St. Crispin's Day

  I said before that we need a new religion. I stick by this. Christianity is a clear problem for us in multiple ways. The most obvious is that it’s overly Semitized. The very blank criticism leveled at it as a desert Jewish religion is not entirely wrong. While it was to a degree Hellenized and Germanized in practice, we see it has been still entirely weak and subject to Jewish subversion in the course of the past hundred and some years. The first Christian movements to be subverted were the obvious Judaizing movements, which were emulating Jews from the get-go or at a point when an influential church head decided to split with tradition. Most of the popular Judaizing movements in the English-speaking world and Western Europe as well really started in the past hundred and fifty years. Christian Zionism and the Scofield Bible were funded by Jews, epitomized by one Samuel Untermeyer but it was really a collection of New York banking Jews who bankrolled CI Scofield in the 1880s as Zion

  English is not French. English is not Latin. English is a Germanic tongue at bottom, and attempts to mash Romance words into English mostly end with an unclear mess. Deutsche sind deutlich, Deutsch ist klar. One of the benefits of a tongue which borrows with a cutting eye and has strong pronunciation rules is that things are clear and smart . Simple is better. I think the concept of Anglish is a good one, and in the future we should try to bring English back to essentially how it was around 1500-1700 – that is, a wordstock which was majority Germanic, or somewhere in the neighborhood of about 60%. Between that and reforming common English words away from spellings which preserve etymology to spellings which reflect pronunciation would do a great deal of good. The old printers’ conventions were good and have their place, but I like the way in which French or German work; if you know the pronunciation rules of Cosmopolitan French or Brandenburgish German, you can hear a word and pred