Hey everyone. Let's do a new reading for Substack and for the supporters here.

This may be a book that some of you have heard of by Maurice Samuel called You Gentiles.

It's pretty infamous. Anilop Hill has their own version of it.

Let me show you how they describe it here.

They say, there has been no shortage of writings detailing and incompatibility

between Jewish and Gentile peoples from a variety of sources and perspectives.

Many of these fade with the circumstances that sparked them, but a few make lasting contributions

to the understanding of millennia of conflict.

Preserved by his own stature as a titan of Jewish literature, Maurice Samuel authored

you Gentiles in 1924, which persists as one of the most visceral and fundamental

contrasts of Jews and non-Jews. Samuels writes with confidence as a recipient of several awards

for his writing, including the Anisfield Wolf Book Award and the Itzik Manger Prize.

With reference to his own deep familiarity with the collective Jewish experience,

Samuel makes no qualification for his belief in the spiritual, racial, and religious

incompatibility of Gentiles with his own people.

His thesis culminates in the ultimate rejection of any possible reconciliation

between these peoples.

So it's very easy for people to say that, oh, that's just one person writing.

Well, I mean, this is somebody who was very celebrated in his day.

Wikipedia describes him.

He was actually born in Romania.

His family, then they went to England.

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