Neil Baldwin's "Henry Ford and the Jews" which explores the background for Ford's persistent and eventually life consuming attacks on Jews. What could possibly stir a man of such great industrial strength to devote his life towards promoting hate? What sort of person could fall into this trap? To understand the meaning of this book, one must explore the motivations, prejudices, and outright envy which propelled Ford to this end.

Aftermath of US's invasion to Iraq which was an obvious conspiracy of Jews in the US, Henry Ford's predictions, more than 80 years ago, are quite right. The Jews, the most notorious creatures on earth, are claiming to repair the world, not for the sake of Americans, but for the benefits of damned Jews aorund the world. Those Jews are titled by Henry Ford as "international Jew". It is a MUST read book for every American.

And before people start jumping up and down claiming anti-semiticism, please look up the meaning up this word. The semites cannot be accused of anti-semiticism.

This publication provides verifiable proofs of Jewish dominance and their role in various governments. Also, proofs were also provided how the Jewish media doesn't think twice of attacking Christianity but cries anti-semiticism foul even when christianity is being defended.

Its a pity that the Jewish lobby has forced this book out of print. However, you can still read an online version of it at [website]

The great founder of the world's automotive industry, genius of American enterprise. This one man contributed more to humanity than millions of Zion followers who are determined to attack anyone who dares to study their methodology. Henry Ford conducted a scientific research in the field of history and practices of this powerful ethno-religious group and shared this with the American public in the book called "The International Jew". If you, the reader, ignore him, that perhaps would cost you more than him.

An excellent guide to Henry Ford's anti-Semitic ties and conduct, including (possibly) financing Hitler. And short too-you can read it in a few hours.

The best part of the book had nothing to do with anti-Semitism: an account of a libel trial in which Ford fought an accusation that he was "ignorant" but in doing so proved his ignorance. For example, when asked about the American Revolution, he said "I recall something like that happened in 1812." I find it reassuring to know that today's teenagers aren't the only people ignorant about history.