@camille1234 presents: An Introduction to Jewish Eugenics

I will be posting, in sections, the book Jewish Eugenics.

The author, John Glad, died in 2015.

He made Jewish Eugenics available as a free download on his website along with his book Future Human Evolution.

http://whatwemaybe.org/

In an attempt to get it more exposure, and to secure it for future reference, I will be working to post the complete book here.

Originally I was just going to post images of the pages. I had some upload issues halfway through but those have passed. I have since learned that images are not saved on the blockchain, only text, so I will also be working to copy/paste the text in the near future.

This book shares a perspective that I have not heard mentioned anywhere else. It is a very important source of information.

From the book:

Recognizing in Washington D.C. (where else?!) the crucial role played by Jews in intellectual life and politics, and by some Jews in the suppression of the eugenics movement, I resolved to go back to basics and create a chronology of the shifting Jewish viewpoints that have led us to where we find ourselves today. And, as the reader will see, the deeper I dug, the more I found. It is now indisputable that much of what might be termed “accepted eugenics narrative” is in crass discordance with the historical facts. A timeline is like a skeleton. As the pieces fall into place, the creature gradually forms and seems almost to peer back at us like a living being, gesturing toward our future from the past. And onto this scaffolding we can grow the muscles, organs, and skin of our destiny.

Do you ever look at transhumanism, gene editing, cloning, the normalization of mental illness, and wonder WHY?

You need to read this book.

Go to Glad's site and download the book. Buy a used copy online. Or read along here on Steemit.

Jewish Eugenics pages:

1 – 11
12 – 58
59 – 107
108 – 111 Macro-Chronology
112 – 165 Micro-Chronology 1844 - 1916
166 – 220 Micro-Chronology 1917 - 1937
221 – 262 Micro-Chronology 1938 - 1960
263 – 288 Micro-Chronology 1961 - 1978
289 – 312 Micro-Chronology 1979 - 1995
313 – 347 Micro-Chronology 1996 - 2003
348 – 383 Micro-Chronology 2004 - 2010
384 – 426 Bibliography
427 – 449 Subject Index
450 – 464 Names Index