Part
I
„Not
a single one of the doctrines of Marx has ever been accepted by any economist or
any philosopher. But what of it? It was necessary that Gaiseric should convince
economists or philosophers that there were sound reasons why he should capture
Rome. He and his followers wanted it, and they had the power to take it.“
(Professor Thomas Nixon Carver, Introduction to Socialism vs. Civilization,
by Boris Brasol, p. 10, Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York, 1920).
„The
class consciousness of the masses must be transformed into action and class
power; and the arming of the masses is the form of expression of this
transformation, the instrument for conquering the bourgeoisie and crushing
counter-revolutionary manoeuvers...The proletariat alone is the revolutionary
force, the proletariat alone msy wage the uncompromising struggle for the
overthrow of Capitalism, the proletariat alone is the maker and the preserver of
the Revolution; and it is necessary that this proletariat shall be armed, that
it shall itself directly, consciously, energetically and dynamically, constitute
the state, the army, the police and th ejudiciary, shall itself usurp and
discharge the functions of the ‘state.’„
(Jewish Italian Communist Louis C. Fraina, thecounder of the American Communist
Party, Boston, The Revolutionary Age Publishers, p. 49).
„...An exact representation of the universe, of its evolution, of the
development of mankind and of the reflection of this evolution in the minds of
men, can only be obtained by methods of dialectics.“
(Socialism: Utopian and Scientific, p. 48).
„I
cannot help feeling that Communism, whatever its exponents may say, has
recovered that essential core of a real belief in God, which organized
Christianity has in our day largely lost.“ (A
Program for the Jews and Humanity, Harry Waton, p. 125).
„Our
bourgeois philanthropy, whatever form it may take, is really only the effort to
give back to the workers a little part of that which our whole social system,
systematically, robs them of, and so to prop up that system yet a little
longer...
It is
the workers who produce all values, but the lion’s share of what they produce
falls to the lion, the capitalist class, and enables the capitalist arbitrarily
to decide what he will do with it and whether or not he will use a part of the
spoils for the good of the despoiled, a part of the plunder for the good of the
plundered; and, however, disinterestedly individual men and women may devote
themselves to this task of restitution, the fact remains that, for the
capitalist class as a whole, all philanthropic effort is a work of restitution
for self- preservation...
Shall
I cast my lot with the oppressors, content to patch and darn, to piece and
cobble at the worn and rotten fabric of a perishing society? Shall I spend my
life in applying palliatives, in trying to make the intolerable endurable yet a
little longer?...Shall I not rather make common cause with these, my brothers
and sisters, to make an end of such a system?...
As
loyal members of the ruling class, our work must, I repeat, be merely
palliative. For a radical cure of the social disease means the end of the system
of exploiting the workers...Another of the indispensable books is ‘The Condition
of the Working Class in England,’ by Frederick Engels, which is especially
valuable for American readers, because the conditions described in it as they
prevailed in England at the time of its appearance in Germany are reproduced
upon a still larger scale in America now, at the moment of its publication in an
English translation. It is the best introduction to the study of modern
scientific political economy and of the fundamental work par excellence thereof,
‘Capital,’ by Karl Marx.“ (Address by Florence
Kelley, May 14, 1887, before the New York Association of Collegiate Alumnae,
entitled „The Need of Theoretical Preparation for Philanthropic Work.“)
„The
Jews welcome this revolution in the Christian world, and the Jews should show an
example. It is not an accident that Judaism gave birth to Marxism, and it is not
an accident that the Jews readily took up Marxism: all this was in perfect
accord with the progress of Judaism and the Jews.“
(A Program for the Jews and Humanity, by Rabbi Harry Waton, p. 148).
„The
Communists are against religion (Christianity), and they seek to destroy
religion; yet, when we look deeper into the nature of Communism, we see that it
is essential nothing else than a religion (Judaism).“
(A Program for the Jews and Humanity, Harry Waton, p. 138).
„But
the Communist soul is the soul of Judaism. Hence it follows that, just as in the
Russian revolution the triumph of Communism was the triumph of Judaism, so also
in the triumph of fascism will triumph Judaism.“
(A Program for the Jews and Humanity, Harry Waton, pp.
143-144).
„While professing to be ‘profoundly disturbed’ by the aggression of anti-Semitic
Germany, Roosevelt continued his special friendship for Soviet Russia after its
attacks upon Outer Mongolia, Poland, Latvia, Esthonia, Lithuania and Finland.
Professing an adoration for ‘democracy’ he refused, as the Jews control 90
percent of the scrap iron business, to invoke the Neutrality Act against Japan
in its war on China, or against Russia when, with Germany, she invaded Poland
and attacked Finland. He extended a warm welcome to the Communist Ambassador
Oumansky when he presented his credentials and, on the same day, displayed
marked coldness toward the newly appointed Ambassador from Christian Spain.“
(War! War! War!, Cincinnatus, p. 152).
„The
founding prophet of the leftist faith, Karl Marx, was born in 1818, the son of a
Jewish father who changed his name from Herschel to Heinrich and converted to
Christianity to advance his career. The young Marx grew into a man consumed by
hatred for Christianity.
Internationalizing the worst antichrist stereotypes, he incorporated them into
his early revolutionary vision, identifying Jews as symbols of the system of
private property and bourgeois democracy he wanted to further. ‘The god of the
Jews had been secularized and has become the god of this world,’ Marx wrote.
‘Money is the jealous god of the Jews, beside which no other god may stand.’
Once the Revolution succeeds in ‘destroying the empirical essence of
Christianity, he promised, ‘the Jew will become the rulers of the world. This
early Marxist formulation is the transparent seed of the mature vision, causing
Paul Johnson to characterize Marxism as ‘the antichristian of the
intellectuals.’
The
international Communist creed that Marx invented is a creed of hate. The
solution that Marx proposed to the Christian ‘problem’ was to eliminate the
system that ‘creates’ the Christian. The Jews, he said, ‘are only symptoms of a
more extensive evil that must eradicate capitalism. The Jews are only symbols of
a more pervasive enemy that must be destroyed; capitalists.’
In
the politics of the left, racist hatred is directed not only against Christian
capitalists but against all capitalists; not only against capitalists, but
anyone who is not poor, and who is White; and ultimately against Western
Civilization itself. The Marxist revolution is antichrist elevated to a global
principle.“ (David Horowitz, Human Events).
„Religion is one of the forms of the spiritual yoke which always and everywhere
has been laid on the masses of the people crushed by poverty. The weakness of
the exploited classes, in their struggles with their oppressors, inevitably
produced a faith in a better life in the next world, just as the weakness of the
savage in the struggle with nature led to faith in gods, devils and miracles.
Religion teaches such men, who work and endure poverty all their lives, humility
and patience by holding out the consolation of a heavenly reward. But the
exploiters are urged by faith to do good on earth, because in this way they
think to win justification for their existence and a sort of ticket of admission
to heavenly bliss. Religion is an opiate for the people, a sort of spiritual
vodka, meant to make the slaves of capitalism tread in the dust their human form
and their aspirations to a semi- decent existence...But the slave who becomes
conscious of his slavery has already half ceased to be a slave. The modern
worker, who is taught by his work in the factory and enlightened by urban life,
contemptuously casts off religious prejudices, and leaves heaven to the parsons
and devout bourgeois, while he himself tries to win a better life here on
earth.“ (V.I. Lenin, Socialism and Religion,
Rene Fueloep Miller, The Mind and Face of Bolshevism, pp. 77-78).
„In
the U.S.S.R. Judaism and Christianity have been buried together. They sleep in
the common grave reserved for all religions. The Communists have made no
difference between cults...Their philosophy was scientific materialism, they
denied the value of all religion, thus they struck at Judaism as at all
religions. It is forbidden to give religious instruction to children under
eighteen. At school it is explained to the pupils that they will betray the
revolution if they put foot within the church or synagogue. With the result that
the synagogues are empty...Zionism is banned. To the Communist Zionism is doubly
reprehensible, first because they believe it to be in the service of Zionism is
severely punished; Zionists have been imprisoned, exiled, and even shot. The
suppression of Zionism and of religion (continues the editor) was a great
tragedy for the Jewish spirit... The children, victorious, pursue their object
(Communism) with the certainty of having chosen a superior mode of Life.“
(L’Universe-israÇlite, September 7-14, 1934).
„Use
the courts, use the judges, use the constitution of the country, use its medical
societies and its laws to further our ends. Do not stint in your labor in this
direction. And when you have succeeded you will discover that you can now effect
your own legislation at will and you can, by careful organization, by constant
campaigns about the terrors of society, by pretense as to your effectiveness,
make the capitalist himself, by his own appropriation, finance a large portion
of the quiet Communist conquest of that nation.“
(Address of the Jew Laventria Beria, The Communist Textbook on Psychopolitics,
page 8).
„...there is much in the fact of Bolshevism itself. In the fact that so many
Jews are Bolsheviks. In the fact that the ideals of Bolshevism are consonant
with the finest ideals of Judaism.“ (The London
Jewish Chronicle, April 4, 1919)
„Some
call it Marxism -- I call it Judaism.“ (The
American Bulletin, Rabbi S. Wise, May 5, 1935).
„Karl
Marx and Friedrich Engels,“ Weyl writes, „were neither internationalists nor
believers in equal rights of all the races and peoples. They opposed the
struggles for national independence of those races and peoples that they
despised. They believed that the ‘barbaric’ and ‘ahistoric’ peoples who
comprised the immense majority of mankind had played no significant role in
history and were not destined to do so in the foreseeable future.“
(Karl Marx, by Nathaniel Weyl).
„We
are living in a highly organized state of socialism. The state is all; the
individual is of importance only as he contributes to the welfare of the state.
His property is only his as the state does not need it. He must hold his life
and his possessions at the call of the state.“
(Bernard M. Baruch, The Knickerbocker Press, Albany, N.Y. August 8, 1918)
„If
the tide of history does not turn toward Communist Internationalism then the
Jewish race is doomed.“ (George Marlen, Stalin, Trotsky, or Lenin, p.
414, New York, 1937)
