Patrick Little had the following to say about this video:
"This video summarizes the book that initiated my awakening to the Jewish question. If you want to know why I do what I do, set aside an hour to watch this.
Contained within are shocking revelations:
- Jewish leadership in eliminating the concept of race in American anthropology, without strong scientific backing
- Jewish denials of the significance of IQ and brain size differentials between races, despite strong evidence to the contrary
- Jews’ pivotal role in the worldwide rise of Communism
- Special privileges afforded to Jews under Communism, despite its purported doctrine of equality
- The anecdotal origins of Freud’s radical beliefs about psychology
- The Jewish and theocratic nature of the psychology field
- Freud’s role in pathologizing behaviors traditionally considered healthy among white Christian Americans
- Jews’ cultural and political influence in reshaping America’s ethnocentric immigration policies into pluralistic ones, in an effort to protect Jews from expulsion from the US, and to weaken white Americans’ hegemony in their own country."
[end of Patrick Little's synopsis]
Between April and June of 2018, the late Simon Harris wrote a series of essays for his 'European Freedom' blog in which he examined the themes of Kevin MacDonald's book 'The Culture of Critique' (CofC). Taken together, the total word count for these essays is over 50,000 words. A full chronological listing can be found here: https://www.europeanfreedom.com/tag/culture-of-critique/page/2/ (If you're having trouble accessing this link, try using a VPN.)
The first essay in this series, written in April 2018, is called 'Untangling the JQ: From Culture and Identity to The Culture of Critique' and can be found here: https://www.europeanfreedom.com/2018/04/21/untangling-the-jq-from-culture-and-identity-to-the-culture-of-critique/
The final essay, written in June 2018, is called 'Understanding The Culture of Critique by Kevin MacDonald' and represents, for those unable or unwilling to take a deeper dive into Simon's full series, an overview of the key concepts of MacDonald's book. This essay can be found here: https://www.europeanfreedom.com/2018/06/20/an-overview-of-key-concepts-understanding-the-culture-of-critique-by-kevin-macdonald/
The video which accompanies this essay can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBjMryz4IqE&feature=emb_err_woyt
In the video, look out for a special appearance from yours truly at the 10:25 mark!
If you'd like to see a brief tribute video to the late Simon Harris by Jason Kohne and Jared George I have uploaded this tribute on my channel here: https://www.bitchute.com/video/jG9Du1VAJMeM/
Finally, I have decided to include for you all the opening few paragraphs of Simon's final essay in his CofC series, in which he provides an overview of the key concepts of MacDonald's book. As I'm permitted a limited number of words in these video descriptions, I will continue this 2,000 word essay in the comments section of this page.
Understanding The Culture of Critique by Kevin MacDonald: An Overview of Key Concepts (June 20, 2018, posted by Simon Harris. #JewishQuestion)
I think many of you know that for some time I’ve been considering attempting to write or create a layman’s guide to Kevin MacDonald’s seminal book The Culture of Critique so over the coming months, I intend to write a series of articles that will provide a skeletal structure for what hopefully will become a useful summary of MacDonald’s extremely challenging work.
Breakdown
There are many reasons why this is necessary. The main one is that the later editions of The Culture of Critique now run to over six hundred pages, which is a prohibitive length in this busy modern increasingly post-literate world, where fewer people have the time, energy and often the ability to take on such a demanding task. Furthermore, the book now includes multiple prefaces and appendices, which while being essential developments sometimes make the central argument quite difficult to follow.
The working title of my project is Breakdown: A Layman’s Guide to The Culture of Critique. The basic idea is to break Dr. MacDonald’s masterpiece down into a shorter, more digestible form, which puts the updated argument forward in a series of logical steps. Similarly, my central theme will be a clear explanation of how twentieth-century Jewish intellectual and political movements broke down the pillars that supported Western society through a twin-pronged attack on the ethnic integrity of those societies and on the traditional family values upheld by this historically dominant European ethnic group.... [Continued in comments section below this video]
