Jewish psychology

Bram Stoker by Karl Radl ABRAHAM STOKER, better known as Bram Stoker, is one of most famous Anglophone novelists in history. He is best known for being the author of the quintessential Gothic novel: Dracula. The interesting thing about Stoker is that while many people admire him as the populariser of…

by Kerry Bolton CARL GUSTAV JUNG (1875-1961), in founding Analytical Psychology did so as a break and a contradistinction from the psychological school of his mentor Sigmund Freud. The Jungian and the Freudian stand as the contrasts between the Germanic and the Jewish world-views in the realm of psychology.…

INTERESTED IN some Freudian statistics? Item — The President’s Commission on Mental Health (1977) stated that 25% of all Americans suffer from severe emotional stress and 32 million need professional psychiatric care. Item — A National Institute of Mental Health psychologist…

by Cholly Bilderberger ONE UPON A TIME there was a place called Palm Beach. It filled a very important function in American life by making it possible for the newly rich to obtain instant social position. Consider Josh Cosden, a onetime streetcar conductor from Baltimore who made his fortune in Oklahoma…

by Andrew Hamilton JEWS HAVE MANY unique psychological characteristics that render them radically unlike non-Jews. One quality Jews possess in one-on-one situations, and even group situations, is a keen sensitivity to the subtleties, nuances, desires, thoughts, and emotions of non-Jews. They…

by Dr. William L. Pierce IS IT “anti-Semitism” which makes them behave the way they do? Is it the fact that Gentiles “persecute” them which causes them to develop their nasty habits and their aggressive behavior toward Gentiles? That’s what they would have us believe. Their behavior toward each other…