy, can anyone take whites seriously? lennon, the Beatie recently shot dead in New York. Messages One certainly can't expect the Jews to. As they say, "How can of condolence from Carter and Reagan, editorials in every you respect people who worship the son of a Jewish mother?" major newspaper and on every television station, all eulogiz­ And then say they can't stand Jews. Can a greater contradic­ ing this "man who did so much for music and for peace," tion be conceived? worldwide vigils, silent observances ... one can't imagine If it is ever to be straightened out, the Jewish book and anyone, even a president, receiving more in the way of atten­ everything stemming from it will have to go -- first, before tion. anything else. It is not possible to think of Jews clearly, to say And for what? For a truly meaningless and pathetic lump of nothing of dealing with them, while involved in a Jewish­ flotsam from the slums of Liverpool, a wholly untalented derived religion. purveyor of "music" to which no one in full possession of his Of course, it is doubtful that any western leaders of the past senses can listen without questioning the entire argument for 2,000 years, including the popes, have believed in the Bible. evolution, a physical and mental specimen of such inferiority But they have believed in the necessity of a unifying ideal, and that one could not avoid classifying him automatically as thus in the necessity of giving lip service to Christianity. And subhuman ... the kind of English slavey who would never for hundreds of years that system worked. It gave the white have been allowed out of the slums in days gone by without West the unity of the Middle Ages, and what now seems to cleaning himself up completely and learning thatto be permit­ have been the golden age of post-Reformation industrial ism -­ ted to pull his forelock in the presence of his betters was the let's say until World War I. But from 1914 on, the system has greatest pleasure he could aspire to. broken down. It no longer works at all. And because it only In the modern inversion of all values, he and his kind have, worked for such a short time, relatively speaking, and ended in naturally, been allowed not only out of the slums but into minority domination, itwas really a failure. If the white leaders positions of authority. These positions, made more manifest in of the past had it to do over again, in the light of 1980, they death, are more fantastically exalted that even those given the might well say that they should never have given Christianity minorityites. the lip service, but should have stamped it out at any cost. And this exaltation was and is given Lennon not only by Christian unity always had Jewish derivation as the worm at other subhumans -- see the faces on the crowds gathered in his the core, and so had no staying power. The truth had to out, memory but by nearly everyone. Read, if you can wade all and now we see the death throes of the ancient Western the way through it, the gushing Time cover story on Lennon for deception. Be assured that the whites will not escape annihila­ proof of the ubiquity of the adoration. Is the moral that every­ tion by formally abandoning Christianity and its tainted Bible. one is now subhuman? Being whites i.e., proud of and loyal to their lunacies -- they will go down with their Jewish religion. See the increasing incidence of boob "faith" -- born-again Christians, Moral Majorities, etc. for substantive assistance in bolstering that Aphorism: The proper study of Jews is whites. Or: To under­ assurance. stand Jews, one must first understand whites.

A few of those who write letters to Instauration seem to have And to understand whites, one would first have to under­ a more accurate grasp of the future than any of the formal stand their love-hate relationship with Jews. What can one say contributors. For instance, consider this excerpt from Zip 280 of people who put all theirfaith in a really mad book written by in the December, 1980, issue: "The internal tensions of Nor­ Jews about Jews? The Old Testament is a nightmare of Jewish­ dic society are so overwhelming that outside pressures, no ness, with all the unattractive characteristics unfolding page matter how strong, are not only ignored, but utilized as weap­ after page -- see the story of Abraham and Sarah, for instance. ons. The blue-eyed masses are not going to listen to Instaura­ One would imagine the first white reader breaking into im­ lion. They are going to follow Jesus and Ronald Reagan and moderate laughter and throwing it away as too preposterous Milton Friedman into oblivion. Nordics of all classes have for words. The New Testament details the same unattractivp­ totally shut out external stimuli and will continue to tear one

INSTAURATION FEBRUARY 1981 PAGE2S another to shreds much like sharks in a feeding frenzy." This one who thfnks about this mess and about them. And there is understanding is reflected in other letters, and, on the existing substance to that thought. The Rockefellers and the entire evidence, is irrefutable. ruling class did abdicate to the minorities after 1940. Henry Be assured, then, on those rare occasions when you may Kissinger stands as a specific example of what was let loose by feel tempted by some incident or moment of induced elation a Rockefeller, and many other comparable figures and ideolo­ to believe that the blue-eyed masses (or upper classes) will get gies depended on their support. off their knees that you are merely succumbing to temporary It is true that much more of the obvious surrendering was fantasy. Our march to the tar pits will not be stopped. You can done by Nelson, Winthrop and John D. III than by David and bet the ranch on that -- and everything else you may possess. Laurance, but in the deeper sense they all surrendered in equal (In view of such a future, why does Cholly -- or anyone else degree, along with their entire class. (Among the old, pre-Civil -- go on writing at length about meaningless details? Just to War New York families, the Rockefellers were always regard­ keep busy on the long walk. Dylan Thomas said poetry was ed as rather simple-minded nouveaux riches, but those fami­ "statements made on the way to the grave," and the perspec­ lies behaved no better.) It is equally true that no one family tive holds for all writing, however redundant.) could have reversed the tide after 1940. However, if a family of Rockefeller stahding had declared against that tide, its members would have been recognized, in the long run, as having behaved with the backbone they were supposed to Speaking of financial tips: To make money, always bet have possessed. against any official United States fiscal policy succeeding. (The Instauration piece implies that the only choice David These bets are, of course, translated into activity in certain and Laurance have is to espouse the right wing, and they won't stocks and commodity futures, and are the current insider do that because "they obviously consider most right-wingers favorites. nuts and with reason." But there are other avenues open to them, as there are to the rest of us, and they could say a great deal between the lines without compromising themselves. But they don't. No matter what they believe privately, their public The December issue of Instauration contains a plea to right posture can only give the impression ofunqualified support for wingers to let up on the Rockefellers. The argument is thatthey the current structure.) aren't all that powerful any more anyhow, and that they are In sum, the Rockefellers were and are no better or no worse better people than those attacking them. Well, it doesn't take than any of their peers. But because they came to stand for all much to be superior to the professional right wingers, and the multi-millionaires, partly through their own efforts in that Rockefellers certainly qualify, so there's no argument there. direction, and because that class led the surrender, they can't But, since the subject has been broached, there is another, avoid the stigma of being first in ignominy as they were first in more profound level on which they can be legitimately exam­ the old glory days. ined. Ifthereever is a white uprising (rest easy, there won't be, this Of all the great plutocratic names cast up in the wake of the is only an abstract discussion), and David and Laurance are Civil War and at the start of the truly industrial America -­ alive at the time, they will probably go off in a tumbrel, like Vanderbilt, Ryan, Gould, Whitney, Carnegie, etc. -- that of Louis XVI. Thatwill be unfair in one way; but in another way, it Rockefeller became first among peers. The obvious explana­ won't. tion would seem to be that the family took a larger part in the M economic, political and civic I ife of the country than any other merely rich clan; and they took it for a longer period of time. ~ .... -- pond:rable:uotes.. ..~ Butthere is, I think, another, more important reason: Every age creates its own poetry, as expressed in folklore, and the Ameri­ n We really don't know how to raise chi Idren ... the fact that n can people themselves chose the Rockefellers -- the splendid­ Uchildren are raised in families means there's no equality ... In U ly monied sound of the name itself? -- to stand as first family of order to ~~ise children with equality, we must take them away ~ the system. If we had returned to a monarchy at any time from from families .... 1890 to 1940, they would have been the popular choice for a Dr. Mary)o Bane, associate director of Wellesley Center for royal family. ~ In view of the thrust of that period, they were bang on, and ~ Research on Women ~ received the commensurate rewards and respect, up to and just short of crown and sceptre. By the same token, as that We must destroy love .... Love promotes vulnerability, de- ~ Majority-dominated period has given way to this minority­ pendence, possessiveness, susceptibility to pain, and prevents the dominated nightmare, they can't avoid being held responsible full development of woman's human potential by directing all her -- symbolically if not actually -- for the breakdown. If they ~ energies outward in the interest of others. were the poetic leaders in 1940, and now we are all in chains, n" '" 5'"' Women'5 liberation. Notes from the seco:d Year ~ then they must have had a leading role in the downfall. 50 runs, I believe, the subconscious line of thought of any- ~- -H· HH HH HH H

PAGE 26 INSTAURATlON -- FEBRUARY 1981 John Nobull Notes From the Sceptred Isle

To those who make snide remarks about the raininess of civilized alternative to the barbarities of the Russian occupa­ England, I draw attention to the following meteorological tion ... hardly corresponds with the reality of those days, data: which was chaos, hunger, disease, unconditional hatred and The average rainfall in london, Kent and East Anglia is often gratuitous cruelty .... Frau Goebbels would have been around forty inches, which compares with that in the Low arrested and gaoled, forced to abandon her children to her Countries. Only in Wales, Ireland and Scotland does the rain­ bitterest enemies." Of course, this is what had happened to fall rise to really phenomenal heights. Hence the number of Diana Mosley herself four years before. heavily freckled skins in those countries. Charles II used to Can you imagine the effect of such a review on British claim that England was the only country where you "public opinion?" Anguished "Oy vehs" were heard could go out for a walk every day of the year. Did he immediately. Christopher Hitchens of the New walk! His courtiers had to run to keep up with him. Statesman misquoted Lady Mosley with expressions You will find that hard to believe, but I get that mysti­ of shock and horror, and swore he would never write cal look when I think of walking through fields in the for b & b again. Whereupon Sally Emerson, the editor, drizzle, with Wellington Boots on. There's nowt so wrote in to point out that Hitchens' promise was queer as folk, as they say in the North Country. unconvincing, since he already knew when he wrote his article that b & b was bankrupt, and would not * * * reappear. Shortly after this came Dosse's suicide. Now that b & b is no more, allow me to give some In England, the vulgarity of newspapers for the examples of the kind of thing which roused the pow­ masses has to be experienced to be believed, while ers that be to fury. Here is Auberon Waugh, unwit­ journals for the intelligentsia are by and large insipid­ tingly expanding on a theme recently treated in In­ ly left-wing (e.g., The New Statesman, Encounter, stauration: "In the year 1976, the latest for which Punch). Only The Spectator and Books and Bookmen figu res are given, there were 4 cases of gonorrhea told even part of the truth, and now the latter is no reported per thousand inhabitants in Japan, 47 in the more. Philip Dosse, publisher of b & b and several UK, and 455 in the U.S. Where reported cases of other artistic journals, has committed suicide. syphilis are concerned, the figures were 3.2 in Japan, By an extraordinary coincidence, the final issue of 4 in the UK and 35 in the U.S." Later in the same b & b, which came out in July 1980, before Dosse's article, he writes: "Nearly all the campaigners for death, contained Diana Mosley's most outspoken ar­ pornography, as well as many of the founders of the ticle to date. It was a review of Magda and Dr. Goeb­ free love movements, turn out to be ofeither Jewish or be/so She begins, "I knew Magda and Dr. Goebbels (more often) half-Jewish background" (July 1980). quite well. She was charming and beautiful, he was And here is Waugh reviewing a book on Africa by clever and witty." As for the book: "Dr. Goebbels Patrick Marnham (June 1980): "The further they [Afri­ naturally has to be the villain of the piece. He is can tribesmen] distance themselves from the North­ variously described as a sophisticated fiend, an un­ ern civilization which they instinctively reject, the dersized, miserable cripple, and a Schrumpf-Ger­ more depraved, inadequate -- and funnier -- they mane (shrunken German) .... Why should a beauti­ become!" He goes on to refer to "modern Africa, ful young woman, rich, independent and popular, whose liberated citizens suffer from alternating wish to marry such a man?" She goes on: "Goebbels was a moods of stupefYing boredom and paralyzing fear, which small man, not much taller than Napoleon, He limped be­ overwhelm all initiative as they lie in the sun, picking their cause of a club foot, as did Byron." teeth and telling preposterous lies to each other, and to anyone The main thrust of the review is not so much justification of else who will listen." He ends with the question, "Who on Goebbels as sympathy with the plight of his wife in her dread­ earth would want to be an African?" ful dilemma: "Everyone knows the tragic end. As the Russians Auberon Waugh is so brave as to be almost rash. In b & b surrounded Berlin, the Goebbels painlessly killed their chil­ (October 1979), he refers to Liberal leader Thorpe being "as dren and then themselves. The dead children were described queer as a five-shilling note," and tells how Thorpe was given by people who saw them as looking 'peacefully asleep.' " a directorship by one Gerald Caplan in a fringe bank dealing lady Mosley calls this a "Masada-like deed," and dismisses with second mortgages. It seems Thorpe was known in Parlia­ the argument of those who say that Magda should have taken ment as "Mr. 280 percent" long before the bank crashed and refuge in the West: "To speak of the West as though it were a Caplan fled the country_

INSTAURATION -- FEBRUARY 1981-- PAGE 27 Waugh decribes Cecil Beaton's diaries as "only part of the ing the heart of a good horse, merely because it is better than truth ... a delicate, covered porcelain chamber pot whose the others, is not sport but its antithesis. You'll never see me at real contents we can only guess at" (Sept. 1979). He con­ a zoo either. I think it is wrong to confine animals in small tinues: "Then comes the war. Although Cecil is too sensitive to cages who roam widely in their native habitats -- just so that fight, he becomes frightfully patriotic on occasion, and we hoi polloi can enjoy their captivity. I once saw a lot of Indians hear that 'Cecil had a perfectly horrid fiftieth birthday in a at the Calcutta Zoo shoving bamboos through the bars to tease nasty hotel in Norfolk, Virginia ...." There is always a tiger -- whereupon I stamped heavily on a lot of bare feet, Waugh's delightful chauvinism: "I can't really see the joy of with a big, placatory smile on my face. On the other hand, you being German or Japanese. Who wants an economic mira­ will see me in hunting pink, riding to hounds. That strikes me cle?" (Aug. 1979). as a natural activity.

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Very occasionally a corner of the veil is lifted, and we get In view of cracks in Instauration about "brown-eyed grand­ some idea of the real historical role of the Jews. In the official mothers called O'Shaughnessy," it is worth recording that handbook of Oxford (O.U.P., 1968) occurs the following pas­ Carleton Coon describes Ireland as having the highest propor­ sage by Sir Charles Mallet (fine Norman name, incidentally): tion of light eyes in Europe. Thus the painting by Lawrence "In 1244 and again in 1268 there were great quarrels with the O'Toole entitled "Washington's Irish," which shows every­ Jews, then rich and powerful, who probably took advantage of one in the picture with brown eyes, including Washington, is impecunious students." obvious nonsense. I challenge anyone to find a random dozen of Irishmen with dark eyes. Hair colour is another matter. The * * * Baltic states have the highest proportion of people with fair hair, and between there and Ireland one can find almost every I hope that the Auld Sod, God Bless him, has seen the error combination of hair and eyes. of his ways. Let him renounce the tricolour of Bongoland and embrace the cross of St. Patrick emblazoned in the Union Jack. * * *

* * * It is high time someone struck a blow for the traditional English dinner, which is coming under fire for its class associa­ Private Eye, despite its faults, still comes out with some little tions and "sexist" overtones. Allow me to elaborate. The gems. Here is its idea of the marriage ceremony between participants in this ritual wear evening jackets with black Antonia Pakenham, known to its readers as Lady Magnesia bow-ties in the case of the men and long dresses in the case of Freelove, and Harold Pinter, the playwright. the women. On highly formal occasions a white tie and tails may be worn. Note that the garb is standardized, and this has Trendy Parson: "Wiltthou, Antonia, since thou hast been living drawn the critics' fire. Indeed, it is a kind of uniform, a class with this man for the past three years, now agree to make it all uniform if you like, and any departures from tradition (plush legal like?" red bow-ties, blue velvet smoking jackets) are rightly regarded Antonia: "I will." as steps on the downward path towards "doing your own Parson: "And as for thee, Harold. Dost thou agree to give it a thing." It was Bernard Shaw who justified evening dress (and whirl so long as it remains mutually convenient?" the common garb of monks) by claiming that equality in matters of dress allowed for greater individuality. It concen­ * * * trates attention on the face if everyone is wearing the same clothes. Eye-catching suits for men are in fact a substitute for In the same issue of the Eye we have Auberon Waugh again, individuality. The ladies are permitted much more latitude, this time on the Book of Revelation. He says his own theory but their objective would appear to be different. They wish to (that st. John was drunk at the time) is disputed by a clerical focus attention on the body as a whole. This leads me to the friend, who believes that st. John was "talking in code, com­ anti-liberal aspects of the dinner party. When dinner is over, prehensible only to Jews." Waugh comments, "This seems to and one has said all that one has to say (in public at any rate) to be a most dangerous theory, which might be extended to the one's female neighbours, the hostess tips the wink, and all the whole modern movement in art by unscrupulous persons for ladies file out quietly, leaving the gentlemen in possession of their own ends." the field. The ladies meanwhile enjoy a good gossip in the drawing-room, while the men remain at or around the table (or * * * sometimes in a study) passing around decanters of brandy, and discussing ideas or different aspects of country life, according used to enjoy horse-racing a great deal, and you might to taste. Sometimes the older men encourage the younger ones have seen me as Ascot or Aintree in a morning suit and grey to show off by jumping out of the window or performing other top-hat. But I no longer go. The whole system of handicapping feats to amuse the company. Each sex is free to relax in the horses with lead weights strikes me as an abomination. Break-

PACE 28 --INSTAURATION -- FEBRUARY 1981 manner most natural to it, so that when they come together chewing the stale cud of ideas borrowed from magazines and again at the end of the evening, a suitable tension of interest newspapers. In the States there are also plenty of unisex coup­ and expectation has been recreated between them. les, but social life is redeemed by the institution of the buffet. It Now contrast this with what goes on among the bour­is not rude in America to change one's seat with each course, geoisie. Husband and wife are inseparable, to such an extent and the fact that one serves oneself makes it all the easier. In that they have unisex interests and mannerisms. They are, of Britain the bourgeoisie tries to pretend that nothing has course, excruciating bores. How could it be otherwise, when changed and that it still has maidservants. The wife makes each has suppressed his or her most natural instincts? The conversation with a bright smile, and disappears from time to husband is mentally "doctored" and the wife is naturally time into the kitchen. I find this pretentious, and so do many dissatisfied with him. But she is a frightful phenomenon too-­others, with the result that the American buffet is becoming opinionated beyond belief. In Central Europe, which may increasingly common. In Australia, they have borrowed the claim a fair number of the world's most tedious people, such excellent Swedish institution of the Smorgasbord, which is couples sit together for as long as six hours at a stretch, rather similar. In South Africa they still have servants.

Father Machree From the Auld Sod

Recently I had a talk with an Ulster friend lics could prove to be one of Ireland's great­ The IRA has already knocked off nineteen who just returned from a visit to the States. est disasters should they decide to accept prison guards which does not do a lot He was greatly pleased (and even aston­large numbers of blacks and mud people. I toward improving relations between the ished) at the success we nationalists have have heard that some of Ireland's more radi­ guards and their prisoners. Nevertheless, I had in making the American public aware of cal priests now favor this policy. consider the guards are fair game for this the true nature of the Irish situation. How­type of war. You see, the stories are quite ever, when he began discussing life in pres­* * true about the dreadful treatment of the Irish ent-day America, he seemed to be very glad nationalist prisoners. It is also true that the to be back in Ireland. As for Instauration's WASP readers who British army is in Ulster simply to protect the To make a long story short, it seems that are upset by my Irish thoughts, the more Protestants and bring about the defeat of the u.s. appears to be going down the drain outraged their comments the better I like those who would unite Ireland. The ~oldiers a lot faster than any of us here in the Auld them. If they get mad enough to write letters, oppress the Catholics and in no way protect Sod could have imagined. Despite all of our then they will have less time to spend in the them. And yes, the British have continually troubles, we Irish in Ireland should start tak­idiotic clutches of American television. I ied and distorted the facts both to the world ing up a collection of cash and good advice and their own people. for the unfortunate American. For the first However, the Dublin politicians have yet time in weeks, I actually counted my bles­to make any serious preparations to protect sings. Despite the anger at the conditions over the non-Catholic people of Ulster should the treatment ofthe Irish POWs in H-Block, I the British troops pullout. Indeed, the * am told an effort to raise money in Florida thought seems to have frightened the Dub­ for the American branch of the IRA fell flat. liners into paralysis. One reason may be that There should most certainly be some spe­One Irish Floridian remarked: "Prisoners in many of the Sinn Fein's more radical mem­ cial laws that apply to Northern Ireland to Ireland? What about the elderly prisoners in bers plan to keep the fight going whether protect the Orangemen's rights to their own Miami who are afraid to go out on the streets Ireland is united or not. In fact, they have culture and religion. There should also be at night since the Cuban invasion?" recently announced that their goal is noth­ some laws to enable the Northern Irish to When it was explained that the AIRA did ing less than to establish a "democratic so­ carryon some of their present-day commer­not plan to get involved in American poli­cialist republic," as Phil Flynn practically cial dealings. The flight of foreign capital, tics, the same man recalled that The Irish said at Sinn Fein's National Education Semi­ foreign markets, and foreign trade would be People (a pro-IRA paper that has been nar last September. "Anything short of this," a disaster. After all, a religious fanatic can't recommended for reading by the AIRA) had he assures us, "is not worth fighting for, and eat scripture nor can an Irishman swallow all sorts of good things to say for the Marxist does not justify one loss of life. It follows that Sinn Fein rhetoric. And, considering how Afros who took over Rhodesia. At that point anyone who rejects such an objective, re­ federal laws have chewed away states' the gathering for the Irish POWs began to jects republicanism, as sure as those who rights in the U.S., one wonders how the disintegrate. The end came when another accept the imperialistically imposed bor­ rights of Irish WASPs would be protected. Irishman told about what was happening to der." Irish Americans and to all whites in Ameri­Sinn Fein members seem to despise na­ can prisons. While the AIRA received no tionalist parties in most other countries, donations, the Ku Klux Klan received quite a though some of them do seem to have fairly One of the greatest strengths of Ireland is few contributions and welcomed several good relationships with the Communists that Catholics encourage large families -­new members. and their ilk. In other words, while mouth­ white families over here. However, Catho- * ing democratic socialism or whatever, what

INSTAURA nON FfBRUARY 1981 PACE 19 they seek is a Marxist-type revolution if they the government by turning in "controver­ black Africans are an exception to this rule, do not get the kind of a government that they sial" political material often tends to back­ But it is now illegal in Britain to write or desire in all Ireland. fire on the jackasses who make a habit of it. discuss this problem objectively. Fortunate­ To that, of course, a great many Irishmen However, where the AIRA security chief ly in Ireland we still can. say, "mud." really put his foot in it was in some of his Of course, a lot of my Irish nationalist Before we can hope to have any real other statements, such as, "No man or friends are going to howl that I'm selling peace in Erin, the colonies in the north will country is good enough to be another's mas­ them out. Yet by taking positive steps to help have to be given some special status. To ter" (which would be better said to the Zion­ the entire island, we may eventually arrive expect the Ulster Protestants to break all ties ists and the Russians) and, "We Irish never at the unity that has divided Irishmen for with England, as Tone envisioned, is abso­ have, nor will we ever feel we are superior eight centuries. lute nonsense. In fact, before the British to any other race." While John Nobull's idea might well fail, troops leave, it might not be a completely Needless to say, this statement shows the as so many others, I think it would be almost insane idea to sign a treaty with the British AIRA man to be completely ignorant of both criminal not to attempt it. This idea should which would make the Northern Irish wards Irish history and genetics. Since the Irish also be considered in the Mideast where of the Queen. Then the Old Girl could send tend to be thought of as a rather comical moving the entire Jewish population of Is­ her troops back to Northern Ireland, if the race, these remarks have probably pro­ rael to a new homeland would most cer­ Irish government failed to protectthe Ulster­ duced more laughter than any genuine out­ tainly be cheaper and more humane than ites. rage. embarking on World War III. If we don't come up with some original solutions like the above, the Eire Nua we all * * * * look forward to in Ireland will probably turn into a Cuba at best. or at worst a Uganda. Of late our new Pope has displayed a While I often tend to dismiss John Nobull great sense of showmanship, but not much as being full of lots of bull concerning the common sense. Clearing the name of Gali­ Irish situation, I must admit that his remarks leo, who was vindicated centuries before It is my unhappy duty to report that I also in the November Instauration made me John Paull/was born, is not a great act. hear from America that another blooper has think. The idea of aiding some of the radi­ Arthur Butz's writings give us a better insight been made by an AIRA member. A letter cals in Ulster to relocate in the south of into what did not happen at Auschwitz than from AIRA Internal Security bemoaned the Ireland deserves some study. This would be a papal opinion of what did. Though the fact that much American Nazi and KKK an ideal project for the Dublin government. Pope was honest enough to admit that much material had been circulating material But first the Dublin politicians should sit of what Martin Luther had to say about the that was claimed to be contrary to the AIRA down with the northern politicians and rec­ Catholic Church was correct, he lacked the Constitution. The letter warned that all such ognize that two very different types of gov­ courage to admit that Martin Luther also literature will be turned over to the u.s. ernments and two very different types of gave us some pretty good insights into the Justice Departmenttheminute it is received. people share the same island. Jews. This seems rather strange because the For over 800 years the Irish have been Now Johnny Paul the Second has come AIRA and other Irish-American organiza­ fighting off and on to unite Ireland, but the out with a theory that a married man may tions are forever howling that the FBI and differences between the thought and the actually lust after his own wife. I am not the U.S. government persecute Irish nation­ culture of the two tribes are even greater quite sure I know what all this means. Nor alists, and forever complaining that their than those between East and West Germany am I convinced that the Pope knows what side of the story is not given in the pro-Brit­ or North and South Korea. Certainly, I he means. However, this type of theological ish, American news media. So far, it has not would like to see a united Ireland along with nonsense will keep the Church so occupied dawned on most of the Irish that the Ameri­ some justice for the Catholic minority in the with trivia, that it won't have time to look can news media is Jewish-oriented and that north. Still, the Protestant majority in Ulster into more important matters, such as the war the proper place to take their gripes of this must certainly be well aware of disasters in in Ireland, for scores of years. nature would be to the Hebrew Depart­ England and America which have come Butz will probably have to wait longer ment. from permitting minorities to call the shots than Galileo to get that papal OK. Mean­ rhe idea of making brownie points with on running a country. It is also a sad fact that while, I will probably be excommunicated.

San Diego State University loaned its aca­ demic halls last November to STOKELY HARRY S. (for nothing) TRUMAN once lege town, a petition was signed by 2,000 CARMICHAEL (aka Kwame Tourne) so he said thousands of Americans were more residents asking that local ordinances in re­ could present his minstrel-show lecture, qualified for the presidency than hewas. On gard to pornographic material be enforced "Pan Africanism -- the total liberation and July 17, 1945, the first day he met Stalin, and all feelthy magazines be removed from unification of Africa under scientific social­ Truman wrote in his diary, according to a local stores and newsstands. However, ism." Kwame, the black swami, wants one recent report in the Chicago Sun-Times there was a catch. BURT JOSEPH, the at­ big chocolately Africa full of revolution and (Nov. 16, 1980): "I can deal with Stalin. He torney for Playboy Enterprises in Chicago, empty of whites (except for Sts. Marx and is honest ...." Let's raise that number to said these citizens "could get sued for de­ Lenin, who really weren't too white). millions. priving other town residents of their consti­ tutional rights .... they are tampering with the most precious, closely held freedom Americans have." JACOBO TIMERMAN, formerly a leading In Tahlequah, Oklahoma, a scenic col­ Argentine editor and now living in Israel,

PACE 30 --INSTAURATlON -- FEBRUARY 1981 made the obligatory grand tour of the November, Chairman DAVID RODERICK United States. "In America," he explained, of U.S. Steel hosted a fund-raising luncheon "anti-Semitism is found most strongly in for the NAACP Legal Defense and Educa­Let us pray that the Pope will issue the born-agai n Christians and Spanish-speaking tional Fund at the once lily white but now same orders for SISTER JANICE MclAUGH­ people." The media say Timerman was ar­mud-flecked Duquesne Club in Pittsburgh. LIN as he gave to ex-congressman Father rested by the Argentine military for defend­JACK GREENBERG, the director of the Drinan -- to cease and desist forthwith all ing "human rights." The facts are he was Fund, noted that money donated to his af­political activity. Sister Janice is one ofthose arrested for his close contacts with leftist firmative action hope chest might later be spinsterish nunnery types who went to Rho­ terrorisb and his even closer contact with used to pay for lawsuits against the donating desia/Zimbabwe and cheered and fed the Jewish swindler David Graiver, who mayor corporation. As Roderick remained mum black "freedom fighters," those heroes of may not have died in the flaming crash of his and smiled a sickly smile, Greenberg twist­the bush, who shot down commercial airlin­ leased private jet a few years ago in the ed the "We've gotten contributions ers and then massacred on the ground the mountains of Mexico. from corporations after we've won cases whites who managed to survive the crash. against them." Sister Janice was deported but has now been invited back by the anti-Catholic Marxist. Robert Mugabe, to "help restructure" Zim­ Recently the Tulsa Jewish Community babwe's educational system. She'll prob­ Council at Temple Israel sponsored a semi­Pretty Miss World, GABRIELLA BRUM of ably be teaching Terrorism I. nar on "What Are jewish Values?" Accord West Germany, resigned her crown when it ing to the principal speaker, DR. MERVIN F. was revealed that her old man, movie cam­ VERBIT, a sociology professor at Brooklyn eraman BENNO BELLENBAUM, 52, had ta­ College, "The Jewish people were chosen ken some nude photos of his 18-year-old Indicted in a $780,000 Chicago Medi­ by God to bring perfection to the world." protegee. Bellenbaum, the Beast, said Frau­care and Medicaid fraud were DR. SAMUEL Some of the perfectionists are listed in other lein Brum, the Beauty, was a fun-loving girl MATLIN, DR. IRVING WEISSMAN, ROB­ parts of this column. and had "only posed ... for me, not for ERT J. BOLNICK, J. MALCOLM BEAL, anybody else." DONALD HOROWITZ, RICHARD WOIT and EMILY ROSE.

There's welfare and there's welfare. But welfare payments for sex-change surgery? During his not-so-triumphant swing Yep, $57.000 worth for Frank Felipe, now through the US last November (he couldn't CAPTAIN JAMES R. JOHNSON, a black, PAMElA FELIPE, 29, who appeared in a St. get to see Reagan though Schmidt could), was fined $J,OOO by a military court in West Paul district court and lispingly pleaded Menahem Begin awarded gold medals to Germany for using obscene language. The guilty to welfare fraud. the following: JERRY FALWELL, ADMIRAL charge was brought against him by his white ELMO ZUMWALT, ex-SENATORS FRANK woman assistant, Linda Sue O'Herne, who CHURCH and JACOB JAVITS, surviving claimed he filled, but did not tickle, her ears SENATOR HENRY JACKSON, BILLY with lurid descriptions of sex fantasies. California State Senator ALAN ROBBINS, GRAHAM, LEON URIS and DANNY KAYE. There have been three similar trials in West a macho edition of that mainstay of I:astern All of these gentlemen richly deserve these Germany recently, all involving black conservatism, pederast Robert Bauman, awards. No Americans have lent more sup­males. Johnson's case was a little different seems to believe in thoroughly researching port to the Zionist state while it was chasing because he was not a foul-mouthed infantry his legislation. The leading author of Cali­more than a million Palestinians out of their officer -- just a foul-mouthed chaplain. fornia's anti-rape laws, he has just been homes and killing 100,000 of them in the charged with ten felony counts of sexual process. Falwell is the moral monster who misconduct with three teenage girls. cheers Israel's bombing of refugee camps in Lebanon, while heading up the Moral Ma­Former heavyweight champ GEORGE jority over here. FOREMAN, like johnson, a distinguished member of the black clergy, also had to pay up for some unholy doings. A West Indian Who's enticing a pretty young actress nightclub operator, Erma Compton, sued named Patti Davis into doing a film called him for $ 10 million for beating her, stuffing "Silver Doll"? Producer ANDRE LEVIN, part of her dress in her mouth and threaten­ that's who. He wants to make the film in If you walk down the street in our nation's ing to hang her with two towels. Foreman Russia and hopes Patti will oblige. Mother capital, depending on your color and your said he couldn't remember anything, but Nancy and Papa Ronnie haven't comment­ chromosome imbalance, you may be hand­settled out of court for $30,000. ed publicly. The First Family was also rather ed the following card: close-mouthed about the "transition pe­ riod" marriage of their balletomane son, National Coalition of Black Gays, Inc. Ronald, to a Mediterranean m iss, who, if she A Political & Educational Network were seven years older, could have been his "As Proud of Our Gayness KUNLE and KOFO OSINUBI, from Ni­ mother. geria, have sued in a Boston court because NCABG their sex life was disrupted after a rental As We Ale of Our Blackness" agent refused to show them an apartment. P.O. Box 57236 • West End Station The couple claims "emotional damage" Ileiping to dig your own corporation's Washington. D.C. 20037 and "loss of sexual drive" because of dis­ grave is a favorite past-time these days. In 202-797-8877 crimination.

/,\/S1 AURA nON FEBRUARY 1981 PACE J I ing was that in the midst of all the hoopla Fredriksen was able to talk about the Holo­ caust hoax and his comments on this subject .-:": ..-.,:...... London. One of Britain's new culture-en­non-Jews who get burned. were the first time many Frenchmen heard riching immigrants is Desmond Robinson, a In the end the hue and cry may be coun­that the Six Million was a myth. mu latto from the island zoo known as Ja­terproductive to those who use it to turn the One final point: One of the earlier "anti­ maica. Recently the 47-year-old accountant French people against President Valery Gis­Sem itic" incidents that received such a big had a brilliant idea. He would advertise in card d'Estaing, the only Western head of splash in the press was a report that 67 Jews Irish newspapers for young nannies, making state who has adopted a truly neutral at­living in Nice and the French Riviera had sure to include pertinent questions about titude in the Middle East imbroglio. The in­been the targets of death threats. A Jewish agl\ physical measurements, etc. The ap­tense propaganda campaign was also aimed reporter, who finally got around to investi­ plicants with the proper specifications were at the Nouvelle Droite, which has been at­gating the story, discovered that not one of summoned to his flat in London, where they tracting more and more well-educated the 67 Jews had ever received or even heard were promptly raped. Robinson figured the young Frenchmen to its fold. As Instaura­ of such threats. girls, all Trom rural conservative Catholic tion's French correspondent writes: families, might be too ashamed to tell the All that has emerged from this nauseous pol ice. He was right for many months. affair is the feeling that Jews are an alien body in France of surprising importance, Last summer lise Schwidetzky, a West * both in regard to number and influence. German who has done some pioneering Moreover, French right-wing movements work in physical anthropology, was award­ There will be some changes coming up in have gained a certain amou nt of public sym­ed one of the three annual Broca prizes in British law ii the Criminal Law Revision pathy because of the disgustingly unfair Paris. The other two recipients were Ameri­ Committee has its way. The bewigged treatment they have received in a so-called can anthropologist William Howells of Har­ judges and lawyer who comprise the com­civilized country. GRECE in particular has vard and Rumanian anthropologist Olga mittee have recommended making a hus­benefitted from Jewish excesses and con­Necrasov. All well and good. But then the band who forces his intentions on his wife tinues to impress the public with its calm French press published a manifesto by guilty of rape. They also wish to make it legal and dignity. eleven leftists and Jewish intellectuals, none for close family members to have sex to­One point that must not be forgotten is of them anthropologists, accusing Frau gether. For example, it will be perfectly all that the French government, although in the Schwidetzky of having directly participated right for a father to have sexual intercourse beginning it played along with the media in the "development of Hitlerian racist with his daughter, provided she is above a madness, finally put the case in the hands of theories." The Anthropological Society of certain age, though the lawmakers have not the State Security Court, a tribunal organ­Paris, which presided over the award cere­ been able to agree whether she should be ized during the Algerian civil war. Hearings monies and the accompanying confer­ lS,18or21. are public but no outside intervention is ences, was astonished. permitted. There is no appeal. The death A day later the venerable members were Paris. After all of France and large parts of penalty is often pronounced (and executed). even more astonished. During a lecture by Schwidetzky several unidentified young the West had endured a week-long fit of The resulting total blackout has crippled media hysteria following an explosion on a jewish attempts to intefere with the investi­people (lnstaurationists could easily identify them) burst into the meeting hall and ac­ street outside a Paris synagogue, after the gation and make the usual derogatory com­ police had put out a countrywide dragnet ments in the media. The court's judges are cused the speaker of having produced "ra­ for French right-wingers, after lews had always obedient to the government's orders cist writings." They yelled that the science beaten up and almost killed Marc Fredrik­in respect to both its investigations and deci­of physical anthropology itself was racist, sen, the right-wing leader blamed for the sions. By removing the "Copernic" bomb­since race was a ilmeaningless" concept in incident, after Jews had attacked, injured ing to theiurisdiction of the State Security human biology. At this point several mem­ and half-blinded totally innocent people, a Court the trial can be postponed indefinite­bers of the conference got to their feet and man named lean-Ives Pellay stepped for­ly, though the investigation can be used as a said that the accused had been investigated ward and admitted it was he who had called pretext to arrest anybody at any time, seize by various allied commissions after the war the police after the bombing and several any document, enter any premises, even and had been properly denazified. other anti-Zionist incidents attributed to those of lawyers and judges, and indefinite­The barbarians are not only at the gate. In FANE, Fredriksen's small group of national ly harass people of both the extreme right France they have started crashing the gate. socialists. Pellay further explained that as a and the extreme left. This may sound shock­ jew he had taken it upon himself to infiltrate ing to nations which still observe or pretend Holland. joop Glimmerveen, the leader the group and had made the telephone call to observe the Anglo-Saxon common law, of the small right-wing National Youth in order to discredit it. Pellay therefore was but opening private mail and tapping tele­Group, and ten of his followers met in a directly responsible for Fredriksen's being phone conversations is a traditional practice wood near the town of Soest to commemo­ rate the anniversary their gallant fight a sentenced to jail for eighteen months of the French government and a basic part of of year ago against a rampaging gang of "anti­ (twelve of them suspended), to the outlaw­the State Security Court's modus operandi. fascists" who outnumbered them ten to one. ing of his group, and to a fine of $8,250, all It is quite possible if the Jews continue Almost immediately the police descended of which happened while he was in the their agitation the Court could release evi­ on them, arrested them and took them off to hospital recovering from severe injuries and dence that the entire affair was instigated by police headquarters and fined them. What a broken hand inflicted upon him by a "Jew­foreign countries, possibly even Israel itself. are the ru lers of Holland and the rest of the ish ambush." Now that Pellay has confes­It is the fear of such revelations which may West so afraid of? sed, will the French government make it up keep French Jews and Israelis less raucous in to Fredriksen? Probably not. When Jews the future. light the anti-Semitic flame, it is generally Another plus from the synagogue bomb­*

PAGE 52 INSTAURA T/ON -- FEBRUARY 1981 earth. The Communist government gives At the age of 81 Pieter Menten was given a didn't stop there. "Most of the biggest members of the remnant a pension of $700 a ten-year sentence for allegedly taking part in monopolies for the production of weapons month, four times the amount received by a July 1941 "massacre" of 20 to 30 Jews in are controlled by Jewish bankers. Business elderly non-jews. The government is also Podhoroce, then a part of Poland, now a city and blood bring them enormous profit." footing a $1.1 billion bill for the rebuilding in the Soviet Union. Menten's trial was not a It is unnecessary to point out that the ADL of a Jewish cemetery wall and payi ng for the very speedy one. It took place in Ju Iy 1980, does not have a branch in the Soviet Union. exactly 39 years after the event. Menten is upkeep of Jewish institutions, even though there are so few left to use them. jewish East now suffering from hardening of the arteries Israel. As their black trenchermen Bay­ Berli ners, as well as all East German jews, diabetes, a severe bladder complaint and i~ ard Rustin, Benjamin Hooks and Vernon are exempted from the general ban on for­ a "mental and physical wreck" according to Jordan -- frantically try to bridge the yawn­ eign travel, so they may attend world Jew­ his attorney, who asked that his client be ing abyss between blacks and Jews that ry's interminable international conferences. released from jail. A Dutch court rejected opened with the firing of Andrew Young, the appeal. Israeli bigwigs seem to be doing their best to widen the split. The Israeli minister of the * * Austria (from a foot-loose Instaurationist). Since German grandmothers seem to be a interior not only rejected a plan to legalize subject of recent correspondence in the the status of 1,500 "black Hebrews" but West Germany. Now that the Diary of announced that he would try to convince Anne Frank has been proved, at least in part, Safety Valve, I would like to share an anec­ dote with your readers. I often go to Europe them to leave the country. He was afraid not to have been Anne Frank's diary, now that if they stayed Israel might soon be the that Robert Faurisson is awaiting trial in and hike in the mountains during the sum­ mer, generally stopping and buying fruit and scene of a Middle Eastern Jonestown. France for daring to question the Holocaust, Equally humiliating to black sensibilities what new horror will the Jewish Inquisition cheese each day for lunch. In a small town in Austria last summer I walked into a store was the treatment handed out recently in the and its hoodwinked (not hooded) non-Jew­ Tel Aviv airport to Bayard Rustin, the one­ ish assistant inquisitors perpetuate on free­ to be greeted by an old lady who reminded me of my own North German grandmother. time sex criminal who is presently American dom of inquiry? One of the latest was a Jewry's loudest black voice. Rustin, along German police raid on the home and office Rarely have I seen a face so full of age and life at the same time, and such sparkling, with some prominent American black "di­ of Dr. Wilhelm Staglich, author of The vines," was pulled out of line and grilled for Auschwitz Myth. All copies of the book piercing blue eyes. After I had bought a couple of apples, she two hours by Israeli immigration officials were seized, as well as the printing plates. before he was allowed to enter the country. Previously a West German court had found gave me a searching look and asked An even more insulting blow came from SHiglich not guiltyof any crime for authoring "You're Dutch or Swedish, aren't you?" i Moshe Dayan, who vented these incendiary a factual discussion of the question of the replied: ''I'm an American." She looked remarks: "Because there is no compulsory existence of gas chambers. But apparently it puzzled and disappointed. "Oh, I don't draft, the U.5. army is composed only of is a crime to question the huge German know anything about Americans. But then surely you must have had a grandmother volunteers, ofthose who have had to make a reparations payments to Israel, because it is living out of the army's payment. Therefore, an attack on the "honor" ofthe Jewish com­ who was Dutch or Swedish?" "No, my grandmother was German." As she again up to the rank of sergeants, most of the sol­ munity. So a German court permitted the diers are blacks, who have a lower educa­ search and seizure of the books. What will looked disappointed, I quickly added, "But tion and intelligence .... The army should the West German government do next? she came from Ostfriesland, so you are cor­ be getting better blood and brains." Burn them? Shred them? Perhaps in 500 rect after all." I winked, and we had a good American officers would be drummed years the Spanish Inquisition in the Middle laugh together. out of the service for speaking so forthright­ Ages will be classified as a tea party com­ I left the shop more conscious of my racial ly. Though we know why Dayan is so in­ pared to the Jewish Inquisition of the late identity and with more of a feeling of being terested in our military proficiency, it was 20th century. part of an ethnic continuum than I had had in many years. I am now doing my best to reassuring to hear what we are all aware of, pass on to my children the sense of Nordic even if the words had to come from the duty, responsibility and pride that my grand­ mouth of an enemy who pretends to be a Italy. The Inquisition is also going great friend. guns in Milan. Eleven young Northern mother gave me. I wish I had started when they were younger. While white pundits carefully withheld Italians who screamed insults to the Israeli comments on Dayan's remarks, blacks went team in a basketball game in March 1979 in bananas. The rift is getting wider and Varese were given jail sentences ranging up deeper. to 40 months. The official charge was "ex­ Moscow. Pionerskaya Pravda is a semi­ alting genocide." It is illegal in most of weekly read by ten million Soviet school Western Europe to write anything critical of * children who belong to the Pioneers, a sort jewry. In Italy it is a criminal act to criticize of Russian Boy Scout organization. The Oc­ Israeli soldiers shot a dozen unarmed Pal­ Israel i basketball players. Next year it may tober 10 issue carried an article that stated, estinian students demonstrating in closed­ be a crime in Italy to cheer for an Italian among other things, "the major portion of down Bir Zeit University on the occupied team in a game against Israelis. American newspapers and television and West Bank. One may die. The outrage radio companies are in Zionist hands." evoked some highly qualified and squirm­ East Berlin. Fewer than 350 Jews remain The article then went on to say that "Jew­ ingly apologetic criticism from the Washing­ in the eastern half of Germany's former cap­ ish bankers and billionaires" are behind the ton Post. But the dollars that make all this ital, which in the time of the Weimar Re­ Jewish Defense league, which "terrorizes possible continue to flow in ever bigger public, when 170,000 Jews called it home, Soviet diplomats and other Soviet officials in packets to the financial black hole of Zion­ was the most decadent municipality on the United States." Pioneerskaya Pravda ism. The Post, incidentally, did not com-

INSTAURATlON -- FEBRUARY 1981 -- PAGE 3] wackiest living Trotskyites, told a Beirut "]~~:('; magazine: plain about the recent Israeli hel icopter former gold smuggler from San Francisco, I believe that the state of Israel must be spraying of poison on Palestinian farmlands, even had the chutzpah to propose marriage overthrown. There can be no room for though Katharine Graham's hokum hustlers to Golda Meir. '>u( h .J .,Idle. used to complain mightily about the U.S. And it all started long, long ago. Israel's Army's defoliation sweeps over North Viet­ first prime minister, David Ben Gurion, re­ Vanessa said she is going to pay her first visit to the Holy Land, "the day the Pales­ nam. Nor did the Post see anything wrong fused to crack down on Mordecai Serfati, when the Israelis blew up the Gaza Strip one of the most active Israeli dope peddlers. tinian revolution wins, and I'm absolutely convinced thatthe day is not very far away." home of U.N. official Abdul Karim Surani, More recently both Moshe Dayan and Ezer who had rented his $60,000, seven-room Weizman, the author charges, have sup­ Although she admitted receiving death home to an Arab medical doctor. The med­ ported arm:'> smuggling and other criminal threats from Zionist organizations, she was ico wa:'> charged with sheltering three PLO activities of Flatto-Sharon, who is financing unmoved. "I have got the example of the Palestinians in front of me. They are not members. a network of armed"jewish defense teams" afraid and neither am I .... I will never in France, black Africa and probably else­ retreat, never, never, never! where. Samuel Rothberg, a top-ranking American Zionist and a member of the liberia. Before Liberia's football team be­ An Israeli commission set up in 1978 to United jewish Appeal, is accused of having gan its big game against Gambia, the coun­ investigate organized crime has released a extended dealings with Lansky. In this con­ try's new dictator, Master Sergeant Samuel report which has now been published in text the author notes that an investigation of K. Doe, gave the players a pep talk. He told France in a book entitled Israel Connection, a drug-running Israeli Mafia in California them they weren't doing too well because Editions Plan, Paris. Author Jacques Derogy, was quashed in 1979 by Israeli officials and they were unwilling "to sacrifice their lives a French Jewish journalist, lets itall hangout American Zionists. Too late for inclusion in for their country." Then he reminded them -- the huge drug traffic (100,000 addicts in a Israel Connf'rtion, but confirming the au­ of the firing squad that had recently shot to population of nearly 4 million); racketeer thor's claim of a general collapse of morality death 13 officials of the former government. control of gambling, prostitution, diamond in Israel, was the indictment of Aharon Hat­ The players got the message. They gave their thefts on the grand scale, real estate (settle­ siera, Israeli minister of religious affairs, for all and managed to hold the vastly superior ment) deals on the West Bank; even the bribery. Gambia team to a draw. The Liberian:,> distribution and sale of food. In the last five Derogy's book is a little too hot for publi­ breathed a deep, collective sigh of relief years more than $100 million worth of cation in either of the world's two Zionist when Thomas Wehsyer, vice chairman of goods was stolen from the Tel Aviv airport. states. But Americans should not be too sur­ the Liberian Council, announced after the The corruption extends from the police prised at its findings. The Mafia in America game, "the footballers have been spared up to the highest levels of government and has always been a joint venture of Southern because they played welL" the army. One of the world's biggest swind­ Italians and Jews, with the former providing lers, Samuel Flatto-Sharon, holds forth in the the muscle and the latter the legal and fi nan­ Argentina. The 20th-century numbers Knesset as a duly elected deputy and re­ cial brains. game is not limited by time and space. The cently played an important role in swinging latest version is now being played in Ar­ a decisive vote to keep the Begin govern­ Beirut. After serving the jewish cause well gentina. An Israeli politician, Nahum Solan, ment in power. Meyer Lansky, presently a with a marvelous performance in the televi­ an emigrant from Argentina, has charged visitor in Israel, has made many other trips sion production, "Playing for Time," Van­ that the Argentine military has brutally mur­ there in the past and not for purposes of essa Redgrave, possibly the greatest living dered 2,500 Jews. The government of Ar­ tourism. One smart can man, LOIJ ' IJoyar, a English actress, and certainly one of the gentina denies these Jews ever existed.

ing to organize a new group, "White Ameri­ ca n Pol itical Action," and to formu late goals Stirrin~" Qf and issues for 1982. Here is a report from an Instaurationist who attended the meeting: Metzger Keeps Running nomination for a House seat from Southern Majority activists have the habit of bob­ California. After a stormy campaign Metz­ I wa., favorably impressed. Metzger ex­ bing up haphazardly during elections, run­ ger was defeated by incumbent Republican presses himself confidently, reasonably ning for office. doing badly in most places, Clair Burgener by a vote of 292,039 to and matter-of-factly, but also with some doing well in a few, and then, after all the 45,623. If Burgener had been less right-wing verve. Though he has gone through the votes are in, crawling silently back into the and more of a typical, hypocritical "me­ media's "baptism of fire," he appears to woodwork. All the thousands, in some cases too" Republican, his atypical, non-hypo­ have no fear of their machinations, and tens of thousands, of followers, supporters critical, non-fork-tongued rival would have spoke very objectively about how to re­ and boosters are left hanging in the wind. netted a much greater number of votes. duce their impact to a minimum. For ex­ Instead of building on his electorate, instead Almost the day after the election, Metzger ample, he no longer plans to announce his of turning his voting bloc into a permanent, started running for the same congressional moves in advance, but rather issue press dynamic pol itical core, the average Majority seat in 1982. He sent his followers a letter in releases after the fact. He began by speaking about the mean­ activist returns to his old pursuit of chasing which he stated that if he could win 45,000 ing of his receiving as many votes as he the not-sa-almighty dollar votes, so could similar Majority candidates did in the election, and pointed out that Tam Metzger is an exception. The most in other congressional districts. If they did, his percentage was far higher than any of talked about and most cursed at Majority this would amount to 875,000 friendly vot­ the independent candidates in California candidate in the 1980 congressional races, ers in California alone. election races. Noting that he had worked he defeated an old pol for the Democratic On November 16, Metzger called a meet­ for Goldwater back in the sixties, he said PAGE 34 INSTAURATJON FEBRUARY 1981 he felt more optimistic about the political Tax-Exempt Politics have a horne base, a home party, with a scene now than then. He proclaimed that The ADL took an active part in the defeat limited objective .... his WAPA group would be in a positive of Tom Metzger and Gerald Carlson and did The most feasible race at this time is the vein, not "against" anyone or anything, its best to remove Paul Findley from Con­ governorship of Mississippi, which is corning up in three more years in a small but "for" whites in the same manner as gress, despite the fact that it is a tax-exempt the minority organizations stick up for population area of two and a half million, organization specifically forbidden to en­ with sixty-five percent white people. I their members. gage in partisan politics. But since it is above MetLger made the point that most of the shall be that candidate, either as a South­ the law, no one dares to challenge its tax­ poor people in this country are white peo­ ern Nationalist or as an Independent! But ple, but no one speaks for them. He said exempt status. All during the 1980 cam­ it i~ not enough to wait until 1983 to start he wants a "nuts-and-bolts." hard-work­ paign the monthly AOL Bulletin devoted a ing organiLation, not one where he goes great deal of its space to direct or indirect on TV for fifteen minutes and tries to "win attacks on any politician or political ideol­ the war" against the liberal-minority co­ ogy that put the interests of this country The address of the Southern National alition. He reminded his audience that. above those of Israel. The Bulletin has a party is P.O. Box 18214, Memphis, TN though wide-open immigration wa~ one circulation of 169,000 and enjoys the low­ 38118. Phone number: (901) 794-2115. of the hottest issues in the minds of the cost mailing rate of nonprofit organizations. public, it was hardly touched on during The ADL can mail its minority racist prop­ the presidential campaign. Finally, he said aganda at less than half what it would cost that WAPA would have "spiritual alli­ The Times Loses a Few ances" with other like-minded groups. Howard Allen to mail a magazine of similar The Chattanooga Times, the first rung in His closing remarks were followed by size and weight. the media ladder that led Adolph Ochs to questions and a discussion from the audi­ the ownership of that platitudinous palimp­ ence. During his talk he mentioned sev­ sest of diurnal democratic doggerel known eral books which he had stacked on {he The Race is On as the New York Times, has fallen on such table in front of him. Prominent among for Mississippi Governor them was The Dispossessed Majority. evil times that it had to merge its printing Another Majority activist who is planning operation last year with the News-Free ahead -- way ahead -- is Elmore Greaves of Metzger's address is P.O. Box 65, Fall­ Press, which, horror of horrors, is owned by the Southern National Party. Mr. Greaves, a brook, CA 92038. a Majority member who, horror of horrors, lawyer and the most prominent living is a Republican, a conservative and ~ome­ Southern Separatist, is going to run for gov­ what of a regionalist. Yes, the New York Anti-Zionist Findley emorof Mississippi in 1983. As he states in a Ochses and Sulzbergers, although they still Rack in Congress recent issue of the Southern National News­ own the Chattanooga Times, had to rattle a A congressional race of particular interest letter: tin cup in front of their local competitor to to the Majority was that of Republican Paul keep their logorrheic lib-speaking lexicon Findley of Illinois, a Republican incumbent. Appeals to the Constitution will not on the kiosks. Over the years, fewer and save us. It is as absurd to believe in Con­ Findley has been the one member in the fewer Chattanoogans, as the paper's bal­ House in recent years who has been out­ stitutional rights for the white man in the latter part of 20th-century America ance sheets clearly show, are swallOWing spoken in his desire to give the homeless especially in the South as It it to believe the alien corn served up by their Manhattan Palestinians a decent break. As a result, Jews in Santa Claus or the tooth tairy. The Con­ minority mentors. pulled out every stop in an effort to unseat stitution did not protect the South in 1860 Up there in the Big Wormy Apple Adolph him. First, they ran a local mayor against and it will not protect us now. After all. Ochs's heirs are facing other problems. The him in the Republican primary. When that what is the Constitution but a paper docu­ New York Times, the primary media proph­ failed, they put up a Jewish politician, David ment made of rags, sub ject to the i nterpre­ et of affirmative action, pleaded guilty to Robinson, and backed him to the hilt with a tation of a subversive Supreme Court, as­ discriminating against black, Hispanic and huge campaign chest. Robinson, though sisted in various ways by lower courts of Asian employees and settled out of court for the same ilk? ... born in Illinois, had spent his early days in $685,000. A few years ago the sameexemp­ New York City politics serving on the staff of We must give all our attention to the creation oi an instrumentality that will lary anti-sexist newsorgan lost a similar suit ex-Mayor Lindsay and the black president of protect us, that will sustain us, and that filed against it by its female employees. the borough of Manhattan, Percy Sutton. In will ultimately free us .... It was neces­ There is still more bad news to come. Saul the course of the campaign a former ADL sary that ... the George Wallace move­ Steinberg, a rhinestone corporate raider, has regional director announced in newspaper ment and other rear-guard actions had to now bought 5.2% of the New York Times advertisements that "Findley was a prac­ dry up. All effort must now be put into the Company stock, a purchase which must be tising anti-Semite." This smear was even too supreme task of revitalizing the spirit of viewed as the beginning ofan all-oul, Ochs­ much for Robinson, who had to make a the Southern people. This can still be done out ploy to replace the German-Jewish own­ legally by political action .... public apology. ership with a Russian- or Polish-Jewish In the high tide of the campaign Findley We must carry the message to the mas­ ses of the Southern white people in a par­ owner (it is uncertain out of which ghetto or put on a special fund-raiser in Springfield, ticular locality, in a particular geographic shed Steinberg'S immediate forebears Illinois. Bob Hope, who was scheduled to area, on a particular occasion. We must emerged). This should result in a smoother appear, circumspectly and faint-heartedly have an exciting campaign. We must go relationship between the business and edi­ bowed out at the last moment, as did Ronald out during the time when people get most torial divisions of the Times, since the chief Reagan, who happened to be in town that excited -- and in Mississippi they get most editor, Abe Rosenthal, is a red blooded Ash­ very day. In the end, however, Findley won excited about the gubernatorial race. Our kenazi from oriental Europe. handily, 132, 174 to 96,590. first effort must be based on the local level. Steinberg eventually hopes to buy 20 to It must be provincial in its very nature. We 30% of the Times shares, though he will have no idea of fielding a candidate for have a hard time obtaining control, since president, even if we could. We must first most of the voting rights are reserved for

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the world's largest empire, the world's first holders of Class B stock, which is not for Anglicizing Britain parliamentary democracy, the world's sale. This is an unusual financial set-up not The National Front is British, says Ray first industrial revolution and the world's enjoyed by ordinary corporations, whose Shenton, a low-magnitude but possibly ris­ most widely spoken language .... En­ common stock includes voting rights. But ing star in the British political firmament gland's decline started with the massive influx of Celtic immigrants.... They the owners of the Times, you know, don't and that is very wrong. It should be English. brought with them their love of canting have to comply with SEC regulations like He points to the success of the Scottish and oratory, rather than a dynamic action -- a ordinary mortals. Steinberg, by the way, Welsh nationalists who appeal to "folkish trend that has become more noticeable as through his billion-dollar complex of insur­ traditions" and base their ideas and activi­ the Celtic proportion of the population ance companies, already owns 4.5% of ties on the history and tradition of an ancient increased. Gannett and 4.9% of Knight-Ridder, two "folk." su pposed Iy "Aryan" newspaper empi res. Britain, explains Shenton, only came into As for the Ulster Protestants, whom being in 1707 and the United Kingdom in Shenton describes as Anglo-Celt mestizos, 1801, and both therefore are practically his­ he calls thier claim to be British absurd. Calling Hefner by His Right Name tory-less. England, on the other hand, goes He does admit, however, they are a unique No one has made more money out of back into the dim, dark days of the v6lker­ folk and deserve to have their own state. Nordic beauty and no one has done more to wanderungen. What's more, the English If National Front members can't get their degrade the Nordic race than a banal, de­ have a long and consistent record of xeno­ leaders to become more English and less generate racial hybrid named Hugh Hefner. phobia, a state of mind and deed that Shen­ British, Shenton offers them an alternative. Finally, finally, a group of citizens got to­ ton cannot recommend too highly. King They can join his National English party, 36 gether, raised some money and ran a full­ Athelstan expelled the Celts from his realm. Eastgate Street, Stafford, England. page ad in the Chicago Tribune calling Hef­ The Irish were driven out of London in 1243 ner, who was recently honored by the ADL, and from all England in 1492. Scots were to account for his war on human decency. forbidden to live in England until 1603. A Holocaust Case Goes The proper English word was used to de­ century later, Parliament passed an act to To U.S. Court of Appeals scribe him. "It may be time the people stop­ repatriate the Scots who had come south to The Ridgewood Group, a cultural and ped calling you a fun-loving editor and start get a taste of the good life. In 1290, King educational organization composed princi­ thinking of you as a pimp-like promoter who Edward I kicked out the Jews. In 1596, pally of German Americans, has appealed has been attempting to make a sexual toy Queen Elizabeth threw out the blacks. an FCC decision denying the group's Fair­ out of the American woman and an irre­ There is no such thing as a British or ness Doctrine complaint against NBC-TV. sponsible adolescent out of the American Anglo-Saxon-Celtic race, Shenton asserts. The Ridgewood people demanded air time man." The italics are Instauration's. He quotes British nationalist Andrew Foun­ to respond to the 1978 and 1979 TV Holo­ The words were written, or at least ap­ taine, who proclaimed in 1952 that "Britain caust series on the grounds that the "ex­ proved, by an Italian-American Jesuit, a and the Empire are synonymous." Since the termination allegation" constitutes a con­ Presbyterian pastor, a Polish-Amerkan Empire is dead, Shenton notes that Britain troversial issue of public importance. In ap­ judge, a former Playboy bunny and a funda­ must be dead and Fountaine must be right. pealing, the group is also challenging the mentalist preacher. All hail to them. If any Shenton wrote in a letter to the National general application of the Fairness Doctrine Instaurationist wants to help defray the cost Front: in the context of First Amendment rights to of the ad or of future ads, he can send a few media access and the promulgation of "un_ bucks to the National Heritage Foundation, popular views." The constitutional aspect of P.O. Box 40945, Washington, D.C. 20016. Whilst the NF remains "British" it will the case may possibly push it as far as the be tied to a fading memory. Once it be­ Supreme Court. Any ruling of the Appeals comes an English party it will be able to Court, however, will certainly be of prime cry "Remember" as do all nationalist par­ Reversing Reverse Discrimination interest to anyone in the communications ties. . .. Remember the peasant revolts The enti re enforcement process of reverse which attacked and drove out the foreign business. discrimination -- i.e., the withholdingoffed­ immigrants (and for this reason are no The Ridgewood Group has now exhaust­ eral funds from schools, institutions and longer mentioned by the revolutionary ed the appeals process within the Federal businesses who refuse to comply with gov­ left). These were revolts of English peas­ Communications bureaucracy. The last Pe­ ernment-ordered racial quotas rests on a ants, not British ones, and drove immi­ tition for Reconsideration was filed in May 1965 executive order of President Lyndon grants from England, not Britain. The left 1979. It took the bureaucratic mediacrats Johnson, who promulgated it after Congress ignores them because they were anti-im­ more than fourteen months to decide that refused to tack on such powers to the 1964 migrant; the NF because they were En­ the petition had been filed a day late, al­ glish, not British. 1981, by the way, is the Civil Rights Act. though the plaintiffs contend that it had 600th anniversary of the Peasant's Revolt. Alone of all the big corporations, the Fire­ been fi led on time. The plaintiffs also stated, stone Tire and Rubber Company has decid­ "Even after three appeals within the Com­ ed to test the legality of this executive order, Shenton recommends a "Confederate mission, there was no effort to seriously ad­ which has no basis in law or even in con­ Britain with an English Parliament in control dress the evidence of the major Fairness gressional intentions. The case was first of English citizenship and immigration." He Doctrine violation which exists in this heard in December by the u.s. District sees this as the only way to break the I iberal­ case." Court in Beaumont, Texas, after which the minority stranglehold because England is Instaurationists who would like to contri­ judge took the matter under advisement. conservative (true blue conservative, not bute something to this pioneering but costly Whatever happens, this will only be the first phony Tory conservative), whereas Wales I itigation may do so by sending their checks step in the long legal march which Firestone and Scotland are strongholds of the left. He to the Ridegwood Defense Fund, P.O. Box hopes will lead to the High Bench. adds that it was England, not the other parts 37711, Omaha, NE 68137. PAGE 36 -- INST AURA TlON -- FEBRUARY 1981