Monday 3/4/19

In der news.

An Alt Right music video?

DNA testing for Jewishness in Israel is good, don’t you know; we have to keep Israel Jewish!  After all, we must have our priorities.  Of course, that this means that Jews are genetically distinct from the White Gentiles among who they live – “Russian” Jews being different from ethnic Russians and can be identified as such genetically – is overlooked.  They’re HuWhite Men of the West!

While most (not all) members of Der Movement take an uncritical view toward contemporary ancestry testing, I’m going to start working on a critical analysis of some of the more popular ancestry testing companies, to demonstrate the gaping flaws and misinterpretations.  That analysis will clearly demonstrate that the companies are at best misleading customers and that Nutzi interpretations are, as usual, dead wrong.

Of course, given the distinctiveness of Jewish genetics, and that partial Jewish ancestry is sufficient for the law of return, the testing regimen works out well for Israel.  More precise testing is a problem, for the reasons that my analysis will examine. Concentrating on genetic kinship, which is politically relevant, would obviate many (If not all) of these problems.  However, if ancestral component testing is of interest, fundamental flaws need to be corrected.

And let us not forget that Hart’s “fantastic book” may be banned by Amazon!  We can’t have that!  All hail the multiracial “White Separatist State” that will include “Asians and others.” Hail HBD!

Bad political judgment.  Anyone else?  I mean maybe Greg can think of another “movement leader” with impeccably bad judgment.  Let’s ask Hermansson, Lewis, and Pilleater.

Counter-Currents:

This might warrant comparisons with Bruce Springsteen, another East Coast Italian-American…

The facts:

Bruce Frederick Joseph Springsteen was born on September 23, 1949, at Monmouth Medical Center in Long Branch, New Jersey.[4] He was brought home from the hospital to Freehold Borough where he spent his childhood. He lived on South Street and attended Freehold Borough High School. His father, Douglas Frederick "Dutch"[5] Springsteen (1924-1998), was of Dutch and Irish ancestry, and worked as a bus driver, among other jobs, but was unemployed most of the time. Springsteen said his mother, Adele Ann (née Zerilli), a legal secretary and of Italian ancestry…

Is there a “one drop dago rule?” Springsteen is as much Northern European (Dutch-Irish) as he is Southern European (Italian).  Me, I consider someone to be “Italian” if they have four Italian grandparents. Apparently, others have a different opinion.