11) Regarding my quote and your subsequent paragraph, I will need to correct what you imply about Orthodox Jewish “racism”. I have seen versions of it too often, among Greeks and now increasingly by the alt-right throughout the internet—I don’t like the demonization at all, because it is greatly decontextualized and seeks to perpetuate old (Christian/Islamic) stereotypes that should be totally gone by now. I can certainly & strongly condemn what a few Orthodox Rabbis say about some Palestinians using their ancient texts (while I can equally condemn Islamic anti-Jewish texts and behavior), but I can hardly condemn in the same degree what those ancient persecuted and fearful Jews said in the Talmud during their own lifetimes. They were wary of being diluted and used exaggerations to ensure their preservation. There is something we can learn directly from the Jews in this respect, but only after we properly modify it, separating the good from the bad. Let’s be fair and say there are many Jews (Reform and Karaite) who openly don’t like the Orthodox Jews and that’s why the latter don’t even consider them Jewish. Seriously, read Haaretz newspaper from time to time and you’ll understand. On the other hand, McNallen is an idiot precisely because of his European multicultural project of a Nordic “white homeland” on colonized land (a double fault), which is hardly different from Hitler’s concept of Lebensraum, which you may have heard of. Why doesn’t he go back to Ireland, along with the insular Celts in his group? He won’t have the trouble there with his homeland that the Jews are having. But I suppose he’s interested in preaching and adding more numbers to his group—hence the cosmopolitanism.