Carolyn Yeager presents a number of topics, based loosely on the wisdom of upholding the highest standards:

•  Background on the writings by Leopold and Willy Wenger on carolynyeager.net;
• Acknowledgment of the passing of a great warrior, Douglas Christie;
• The psychological effect of donation giving, as discovered by Carolyn;
• Unending demands of Jews for more rights, influence and power to determine who can be politically viable and who can’t;
• Charles Krafft portrayed by Public Radio as possible mentally ill and senile because of his purported “antisemitism;”
• The amazing inability of modern day “forward-thinking intellectuals”  to deal with historical/holocaust revisionist thinking;
• Beware of the Michael Ford translation of Mein Kampf, shown to be the work of an entrepreneur interested in money rather than a scholar interested in faithful representation;
• Comparison of passages from various translations show the pitfalls of reading translations; thus the more familiarity one has with the language and author the better.

Image: German edition of Mein Kampf put out by the NSDAP, 1937. This very edition was given to me as a gift. The text is in a Gothic typeface – very typical of German texts in that day, but talk about hard to read!