100 year old conspiracy
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The image of the text from the "congressional record" is simply Abernathy's recitation of the Mullins forgery. That doesn't make it any more legit, which I know must be heartbreaking for you.
not sure of the purpose of your inverted commas, it is the congressional record for June 7th 1957 ie. what people said in congress, transcribed.
As to legitimacy, you apparently place faith in the legitimacy of what anonymous wikipedia editors and the ADL write, despite a lack of evidence. Me, I remain open-minded - I've not seen anything that certainly confirms who wrote the quote originally or where it came from.
The purpose of my inverted commas is that you're using "congressional record" as a term that grants the transcription some legitimacy. This hardly matters when the quote being transcribed is a fabrication in the first place. I hardly think you're in a position to question where I place my faith (which is neither what the ADL nor wikipedia writes) when you're the one citing old Stormfront threads. Eustace Mullins all but admitted to writing it himself.
You remain open-minded because you're an antisemite and that's the sort of atmosphere you like to foster around here. Fair enough -- it's "your" forum -- but it all says more about your own biases than the "mystery" of the quote.
so you doubt the transcription is accurate?
no evidence of this one way or the other. I don't have blind faith in wikipedia or the ADL.
The horror! I also linked wikipedia - absolutely disgusting!
I linked various sources with info about the quote. You've linked nothing, merely expressed opinon.
I don't think anyone disputes he wrote out the quote. It's the origin of the quote that is in doubt. He said he copied it from a document.
and you have no argument
it is a mystery. give me something that shows with certainty the provenance of the quote. Show me where Mullins owned up to coming up with it entirely on his own. you seem to be taking that for granted.
Eustace Mullins said he "copied it from a document." So, your source is "trust me, bro" from a noted liar and propagandist. How come this original document has never been located? How come the larger context of "A Racial Program from the Twentieth Century" has never been published, only this particular quote? How come Eustace Mullins always seems to find himself in sole possession of incredibly overt and damning quotations made by Jews regarding their planned subjugation of the human race?