The Ashkenazi Revolution

210marriages. Moreover: The classic sign of the dangerous tear between theWestern world and the Communist world is the strict Communistprohibition against marital links between citizens of Communist lands andcitizens of the West. Against this background, there have already beenseveral tragedies. The leaders of the Kremlin and the leaders of the WhiteHouse are, of course, strongly against any racism or any approach thatconsiders blood ties to be important. But if only it was arranged to wed thesons and daughters of the aristocracy of Moscow and the sons anddaughters of the aristocracy of Washington, humanity would be happy, thestocks of arms manufacturers would greatly depreciate, and the entireworld would understand that this private – so to speak – link symbolizes agreat step toward ensuring peace on Earth.From the perspective of marriage eligibility, the Ashkenazi masses more orless divide the non-Ashkenazim into four clearly defined categories. 1.The Ladino Jew. 2. Small European ethnic groups that are not speakers ofLadino. 3. The higher classes among the Afro-Asiatic Jewish peoples. 4.The backward classes among these people, who will henceforth be called“backward people”. Members of the first three categories can be more orless freely considered as marriage prospects for Ashkenazim, but this is notthe case with the fourth class. These, that is to say, the backward peoplewho exist at the level of the 12 th – 14 th century, and the Ashkenazim, willmarry each other only rarely. Moreover: These things apply also to thenon-Ashkenazi classes that I listed. If Ashkenazim were to awaken fromtheir slumber one day and find that they had ceased being Ashkenazim, buthad turned into Bulgarian-Thesalonikians, even then the question wouldremain in its place, and it might even be more severe; for there is no hopeof widespread marriage between these classes and the backward peoples.This situation, regarding marriage, dictates from the beginning that therewill be, in Israel, two peoples: The Ashkenazi People, which will remainAshkenazi in its essence, but whose blood will change to a certain extentdue to the absorption of Ladino Jewish, and Afro-Asiatic Jewish, blood;and the backward Mideastern peoples, who will almost always marryamong themselves, with a small contribution of blood from the otherclasses.