Henry Ford

Name: The International Jew: The World's Foremost Problem — When Editors Were Independent of the Jews
Author: Henry Ford

The International Jew: The World's Foremost Problem… (1920)

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“The International Jew: The World's Foremost Problem — When Editors Were Independent of the Jews”, published in 1920, is a work by Henry Ford. It explores elements such as New York, Herald and Bennett.

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Henry Ford, The International Jew: The World's Foremost Problem… (1920)

“ But the victory was a financial victory over a dead man. The moral victory, as well as the financial victory, remained with Bennett as long as he lived; the moral victory still remains with the Herald. The Herald is immortalized as the last bulwark against Jewry in New York. Today the Jews are more completely masters of the journalistic field in New York than they are in any capital in Europe. Indeed, in every capital in Europe there is a newspaper that gives the real news of the Jews. There is none in New York. ”

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Henry Ford, The International Jew: The World's Foremost Problem… (1920)

“ A newspaper is founded either on a great editorial mind, in which event it becomes the expression of a powerful personality, or it becomes institutionalized as to policy and becomes a commercial establishment. In the latter event, its chances for a continuing life beyond the lifetime of its founder are much stronger. The Herald was Bennett, and with his passing it was inevitable that a certain force and virtue should depart out of it.
Bennett, advancing in age, dreaded lest his newspaper, on his death, should fall into the hands of the Jews. ”

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Henry Ford, The International Jew: The World's Foremost Problem… (1920)

“ The Herald, a three-cent newspaper, enjoyed the highest prestige, and was the most desirable advertising medium due to the class of its circulation. It easily led the journalistic field.
At that time the Jewish population of New York was less than one-third of what it is today, but there was much wealth represented in it.
Now, what every newspaperman knows is this: most Jewish leaders are always interested either in getting a story published or getting it suppressed. There is no class of people who read the public press so carefully, with an eye to their own affairs, as do the Jews ”

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Henry Ford, The International Jew: The World's Foremost Problem… (1920)

“ And thus the situation will remain until Americans shake themselves from their long sleep, and look with steady eyes at the national situation. That look will be enough to show them all, and their very eyes will quail the oriental usurpers. ”

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Henry Ford, The International Jew: The World's Foremost Problem… (1920)

“ The moral is: whatever comes out of New York now must be doubly scrutinized, because it comes from the center of that Jewish government which desires to guide and color the thoughts of the people of the United States. ”

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Henry Ford, The International Jew: The World's Foremost Problem… (1920)

“ The Jews of Philadelphia secured suppression there, but because of Bennett’s unflinching stand there was no suppression in New York.
A newspaper is a business proposition. There are some matters it cannot touch without putting itself in peril of becoming a defunct concern. This is especially true since newspapers no longer receive their support from the public but from the advertisers. The money the reader gives for the paper scarcely suffices to pay for the amount of white paper he receives. In this way, advertisers cannot be disregarded any more than the paper mills can be. ”

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Henry Ford, The International Jew: The World's Foremost Problem… (1920)

“ But he was resolved upon preserving the honor of independent journalism. He never bent to the policy that the advertisers had something to say about the editorial policy of the paper, either as to influencing it for publication or suppression.
Thirty years ago the New York press was free. Today it is practically all Jewish controlled. This control is variously exercised, sometimes resting only on the owners’ sense of expediency. But the control is there and, for the moment, it is absolute. One does not have to go far to be able to find the controlling factor in any case. ”

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Henry Ford, The International Jew: The World's Foremost Problem… (1920)

“ And as the most extensive advertisers are the department stores, and as most department stores are owned by Jews, it comes logically that Jews often try to influence the news policies at least, of the papers with whom they deal.
In New York it has always been the burning ambition of the Jews to elect a Jewish mayor. ”

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