Arthur J. Jones: American Neo-Nazi, Holocaust Denier, and Perennial Political Candidate

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Arthur J. Jones, 72, is an American neo-Nazi, white supremacist, and Holocaust denier. In 2018, his website called the Holocaust a “racket.” He has also characterized it as “the biggest, blackest lie in history” and “nothing more than an international extortion racket by the Jews.” Over more than four decades, Jones has run many times for various political offices — including for the U.S. House of Representatives — but has never been elected.

Quotes: “The white majority are fed up with all of these lying, cheating, thieving, warmongering, child molesting political pimps and whores in this corrupt and decadent two party, Jew party, queer party system.” | “You Jews media, you’ve gone absolutely nuts. You think that Adolf Hitler is revived from the grave, or something….The Jews control basically the country, the Congress, the economy, the media.”

Sources: Wikipedia, CNN.com

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“[T]he foundations for extremism usually are held in check by various restraints. Societies are not liberal, moderate, progressive, and free because almost all their citizens – let alone their politicians — are liberal, moderate, progressive or committed to the freedoms of others.

“But societies consistently avoid extremism when the infrastructures of freedom are strong: when key institutions and norms encourage a more decent, rights-respective, lawful politics; when powerful social movements and independent media hold leaders to account, expose rather than reinforce political fantasies, and champion the rights of the vulnerable; and when information is produced and scrutinized by scholars, civil servants, and non-governmental organizations devoid of either government repression or vested interests.

“Yet no infrastructure is rigidly immovable, and once key components are eroded and weakened, once sections of the political and cultural elite attempt to mobilize the foundations of extremism, the system of restraints can swiftly collapse.

“While genocide on the scale of the Holocaust is historically exceptional, its central lesson is that the broader danger of extreme atrocities is not. In the words of the great historian Ian Kershaw, the Holocaust ‘lit a warning beacon that still burns brightly: it showed how a modern, advanced, cultured society can so rapidly sink into barbarity… It showed what we are capable of.’ Only by rejecting false narratives of conflict and polarization, and maintaining systems of rights and freedoms for all, can we hope to prevent that capability from once more becoming a reality.”

— Jonathan Leader Maynard in his incisive article “Could It Happen Here?: The Holocaust and Atrocities in the 21st Century” To read the entire article, click here.