Re: [Pen-l] I want to know

[Louis Proyect <lnp3@xxxxxxxxx>]

Doug Henwood wrote:
> On Apr 3, 2009, at 6:33 PM, Peter Hollings wrote:
>
> > Another good book on the Fed is by Eustace Mullins.
>
> Yeah, if you like crypto-Nazi followers of Willis Carto.

And then there’s good old Alexander Cockburn. I resubscribed to 
Counterpunch not long ago after noticing an absence of global warming 
denial articles by the co-editor. In a print article on the origins of 
the Federal Reserve, Cockburn referred favorably to a book titled “The 
Secrets of the Federal Reserve” by one Eustace Mullins. You can actually 
read this book online at cephas-library.com, a virtual treasure trove of 
anti-Semitic screeds. Cockburn casually mentions the fact that Mullins 
was commissioned to write the book by Ezra Pound who was in the loony 
bin at this point but did not connect the dots between Pound’s virulent 
anti-Semitism and Mullins’s ulterior motives. In an interview with the 
rancid rense.com website, Mullins disavows being an anti-Semite. His 
proof of this does not inspire confidence:

"In 1810, the Rothschilds began to push for a country for the Jews, so 
they created a new brand of Judaism called Reform Judaism which would 
establish a new Jewish country, which is now Israel. Only the 
Rothschilds could do that because to create a worldwide movement costs a 
lot of money.

"Theodor Herzl’s The Jewish State was originally called Address to the 
Rothschilds,

"They financed Karl Marx and the League of Just Men, too. They financed 
Judaism, Communism and Nazism. Their goal has been constant, and you 
can’t succeed unless you have goals."

full: 
http://louisproyect.wordpress.com/2009/03/13/anti-zionism-anti-semitism-anti-dogmatism/
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