HansHill wrote: ↑Tue Apr 07, 2026 8:37 pm A request to any / all of the "Fake Jew" theory proponents active on the board:
Dr MacDonald has famously written at length and at academic rigor, about the varying differences in mentality and behaviour between Jews and Gentiles. The MacDonald theory is falsifiable and successful in explaining, modeling and predicting Jewish behaviour, specifically ethnic ingroup preference. In addition, the MacDonald theory of antisemitism for example, assumes as part of its premise, fundamental differences between Jews and Gentiles, to explain the varying differences in the modes of behaviour between the two population, arising ultimately in conflict.
My request:
If "Jews" are simply "fake Jews" who are in turn simply Gentiles, please explain this observation in the context of Dr MacDonald's work - Is Dr MacDonald wrong? If so, why? What did he neglect? How do you know he neglected it, and what accounts for the discrepancy? Why specifically should anybody believe the Fake Jew theory over the MacDonald theory?
Q. Is Dr MacDonald wrong?HansHill wrote: ↑Thu Jul 16, 2026 11:06 am Whenever I see arguments of this kind, appeals to the fraudulent Jews, I have a question that I always ask. I have asked it before on this forum and I never seem to get a satisfying answer, maybe you have the answer.
HansHill wrote: ↑Tue Apr 07, 2026 8:37 pm A request to any / all of the "Fake Jew" theory proponents active on the board:
Dr MacDonald has famously written at length and at academic rigor, about the varying differences in mentality and behaviour between Jews and Gentiles. The MacDonald theory is falsifiable and successful in explaining, modeling and predicting Jewish behaviour, specifically ethnic ingroup preference. In addition, the MacDonald theory of antisemitism for example, assumes as part of its premise, fundamental differences between Jews and Gentiles, to explain the varying differences in the modes of behaviour between the two population, arising ultimately in conflict.
My request:
If "Jews" are simply "fake Jews" who are in turn simply Gentiles, please explain this observation in the context of Dr MacDonald's work - Is Dr MacDonald wrong? If so, why? What did he neglect? How do you know he neglected it, and what accounts for the discrepancy? Why specifically should anybody believe the Fake Jew theory over the MacDonald theory?
MacDonald's work focuses precisely on the part that you agree can be mapped. His work is evolutionary psychology, not theological. So this paragraph actually reads like you agree with MacDonald and his work, rather than disagree.A. Humans can be categorised by ethnic grouping based on Ancestral data and DNA.
Religious beliefs are abstract. They are not reducible to merely ethnic background or DNA.
Tribal loyalties can also be abstract.
We have been over this and similar before, here is a good summarizing post from Wetzelrad with direct passages from one of your studies:Most people who identify as ashkenazi jews have little to zero semitic DNA.
4)Wetzelrad wrote: ↑Mon May 26, 2025 6:43 pmRight, and this later sentence says the opposite for their paternal ancestry.HansHill wrote: ↑Mon May 26, 2025 11:23 am I have not read this fully, and I will read it when I get the time, however on a surface level speedread this seems to jump out from the "Discussion" section:
Maternal ancestry.Overall, it seems that at least 80% of Ashkenazi maternal ancestry is due to the assimilation of mtDNAs indigenous to Europe, most likely through conversion.
Which basically means the female founders were more European and the male founders were more Middle Eastern. A very common finding.As might be expected from the autosomal picture, Y-chromosome studies generally show the opposite trend to mtDNA (with a predominantly Near Eastern source) with the exception of the large fraction of European ancestry seen in Ashkenazi Levites22.
This is far too weak to be satisfactory. This suggests that 16 million gentiles in the world presently have been spoofed into becoming ethnocentric at their core. This can be easily tested: describe a mechanism whereby the remainder of gentiles can also be spoofed into becoming equally ethnocentric?‘Jews’ are self-deluded
Its not antiquated nonsense, its a perfectly relevant set of categories in the modern day in 2026, as it was in Germany in the 1930s, and again we can test this. You can walk into the Gaza strip right now, and every Jew knows exactly who is a Jew, and every Arab knows exactly who is an Arab. For this to be "antiquated nonsense" as you suggest, both sets of people would have no clue about each other.E.g. False premise: the idea that people can be classified in 2026 as either ‘jews’ or ‘gentiles’.
That I regard as antiquated nonsense.
Fair enough, and yes i condensed this 80 year old man's lifetime work into two paragraphs so i think you'll excuse me for the condensing. But if my conclusions are incorrect, I would invite you to read his books and offer more precise interpretations? The main books of the series are:Now it does not mean that. So — without reading his work and just going by your simplified condensation of it — the conclusions you are imputing to him are much to imprecise and rely on what appear to be false premises.
They had a difficult time and had to use invented categories (e.g. degrees of ‘mischlinge’ statusHansHill wrote: ↑Thu Jul 16, 2026 1:01 pmIts not antiquated nonsense, its a perfectly relevant set of categories in the modern day in 2026, as it was in Germany in the 1930sE.g. False premise: the idea that people can be classified in 2026 as either ‘jews’ or ‘gentiles’.
That I regard as antiquated nonsense.
I suggest to you that you are describing and mixing a.) the abstract self-identifications and b.) empirical DNA evidence. The Palestinians are genetically of ‘semitic origin’.
Yes. Both groups have little empirical understanding of their actual ethnic origins. See above.
Again you are mixing empirical distinctions with abstract tribal and religious loyalties.
I agree he knew, but… You are misunderstanding me. Solzhenitsyn was detailing the history of people who self-identify as belonging to an international but abstract tribal loyalty. That group of self-deluded people definitely exist!HansHill wrote: ↑Thu Jul 16, 2026 1:01 pm Ditto for the Russians in the 19th century. Similarly, Alexander Solzhenitsyn knew exactly who he was writing about in his book "Two Hundred Years Together". So it seems that the label "Jew" works just fine as a functional categorical class when analysing the real world.
That's a bit of a misconception. Due to equivocation fallacies.Travis wrote: ↑Thu Jul 16, 2026 6:42 am Judaism is a religion ordained unto the 12 tribes of Israel. In this sense, it is the religion of a particular ethnicity. It began when Jacob receives his father Isaac's blessing instead of Esau (Genesis 25:29-34). This was the beginning of the nation of Israel.
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I refer you again to the thread above if you can please take the time to read it. According to your own study that you posted in that thread, the very Jews you are talking about are noted to have ~60% middle east ancestry, with the remainder being European. To categrically assert that a population with ~60% ME ancestry are not Middle Eastern is astonishing. At best they are described as a genetic kline which has also been described in that thread.The Ashkenazi Jews are of genetically of ‘non-semitic, European origin’
THE SEGREGATION OF THE JEWISH GENE POOL
The thesis that Judaism is an evolutionary strategy does not rely on the proposition that Jews represent a distinct race. The minimal requirement for the present theory of Judaism as a fairly closed group strategy is that there be genetic gradients between well-defined groups of Jews and gentiles within particular societies that are maintained by cultural practices. It is the genetic gradient and the coincident competition between significantly different gene pools that are of interest to the evolutionist. Clearly, such a proposal is compatible with some genetic admixture from the surrounding populations. However, an evolutionary perspective must also consider the hypothesis that widely dispersed Jewish populations have significantly more genetic commonality than local Jewish populations have with their gentile co-habitants, since this hypothesis is relevant to developing an evolutionary theory of the patterns of altruism and cooperation among widely scattered Jewish populations.
He then builds upon both points nicely as the book continues. For example, for Palestinians to have less European admixture makes perfect sense, because Palestinains did not migrate in the same volume and waves that the Jews did. We are simply pointing out the obvious here.GENTILE REPRESENTATION IN THE JEWISH GENE POOL
We have seen that Jewish populations tend to resemble local populations to some extent genetically. Although these findings could be due to selection in the diaspora environment, they are also compatible with the possibility of some gene flow between populations. Indeed, it would be rather remarkable if there was no gene flow at all into the Jewish gene pool from gentile populations living in close proximity over several centuries. The data reviewed in Chapter 4 indicate that in fact there have been low levels of gentile proselytism to Judaism over the centuries, and Patai and Patai (1989) suggest that the rape of Jewish women by gentiles as well as the illicit affairs of Jewish women with gentile men may also have influenced the representation of gentile genes in the Jewish gene pool.
I would not get too hung up on the legendary genealogy. Not to be dismissive if you have traditional views on this, but 12 tribes literally descended from 12 brothers? And that still being meaningful today in 2026? Nah. Population genetics doesn't work that way. Populations aren't perfectly endogamous like that. Most modern scholars interpret the patriarchal narratives as later literary constructs rather than literal history.Travis wrote: ↑Thu Jul 16, 2026 6:42 am Judaism is a religion ordained unto the 12 tribes of Israel. In this sense, it is the religion of a particular ethnicity. It began when Jacob receive his father Isaac's blessing instead of Esau (Genesis 25:29-34). This was the beginning of the nation of Israel.
What we have today are mere remnants of the 12 tribes of Israel scattered amongst the nations. Those who descend from the lineage of Judah/Juden (the leader of the 12 tribes) are said to be 'Jews'. However, what we see today is that there are many who claim to be "Jews" and are not, but are imposters (Revelation 3:9).
Again, I don't think the distinction you are trying to make is meaningful. Absent divine intervention, there is no way to identify modern descendants of Judah, the son Jacob. Many scholars do not even think Judah existed, and even if he did we wouldn't have his DNA. And even if you we could test for his DNA, it wouldn't mean anything because that group of people would not be a coherent identity today.These people seek to undermine Judaism by infiltrating then sabotaging an identity that does not belong to them. They are fraudsters.
For more information on this co-opting of the rightful Israelites, read the Parable of the Wheat and Tares (Matthew 13:24-30). It is very important to understand that just as there exists legitimate Hebrew Israelites, there are those who have positioned themselves within the Church in order to undermine and destroy from within (a common tactic of the enemy).
Unfortunately, this 'Synagogue of Satan' controls Zionism and the modern State of Israel. The problem is that many mistakenly blame the Jewish people for the problems caused by this seditious group of fraudsters.
Isn't this a bit of a reach? You're saying that this one verse out of the Bible, removed from its context of two millenia ago, actually refers to some group of modern Jewish imposters that you struggle to identify? I don't think so.
I don't see any strong evidence to support this view, nor do I see why anyone should care. It is of no concern to a Christian or an atheist if Jews are having internal identity struggles. Why should it be our responsibility to defend the reputation of Jews? Regardless, the poor reputation of Jewry is longstanding, not owed to some new sect.
Yeah. Ok.
That you think the official narrative of the Kirk killing is sound and that all credible and logical refutation of it as “outrageous” demonstrates to me that on that topic you are a gullible dupe with little powers of independent thought or critical analysis. That doesn’t bode well for your ability to think independently on any topic. It suggests that you can only learn and regurgitate from sources you regard subserviently as being ‘authoritative’.