July/August 2002 – Volume VIII, Number 4

 

 

5 The Problem of Israel

 

ISSA NAKLEH

 

Many crimes have been committed against the natives of Palestine ever since the establishment

of the state of Israel in 1947. . . .

 

17 Ethnic Cleansing of Germans

 

MICHAEL MCLAUGHLIN

 

In one of the world’s worst holocausts ever, approximately 20 million Germans were the victims of genocide after World War II. . . .

 

27 Was ‘The Holocaust’ All That Special?

 

MICHAEL COLLINS PIPER

 

How come everyone is taught that 6 million Jews died under Hitler, but hardly anyone knows how many Americans died in World War II? . . .

 

29  Vampire Killers

 

ISRAEL SHAMIR

 

Thanks to the holocaust cult, Israel rakes in billions of dollars, while other persecuted groups get nothing. Could it be a matter of clout? . . .

 

31 Old Glory: Good Enough for All

 

RICHARD LLOYD JAMES

 

We who live in America should be loyal to America, not to some foreign power. . . .

 

33 Perceptions on 9-11

 

RUSS GRANATA

 

An even-handed policy in the Middle East might have averted the attacks of September 11, 2001,

an American educator argues. . . .

 

37 North America’s Ancient Miners

 

FRED RYDHOLM

 

Vast quantities of copper were extracted in ancient times from the rich deposits located in the Lake Superior country. But by who? . . .

47 The Byzantine State Reexamined

 

DR. M. RAPHAEL JOHNSON

 

Byzantium, generally thought of (if at all) as some sort of backwater of civilization, was in fact ahead

of its time in a number of areas including architecture, medicine and statecraft. . . .

 

51 A New Look at an Old Villain

 

GEOFFREY MUIRDEN

 

Although denigrated as a mere appeaser to Hitler’s Germany, Neville Chamberlain, it turns out, was one tough cookie. . . .

 

53 America’s Role in the Opium Wars

 

STEPHEN J. MARTIN

 

The Opium Wars were not just an Anglo-Chinese affair, as you might think. Actually America was

seriously involved, which may yet lead us to disaster with the emerging superpower of Red China. . . .

 

58 The Night of the Long Knives

 

GEN. LEON DEGRELLE

 

Hitler’s old friend, Ernst Röhm, was plotting to overthrow the chancellor. Hitler eventually decided that Röhm would have to die, preferably by his own hand. But would the charismatic SA leader actually take his own life? . . .

 

67 The Hidden History of the Ninja

 

JOHN TIFFANY

 

An overall survey of the history of the legendary secret ninja warriors of Old Japan is pieced together from the fragmentary documents and exaggerated folk tales surrounding this mysterious group. . . .

 

71 Christianity Under the Swastika

 

MICHAEL MCLAUGHLIN

People often cite Adolf Hitler’s “ill treatment of the Christians” to justify their dislike of Germany’s ill-fated leader. This story argues otherwise. . . .