November 2018 issue of The New Ensign Magazine. 40pp PDF
November 11 Remembrance Day
This month, in the UK and Commonwealth, those who gave their lives to fight for their country, in world Wars 1 and 2 will be remembered at ceremonies taking place in numerous communities including the Cenotaph in Whitehall.
Many who have made a point of studying the real history of world wars 1 and 2, know that the people of UK, Europe and USA were deceived into going to war, which was a war between kindred people. Rather than fighting for freedom, they were pawns and canon fodder for the New World Order. In hindsight and with sadness, it can be seen how the enemy within, with 2 blows, removed millions upon millions of our brave patriots, and thus weakening true Israel. Continue reading “New Ensign 111 Nov 2018”
Some years ago I was present at a pantomime in which an incredibly dirty and unkempt beggar haunted one scene after another, receiving condescending kindness from the heroine, but from everybody else the disdain which his state appeared to warrant. Then, when the crisis of the play arrived, with the hero in direst need, there was a blinding flash which consumed the beggar’s rags and revealed him, bright-eyed, marcel haired, and in a suit of glittering armor, as no less a personage than our patron Saint—St. George for Merrie England. Gazing at the heroic figure thus disclosed I saw that his smug countenance was beyond all question Jewish. Here, expressed in unconscious symbolism, was indeed the apotheosis of the Jew.