Reader’s Comment: When Jan debated Dr E Michael Jones – Why Dr Jones cannot be woken up regarding Race

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[A supporter of my website wrote this to me recently. Jan]

He wrote:
I particularly enjoyed your final comment on the E. Michael Jones stream. That man seems to be laboring under an unfortunate delusion, but I hope you managed to wake him up a little.

My Reply:
I’m glad you enjoyed that show and that debate. I really enjoyed getting a chance to talk to him. However, I must tell you that you are wrong if you think that ANYTHING I said to him would change his mind. You don’t understand him. He is a devout Christian and a Devout Catholic and it was clear from things he said that RACE is an issue that he cannot accept. In his case, he is a Christian, especially a Catholic and for him to remain true to his faith and his beliefs, he CANNOT accept RACE as a reality.

Furthermore, in the show he was countering my argument that the history of North America is racial, and he said he was busy writing a book already to COUNTER THIS. I think he may have mentioned Quebec. I have since studied a bit of American history, and I am right that race DID MATTER to most White Americans. This included the British especially and other Western/Northern Europeans, who married inside their race. But Jones is right about Quebec. The Portuguese, Spanish and French were all following a policy of breeding with Indians and other non-Whites. This is true especially with the French in Canada. They accepted their half breed children as being "French". The British and the other Europeans did not accept any half breeds into their society. They were racists.

While the Catholics are stronger against the JEWS, they are weaker on RACE. I’ve found that Protestants are weaker on JEWS but much stronger on RACE.

Dr Jones is a Catholic, and there is no argument I will ever be able to make that will change his mind about race. His faith is what drives him and he will never accept any racial argument.

Even so, I said what I said and I did enjoy chatting to him, and it gave me a chance to get an insight into him.