Benjamin Freedman: Defector from Jewish Supremacism, Part 1
A question often asked is “Why hasn’t someone broken ranks and exposed Jewish hypocrisy and power?” The answer is that Benjamin Freedman did exactly that.
by Kevin Alfred Strom
Former Zionist operative and Jewish defector Benjamin Freedman is shown here with a 1960 edition of the newspaper that was the primary venue for his writings after WWII, Common Sense. Though his theorizing on race and the Jewish problem was deeply flawed, his revelations of the Zionist intrigues that yoked America to Jewish power have significant value to students of Jewish supremacism.
NINE YEARS AGO I introduced American Dissident Voices listeners — and the Internet — to that amazing individual, Benjamin Harrison Freedman, when I published his 1961 speech made at Washington DC’s Willard Hotel for the first time in printed form under the title “A Jewish Defector Warns America.” Later we also published and broadcast Freedman’s “The Hidden Tyranny Revealed.” Freedman was a wealthy Jewish businessman of New York City who operated at a very high level in the Jewish and Zionist power structures in the early part of the twentieth century, but who broke with the Jewish supremacists after World War II, converted to Catholicism, and spent the remainder of his life — until the mid-1970s — warning Americans of the great danger of allowing our media and government to be dominated by Jews. He also promoted, long before Arthur Koestler and his The Thirteenth Tribe, the idea that a large proportion of Jews are not of Middle Eastern but rather of Central Asian Khazar ancestry.
Our publication of these pieces created quite a bit of controversy, and that controversy — and the ideas espoused by Freedman — will be the focus of today’s program. Some have written to say that they don’t believe Freedman’s revelations of Jewish intrigues that led to both World Wars and American subservience to Israel — and that they therefore dismiss his warnings of a Third World War to come in the Middle East. Some have written to say that they disbelieve Freedman’s Khazar hypothesis. And a few have expressed doubt that such a person as Benjamin H. Freedman even existed, claiming that he was an invention of overheated if well-meaning anti-Jewish polemicists.
Was Benjamin Freedman a real person? Did he really defect from the Jewish establishment? There is no doubt about it. I’ve received tape recordings of Mr. Freedman’s speeches from a man who knew him, and one of those recordings was eventually made into an American Dissident Voices broadcast.
The Jewish establishment condemned him in no uncertain terms, calling him a “self-hating Jew” or “Jewish anti-Semite.” (Freedman once reportedly called himself an “honorary Aryan,” for that matter.) The February 1955 issue of the American Jewish Committee’s Commentary magazine included an article attacking Conde McGinley’s Common Sense newspaper of the time, which Freedman wrote for and subsidized, saying:
“One of McGinley’s angels is the Jewish anti-Semite Benjamin Freedman, who told the Armed Services Committee on December 12, 1950 that he had given $15,000 to Common Sense.”
McGinley, by the way, showed himself to be prescient when he wrote in his paper in the year 1953, mind you, more than 50 years ago:
“You and your neighbor’s 19-year-old boy are scheduled to be drafted for global Zionism…. Our blood and treasure are being strewn across the earth with little complaint from us ‘slaves who are considered the property of the master.'”
Jewish writer Morris Kominsky devotes part of his 1970 book, The Hoaxers, to an attempt to debunk some Jewish population figures once published by Mr. Freedman. Kominsky is like the many other Jewish opponents of Freedman: They may dispute his claims, but nowhere do they dispute his existence — or his Jewish insider credentials.
Dr. Robert John of the International Council for Human Ecology and Ethnology writes that he knew Benjamin Freedman and that Freedman provided him with historical documents “which I might never have found on my own and encouraged my own research.”
Revilo P. Oliver, Professor of the Classics at the University of Illinois, writes about Freedman in the recently-published book, The Jewish Strategy:
“The majority of Jews hate Benjamin Freedman, who quoted a few well-known passages in the Talmud and other Jewish writings that the lowly goyim should not be permitted to see in his books Facts Are Facts and The Hidden Tyranny. Freedman, unlike the many Jews who had themselves sprinkled with holy water and worked themselves up to positions of power in the various Christian churches during the Middle Ages and in the time of the Reformation and…
Read more:
https://nationalvanguard.org/2015/04/benjamin-freedman-defector-from-jewish-supremacism/
Part 2
https://nationalvanguard.org/2015/04/benjamin-freedman-defector-from-jewish-supremacism-part-2/
