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Jewish Fables: Darwinism, Materialism, and other Jewish Fables
Noah Juval Harari has been hailed by the New York Times as an intellectual titan and thought leader. In reality, he is a broker of obsolete ideas and virulent forms of social control. Harari's claim that there is no such thing as justice plays into the hands of the oligarchs who promote him. His claim that happiness is nothing more than chemical reactions in the brain makes him a willing executioner of the Sackler family, creators of Oxycontin and the main culprits responsible for the current opioid epidemic. Jewish Fables exposes Harari as the prophet of failed ideas.
71 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 29, 2018
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E. Michael Jones
69 books363 followersCatholic writer, former professor at Saint Mary's College in Indiana and the current editor of Culture Wars magazine.
E. Micheal Jones is controversial for his criticism against judaism.
E. Micheal Jones is controversial for his criticism against judaism.
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December 24, 2019
The strangest thing about this book, is that it might be true!
Now, the arguments in this essay will hit the “uninitiated” a little hard. But for all the Jew-hatred, as reprehensible as it always is, there is something to the argument that, for all their scientific pretentions, the “new atheists” might be, conscious or not of this fact, preparing something far darker than their theories about Darwinian evolution betrays. I think that this book is worth at least a metaphorical read, one where it’s not about any particular race (as hard of a read as this might prove) but about a self-destructive tendency deep in modernity, best represented through materialist science.
Now, the arguments in this essay will hit the “uninitiated” a little hard. But for all the Jew-hatred, as reprehensible as it always is, there is something to the argument that, for all their scientific pretentions, the “new atheists” might be, conscious or not of this fact, preparing something far darker than their theories about Darwinian evolution betrays. I think that this book is worth at least a metaphorical read, one where it’s not about any particular race (as hard of a read as this might prove) but about a self-destructive tendency deep in modernity, best represented through materialist science.
August 2, 2023
8.5/10.
This book is a complete takedown of Mr. World Economic Forum Jr., Yuval Noah Harari, and his book "Sapiens". Jones reveals the book's illogic and how it is designed to make certain creatures, rumored to be referred to as "cattle", the WEF's slaves. If there are no objective morals, and all morality is just a "fiction", as Harari explains, then there is no objection to human suffering. We can all then be the playthings of globalist organizations.
Also, as we are only a plaything of mutations, happening at random, and somehow forming eyes out of non-eyes, ears out of non-ears, reason from non-reason, we thus have no reason to act a certain way. We have nothing from "above" constraining us or calling us to duty. And thus we will all reach towards the most immediately pleasurable thing — that is the TV, processed food, vapes, and OxyContin. This is perfect for people like Harari who want us to be unthinking cattle. We can vegetate while they work on destroying our history, culture, and genome.
The solution to this is morality from Above, from God. God can be proven from simple reasoning: if there was a moment in time, says Science, where the universe began, then what came before it? Something cannot come from its negation. Matter cannot come from non-matter. The only solution to this metaphysical problem is to postulate a being that has always existed, and will forever exist, called God. He created our universe at that moment in time. What other answer is there? Do you want the mind-twisting, sophistical explanations of scientists who double as subversives? I certainly do not.
The biggest duty God gives us is to take control of our passions with our reason, which is the exact same teaching the Ancient Greeks and Stoics gave us. Harari says that obesity is "biologically caused", that it cannot be stopped due to certain genes in the human genome. Well, explain to me this then, sir: how do fit people exist? If struggling against your base instincts is not "natural", in the sense of being derived from base passion, then how does anyone act "against biology", Mr. Harari?
He would have no explanation. The only explanation is the noble soul within us all, that calls us upwards. That makes us look with eyes upwards, calling our actions to account and calling us to better deeds. That conscience is what makes us human.
You know when you are doing right. You know when you are doing wrong. This is because doing wrong hurts the conscience, as in it actually pains your soul. Unless you are not human (= descendant of Manu), you will feel such a conscience. Listen to it!
Your ancestors believed in the divine and that it was implanted within them. The prime Indo-European teaching, as espoused by Christ, is that "the kingdom of God is within you". Your duties and obligations are in your heart, and you must fulfill them or you will live in a Hell of your own making.
So next time you are dozing in bed, remind yourself of your ancestors — remind yourself of the blizzards they walked through, the frigid cold, the burning heat, the barren droughts, the week-long hunts. Every one of your ancestors, fellow European, survived these all. That means that you better get working! You have a duty to fulfill. You have strength to gain, knowledge to master, and subversion to correct. All of this is within your willpower. "The Kingdom of God is within you".
This book is a complete takedown of Mr. World Economic Forum Jr., Yuval Noah Harari, and his book "Sapiens". Jones reveals the book's illogic and how it is designed to make certain creatures, rumored to be referred to as "cattle", the WEF's slaves. If there are no objective morals, and all morality is just a "fiction", as Harari explains, then there is no objection to human suffering. We can all then be the playthings of globalist organizations.
Also, as we are only a plaything of mutations, happening at random, and somehow forming eyes out of non-eyes, ears out of non-ears, reason from non-reason, we thus have no reason to act a certain way. We have nothing from "above" constraining us or calling us to duty. And thus we will all reach towards the most immediately pleasurable thing — that is the TV, processed food, vapes, and OxyContin. This is perfect for people like Harari who want us to be unthinking cattle. We can vegetate while they work on destroying our history, culture, and genome.
The solution to this is morality from Above, from God. God can be proven from simple reasoning: if there was a moment in time, says Science, where the universe began, then what came before it? Something cannot come from its negation. Matter cannot come from non-matter. The only solution to this metaphysical problem is to postulate a being that has always existed, and will forever exist, called God. He created our universe at that moment in time. What other answer is there? Do you want the mind-twisting, sophistical explanations of scientists who double as subversives? I certainly do not.
The biggest duty God gives us is to take control of our passions with our reason, which is the exact same teaching the Ancient Greeks and Stoics gave us. Harari says that obesity is "biologically caused", that it cannot be stopped due to certain genes in the human genome. Well, explain to me this then, sir: how do fit people exist? If struggling against your base instincts is not "natural", in the sense of being derived from base passion, then how does anyone act "against biology", Mr. Harari?
He would have no explanation. The only explanation is the noble soul within us all, that calls us upwards. That makes us look with eyes upwards, calling our actions to account and calling us to better deeds. That conscience is what makes us human.
You know when you are doing right. You know when you are doing wrong. This is because doing wrong hurts the conscience, as in it actually pains your soul. Unless you are not human (= descendant of Manu), you will feel such a conscience. Listen to it!
Your ancestors believed in the divine and that it was implanted within them. The prime Indo-European teaching, as espoused by Christ, is that "the kingdom of God is within you". Your duties and obligations are in your heart, and you must fulfill them or you will live in a Hell of your own making.
So next time you are dozing in bed, remind yourself of your ancestors — remind yourself of the blizzards they walked through, the frigid cold, the burning heat, the barren droughts, the week-long hunts. Every one of your ancestors, fellow European, survived these all. That means that you better get working! You have a duty to fulfill. You have strength to gain, knowledge to master, and subversion to correct. All of this is within your willpower. "The Kingdom of God is within you".
September 21, 2022
The title may be unfortunate as it may repel many potential readers. However, this essay is a brilliant deconstruction of Harari's work, so perhaps the title could be a bit more informative of what's actually the main subject - an argument against Harari, and consequently, an argument against the forces who are at war with logos.
Harari is full of contradictions and lousy speculations about the nature of reality, history and human nature. But the good thing is that from his books we can actually get insight of how opponents of logos operate.
I won't go into details of what Harari wrote. The main thought I got from this essay is interesting; To be actively against logos gives justification to powerful over weak, i.e. "might makes right" attitude. Science (scientism) is, therefore, a cloak that serves as an instrument to control. Evolution theory and psychoanalysis are two most consequential theories that purport to give validity to the 'truth' that the world itself doesn't contain logos. If we disprove logos, consequently we disprove our ability to control our actions with the help of our 'god-given' rationality, in other words, without logos we are not free. Therefore, the war against logos is a war for control over our freedom.
Perhaps that's why Harari is so fascinated with the concept of 'soma', a hypothetical drug, introduced in Brave New World, that increases our serotonin level.
It's funny though, the contradiction he falls in. According to him, the biology is the only thing that's real. Everything else is a fiction, or a 'myth', as he likes to call it that way. It's funny how he uses biology argument to disprove religion, patriotism, family values etc., and yet the moment you mention how gay behavior is 'unnatural', or how sexes have their natural differences, meaning that roles of the sexes, based in the biological reality of nature, shaped our culture, and therefore that culture is in fact, using his reasoning, 'real' (which he claims is a lie, a fiction) - then he takes a defensive attitude, claiming that the belief of the 'roles of the sexes' is a fiction made up by a culture that's founded on myths (which are, of course, fiction). Perhaps because he is gay?
Harari is full of contradictions and lousy speculations about the nature of reality, history and human nature. But the good thing is that from his books we can actually get insight of how opponents of logos operate.
I won't go into details of what Harari wrote. The main thought I got from this essay is interesting; To be actively against logos gives justification to powerful over weak, i.e. "might makes right" attitude. Science (scientism) is, therefore, a cloak that serves as an instrument to control. Evolution theory and psychoanalysis are two most consequential theories that purport to give validity to the 'truth' that the world itself doesn't contain logos. If we disprove logos, consequently we disprove our ability to control our actions with the help of our 'god-given' rationality, in other words, without logos we are not free. Therefore, the war against logos is a war for control over our freedom.
Perhaps that's why Harari is so fascinated with the concept of 'soma', a hypothetical drug, introduced in Brave New World, that increases our serotonin level.
It's funny though, the contradiction he falls in. According to him, the biology is the only thing that's real. Everything else is a fiction, or a 'myth', as he likes to call it that way. It's funny how he uses biology argument to disprove religion, patriotism, family values etc., and yet the moment you mention how gay behavior is 'unnatural', or how sexes have their natural differences, meaning that roles of the sexes, based in the biological reality of nature, shaped our culture, and therefore that culture is in fact, using his reasoning, 'real' (which he claims is a lie, a fiction) - then he takes a defensive attitude, claiming that the belief of the 'roles of the sexes' is a fiction made up by a culture that's founded on myths (which are, of course, fiction). Perhaps because he is gay?
January 14, 2022
Nazi trash.
August 16, 2023
Excellent book I highly recommend. Please read before lashing out saying "Nazi trash"
(Did you even read it?)
(Did you even read it?)
September 6, 2023
A shitty book written in response to an even worse book
Everything useful here can be summarised in an article composed of 5 pages or less
Everything useful here can be summarised in an article composed of 5 pages or less
August 18, 2019
I have not read Harari and don't intend to. E M Jones from what I have heard in his interviews and gathered from this book lives in a comfortable and well constructed house of ideas. There the use of the word 'Jewish' as adjective helps him to identify fables of a sort and dismiss them as a token. Harari's work is one such according to him. It's a "Jewish" work of metahistory. But even a term like 'Jewish Darwinism' has a place among the furniture of his house.
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