Proof of jew domination of politics at the newstand in Barnes & Noble

[lawrence dennis]

The following is an entry from my journal:
2005--9/15--15:00

In Barnes & Noble, Jewish domination on the political magazine rack:

New journal, "The American Interest" (Vol. 1, No. 1) boasts on the cover that it has articles by/about these jews: Joseph Lieberman, Eliot Cohen, Josef Joffe, Robert D. Kaplan, and a couple more who may or may not be jews. There is an article by Zbigniew Brzezinski, who is not jewish (see post below). On the cover is Condi Rice.

On the cover of "The Nation" is jew Alan Greenspan.

On the cover of "The Progressive" is jew Al Franken.

On the cover of "The American Prospect" is 3 1/2 jews: Thomas Friedman, William Kistol, Charles Krauthammer, and Christopher Hitchens.

On the cover of "Reason" magazine is jew Milton Friedman.
Premiere Issue of The American Interest Explores America's Extraordinary Global Role (http://www.prnewswire.com/cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/09-01-2005/0004098108&EDATE=)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 /PRNewswire/ --

Condoleezza Rice, Joseph Lieberman, Francis Fukuyama, and Zbigniew Brzezinski are among the 21 distinguished contributors to the inaugural issue of The American Interest, a new, insightful, independent, non-partisan quarterly-plus-one magazine of American politics, culture and foreign policy, which is available on newsstands and bookstores starting today.

Topics range from the question of how America will wield its power as "The Last Sovereign" to the surprising endurance of family-based businesses. Stops along the way include a proposal to reduce global warming, predictions on the challenges that the next president will face, and the question of whether Hollywood has a tin ear to the cultural desires of its audience.

Opinions on the Iraq war offer an example of the wide array of well thought out but differing analysis that can be found throughout the pages of The American Interest. For instance, Eliot Cohen asserts that "the basic decision to overthrow Saddam Hussein's regime was not merely correct, but courageous." However, Glenn Loury puts forth a vastly different point of view, concluding "nothing in the logic of America's position in the world, nothing inherent in our political culture, and nothing of vital interest to the United States necessitated this misadventure."

The publication aims to "enliven public policy discourse on the full spectrum of issues through essays, interviews, debates and reviews of the highest intellectual and literary quality, with a sense of history and a sense of humor in an eclectic tone and format," announced editor Adam Garfinkle....
http://www.prospect.org/web/galleries/default-image/cover09_05_large.jpg
Note that the author of the cover story on "The American
Prospect" about these jews is Harold Meyerson, another jew.

http://progressive.org/images/covers/cover0905x.gif
Note that on the cover of this issue of "The
Progressive" are mentioned articles by jew Howard
Zinn and by once-married-to-a-jew Barbara Ehrenreich.

[Oy Ze Hate]

Welcome to Amerisrael. Eat your popcorn and enjoy the show. And shuddupalready!

Not you. I knew years ago that America is a big fat jew.

JerUSAlem come true. The jews' paradise on Earth! Brainwashed slaves as far as the eye can see.

[Abzug Hoffman]

This thread should be called "Jews taking America Down the Toilet".

[Alex Linder]

http://progressive.org/images/covers/cover0905x.gif
Note that on the cover of this issue of "The
Progressive" are mentioned articles by jews
Howard Zinn and Barbara Ehrenreich.

I dont think ehrenreich's a jew.

[Fritz Kuhn]

Zbigniew Brzezinski is certainly not a jew.

[Abzug Hoffman]

I dont think ehrenreich's a jew.


Looks like she's a leftie witch who was married to a jew. Uses his judeo-name because she knows she won't be discriminated against with a name like that.

Then again, for all we know, she's related to Rabbi Alexander. http://www.uscj.org/ncalif/sanfranbe/rabbi.html

From 'Nickel and Dimed' to white-collar jobless
00:00 am 10/10/05
REBECCA MILLER Associated Press

Barbara Ehrenreich has just published "Bait and Switch," a follow-up to "Nickel and Dimed," released in 2001.

NEW YORK - For years, Barbara Ehrenreich wrote acerbic commentary on wealth and poverty from the comfort of her home, until an assignment from her editor at Harper's magazine forced her to explore firsthand how millions of Americans live on minimum wage.

Ehrenreich lived in several states working a variety of jobs, from waitress to cleaning woman to sales clerk. To survive, she needed two jobs, seven days a week. The result was "Nickel and Dimed," which has sold more than 1 million copies since its 2001 release and has spent nearly two years on The New York Times list of best sellers. It's also in at least 40 freshman college reading programs.

Now, Ehrenreich has taken on the work force again, this time exploring white-collar unemployment in "Bait and Switch."

This time, she used her birth name, Barbara Alexander (Ehrenreich is her first husband's name; she was married and divorced twice), and a plausible but doctored resume. She spent 10 months and $6,000 trying to land a job while keeping her real identity a secret. "Bait and Switch" chronicles the career coaches, personality tests, boots camps, job fairs and networking events she used along the way.

Writing about social class and economic injustice comes naturally to Ehrenreich, the 64-year-old told said in an interview from the cluttered workroom of her town house in Charlottesville, Va.

She was born in Butte, Mont., and watched her father's journey from a copper miner to a corporate executive. She earned a doctorate in cell biology before becoming an activist and freelance writer, low-paying jobs that challenged her as a single mother with two young children. She has since written 13 books and contributed to such publications as The New York Times, The Guardian and Time magazine.



Q. Did you ever expect "Nickel and Dimed" to be such a hit, especially on col lege campuses?





Ehrenreich: Of course not. Who would want to read about me trying to do these jobs? It's a lot of grubby details.


Q. Was delving into white- collar unemployment a nat ural move after your blue- collar experience?


Ehrenreich: I hadn't thought of doing anything like this after "Nickel and Dimed." I spent four years running around the country, speaking about the issues. What was beginning to catch my attention was the number of letters . . . from people with degrees - not just bachelor's, but master's - who sunk into poverty and couldn't come back. . . . I hadn't thought this was a group in trouble. My curiosity was piqued.


Q. Why did you do "Bait and Switch"? Isn't job hunt ing something that every one puts off, unless they become desperate and then it becomes a necessity?


Ehrenreich: I wanted to see the inside of the corporate world. . . . I thought, how hard can this be? If I go out there with a good resume - which I created - looking for a PR job, and use every possible resource, I should have a good job in four to six months.


Q. Wasn't it easier for you than for the average Joe who really is unemployed? You had an advance from your publisher.


Ehrenreich: I wasn't trying to live on a reduced budget. I was living the way I usually do. This was not about physical deprivation. Of course, a real unemployed person would have been climbing the walls. I was actually working the entire time, taking notes and keeping a detailed journal. I wasn't truly unemployed.


Q. What did you learn about yourself in the pro cess?


Ehrenreich: I didn't like myself, or at least some things about myself as I tried to adapt. I had all these coaches telling me to be proactive, perky, positive, upbeat, self-confident, but that's not me. I'm self- confident but not perky. . . . I found out that I'm not a nice person.


Q. Was any part of it actu ally fun?


Ehrenreich: There were laughs. . . . My first career coach used "Wizard of Oz" dolls. All I could think was, "Whoa, where am I? How do I process this?"


Q. Do you have any rec ommendations for turning around the system?


Ehrenreich: One of the immediate consequences has to be universal health insurance. . . . We also need more unemployment benefits. . . . The unemployed have lots of time on their hands. They could become lobbyists - especially the while-collared folks. They have computer skills, communication skills - think about what they could do in front of Congress. . . . Corporations need to look at what kind of obligations they have to the community and its members.


Q. What are you working on next?


Ehrenreich: I've been working on something for 10 years. It's a historical book, a sweeping, synthetic book about festivities and ecstatic rituals and why we don't have enough of them anymore.

Q. So no follow up to "Bait and Switch"? No scathing look at the execu tive world?

Ehrenreich: I would love to get into the executive suites, but how? . . . I thought about going into the lives of the rich and idle, until I realized I would probably have to undergo plastic surgery.

On the Internet: www.barbaraehrenreich.com

[Abzug Hoffman]

http://www.barbaraehrenreich.com/images/ehrenreich.jpg

She looks Jewy in this picture.

[lawrence dennis]

Zbigniew Brzezinski is certainly not a jew.It would appear that you are correct and I am wrong. It seems he is of good Polish stock:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/c/c1/Brzezinski.jpg/250px-Brzezinski.jpg
Zbigniew Brzezinski (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zbigniew_Brzezinski)
... Zbigniew Brzezinski was born in Warsaw, Poland, in 1928. This was a brief period of independence for Poland, after having been erased from the map by neighboring powers: Austria, Prussia, and Russia. He was the son of a Polish diplomat, Tadeusz Brzeziński, who had fought in the Polish ArmyRed Army in the 1920 Polish-Soviet War. Tadeusz Brzeziński was posted to Germany from 1931 to 1935, and Zbigniew Brzezinski would thus spend some of his earliest years witnessing the rise of the Nazis. From 19361938, Tadeusz Brzeziński was posted to the Soviet Union during Stalin's Great Purge. against the to

In 1938, Tadeusz Brzeziński was posted to Canada. In 1939, the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact was agreed to by Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union, and subsequently the two powers invaded Poland, once again erasing Brzezinski's homeland from the map. The Yalta Conference further sealed the fate of Poland, and Brzezinski's family could not safely return to their country....

[lawrence dennis]

I dont think ehrenreich's a jew.You are probably right. Here is an excerpt from an essay she wrote, admitting that her surname is jewish, but she claims to be white. Of course, she writes like a jew....

Never Give Up:
Speech At The Breaking Bread Forum
by Barbara Ehrenreich (http://gos.sbc.edu/e/ehrenreich.html)
November 10, 1997 -- ... Six months later -- after Mark Fuhrman, after the revelations about the Philadelphia Police Department, the Pittsburgh Police Department, the New Orleans Police Department -- after the emergence of an armed and for the most part, viciously racist, militia movement -- after the latest statistics on incarceration by color, showing that one-third of black men are in the grip of the criminal justice system, one way or another -- after all that, no one can deny the continuing vitality of racism :rolleyes: as a force in American life. This is a fine time, a perfect time, to be saying to one's white neighbors or co-workers: Now do you understand why so many African-Americans cheered O.J. Simpson's acquittal? Now do you understand why a million black men would march behind even a Louis Farrakhan to be counted in Washington? To show that they still exist, that they can still stand up and be counted?

But if it's a fine time to be advancing the progressive cause by confronting racism, it is also a hard time. Because you look around and there is no morally inclusive civil rights movement -- probably nothing that should be called a civil rights movement at all. That march of a million men, for all its pride and promise, bears the ineradicable stain of ignorant and spiteful prejudice -- and in all the talk of "atoning," there was no atoning for that.

Nor was there any message, or much of a message -- just in scattered speeches now and then -- of social redemption that includes us all. No vision of multicultural unity against the real forces of social destruction and division. Only a vision, which as the Wall Street Journal so perceptively noted, is as deeply conservative in spirit as that other huge movement of men -- the Christian (and mostly white) Promise Keepers, where the "promise" is, of course, the restoration of patriarchy.

Here's where the issue of loneliness comes in. To those of you who want to march to that drummer, I have to say "Goodbye -- goodbye for now anyway." I can't join, I can't even applaud from the sidelines. As a white person, as a white woman, as a white woman who bears a Jewish surname -- I can't be any part of this.

It's not my feeling of hurt that is important here. Because I can understand, dimly anyway, the historical devolution from Martin Luther King to Louis Farrakhan. I can understand that it was fueled by declining black hope and increasing white brutality, by mounting poverty and relentless racism. If I ask myself what did I do, over the last 30 years, to halt these forces of cruelty and hate that brought us to Farrakhan? I would have to answer, truly and honestly, not enough. Far from enough.

So the issue is not the loneliness of hurt but the loneliness of moral abandonment, which goes far deeper. The civil rights movement was once the moral code of all our movements, spawning feminism, spawning an anti-war and anti-militarism movement, reviving and challenging the trade union movement, gestating a movement of the poor of all colors. The civil rights movement was not our only hope, but it was perhaps our finest hope. ...In the image at
http://www.oscareinzig.com/bookexpopressroom2005/067h.jpg
she looks like she really is white.

[Lagergeld]

B&N actively works with the ADL regarding "anti-hate" activism, and I saw a year or so ago that B&N removed a magazine from their news stand after it devoted an entire issue to the Jewish question. I dont remember the name of the paper, it was Free American or something, the one that is put out by that biker in New Mexico.

Its always funny how Jews have adopted such German-sounding surnames that include words like Reich or Deutsch.

[lawrence dennis]

B&N actively works with the ADL regarding "anti-hate" activism, and I saw a year or so ago that B&N removed a magazine from their news stand after it devoted an entire issue to the Jewish question. I dont remember the name of the paper, it was Free American or something, the one that is put out by that biker in New Mexico.Yeah, that was the Spring or Summer of 2004, I think. I remember seeing that issue on an independent newstand and later I saw a different issue of the same magazine at Barnes & Noble. And, now that you mention it, I haven't seen 'Free American' at B&N since then.

He used to have several articles from back issues online, but I don't see them anymore: http://freeamerican.com/

[Fritz Kuhn]

You must have missed this cover story - "Are Jews Smarter"?.

http://www.newyorkmetro.com/nymag/toc/20051024/index.html

[Alex Linder]

What ought to be done is a media biopsy. Take a slice of media -- one month at random. Come up with some methodology for testing jew control. As many indices as possible - ownership, writers, topics, content analysis. And run these tests across the board for every single publication found on some famous newsstand. I think that would be fascinating. It's another way of revealing media control.