Video link Watch on Bitchute State Department whistleblower J. Michael Springmann and I began this week’s False Flag Weekly News with a musically-doctored video of Polish MP Grzegorz Braun taking a fire extinguisher to a Menorah candelabra. As Mark Dankof writes: “Find his actions either amusing, inspiring, or appalling, Braun has hit a raw nerve... Read More

Two weeks ago the Sunday New York Times Magazine published a long cover-story on thirty years of failed Middle East peace efforts between Israelis and Palestinians, a tragedy that resulted in the enormous bloodshed and destruction of the last couple of months. The discussion featured three Israeli and three Palestinian academics, moderated by staff writer... Read More

Perhaps more out of habit than anything else, I still read the print edition of the New York Times every morning, something I've done for well over forty years, though given its sharp decline in quality that may not long continue. But while it does, the editorial selection of the front-page stories provides some important... Read More

It sounds innocuous enough—to establish once and for all a firm definition of “anti-Semitism.” At first glance it appears to be a minor issue between the Jews and Mr. Webster, something that concerns librarians and academicians. But not so fast. Jewish leaders have inconspicuously pushed this single “tweaking” of the definition of “anti-Semitism” to White... Read More

There is hardly any other historical topic, about which as much information and disinformation can be found as about the Holocaust. The topic is huge, as it occurred in thousands of individual events across an entire continent, and lasted almost four years – from mid-1941 to May 1945. Accordingly, scholars specializing in the field have... Read More

Last week, I wrote an article about some Anne Frank gibberish, and I included some jokey language which is not precisely correct. In particular, the alleged diary was not “largely written” in ballpoint pen, it was “largely edited” in ballpoint pen, with notes and additions added in ballpoint pen. The ballpoint thing is a bit... Read More

I am hardly the most likely person to pen an article for the Unz Review. As a PhD student in history, I seek a career in academia, and run a modest history account on social media entitled History Speaks. My politics are mainstream, as are my views on the Nazi Holocaust. But while I recognize... Read More

In May of 2023, the Biden Administration released the first U.S. National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism, a document which President Biden claimed “represents the most ambitious and comprehensive U.S. government-led effort to fight antisemitism in American history.”[1] The historical significance of this document diminished considerably in light of the legal disclaimer which preceded its content.... Read More

When I began this article early in the morning last Tuesday it must have been “let’s talk about antisemitism and holocaust denial day” on the internet. On my Yahoo home page headlines display there were glaring back at me featured pieces condemning Greg Gutfeld of Fox News and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for comments made... Read More

Untrue stories exist at each end of Jewish history’s three thousand years - fictional, fabricated and of immense magnitude. We may start in the tenth century BCE, where archaeologists have after diligent study found no trace of King Solomon, his Temple or his empire. Half a century of intensive excavation of the Holy Land has... Read More

In the West, we're taught that Hitler is the embodiment of all evil, but it's more complicated than that, isn't it? The more I read about Hitler, the more convinced I am that his views about the Versailles Treaty were fairly commonplace among Germans living at the time. It seems to me that if Hitler... Read More

Just over three years ago, a black lifelong criminal named George Floyd died of an apparent drug-overdose in Minneapolis police custody. This might seem a very minor incident of little importance. But by emphasizing certain distorted facts and hiding others, our media transformed that event into a symbolic flashpoint and thereby ignited a political and... Read More

Later this week the U.S. Supreme Court will release its verdict on the landmark case Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard College, widely expected to severely curtail or possibly even ban the use of race in college admissions, perhaps one of the most momentous court rulings of recent decades. After a half-century of continual growth... Read More

Let's start with Hitler. In the West it is universally accepted that: Hitler started WW2 Hitler's invasion of Poland was the first step in a broader campaign aimed at world domination Is this interpretation of WW2 true or false? And, if it is false, then---in your opinion---what was Hitler trying to achieve in Poland and... Read More