Yes he is prescient in his coverage of the Gaza ordeal. He should focus on current events then and avoid his incorrect interpretations of WW2 and German history, because it was very important to him to steal the jewish victim narrative and put a Catholic cloak over it with that book he released last year, something that irks me, having Catholic relatives who served on the Axis and with Franco and who passed down the truth to the lies that he's touting about them.I read it, but for the record don't think it is good to be nitpicking and criticizing someone like EMJ who has gotten to the core of the matter in so many ways. You probably agree with him yourself most of the way but it is probably the delivery which you don't quite like. Have you heard the expression no enemies to the right ?
I don't think that EMJ advocates against that either. It's just that EMJ seems to think in an old world, European or Anglo-Irish kind of way. "White Christian homeland" is a new world or American concept and EMJ has not quite embraced it. His message is still good.
There is also this point which you have laboured about the Nazis being Christian. EMJ has laboured the opposite. I don't know the answer but this particular point is not so crucial in the general discussion of jewish power and subversion. As he keeps pointing out with the genocide in Gaza the hypocricy of the situation has reached a point where it can't be painted over or ignored.
He is a theologian, not a proper historian. He should stick to his realm, but he's quite callous in pushing that he knows what really is outside of theology. His earlier books like "Libido Dominandi" and "Monsters from the Id" were good reads because they focused on the spiritual corruption caused by jewish agendas.
One of the biggest Catholic voices in the last century in Europe, General Léon Joseph Marie Ignace Degrelle, had disproven all of EMJ's claims about Hitler and the National Socialists in Germany well before EMJ was ever a significant writer, and yet EMJ never references him not once in his works is proof that Jones does not look for the ultimate truth when he has an agenda on something. EMJ never mentions the Catholic field bishops of the Wehrmacht either like Franz Justus Rarkowski, or the Catholic Archbishop Joseph Otto Kolb at that time, instead he focuses on the lamentations of an alleged priest in a labor camp who was a clear-cut communist infiltrator and no better than a converso. It was millions of men like Degrelle who held the Eastern front for 1000 days and nights that prevented the Bolsheviks from reaching all of Western Europe, and overtaking France, Spain, Portugal, Belgium, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Norway, something that every European nationalist alive today is eternally grateful for, and something that someone like EMJ totally misses. The whole point of the war was this grand European Christian Crusade against Bolshevism, which most people overlook and just bring up people in camps, at a time when there were camps in every country in the world filled with people in each country, and the camps in the Allied nations (USA, English territories, and USSR) were the worst of them all.
You are right about the changing landscape and the way ethnic exclusion is becoming more prevalent by the day, and this is something he and others on the right never seem to understand. EMJ is similar to Dugin in that he's pushing for a multi-racial identity without boundaries (just a Catholic one for him), but this is a Babel mistake.
To be united by hatred is a fragile alliance, therefore I would seek more common ground with EMJ and expect a bit more from him as a Catholic rather than just being ok with him because he also doesn't like jews. There is a point where these figureheads on the right cannot maintain themselves with the growing realities of God's dictate from Babel playing out in real life. If they continue to advocate for integration believing that all it takes is a sprinkle of holy water and all the Africans and Europeans can live peacefully side-by-side until kingdom come then they're incredibly delusional.
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