Authentic News with Jim Fetzer, March 26, 2026 Hour 1

“Report shows Yale College’s Jewish enrollment share fell, and asks why”

“Out of the eight Ivy League schools (last time I checked, which was about two years ago) … [s]ix were run by Jews, Brown was run by a Black lady, and Dartmouth was run by a Korean American.” (Dr. Patrick Slattery; renseradioarchives.com/archives/dduke/hr2022421.mp3)

“67% … of the graduate students at Harvard are Jews. 67%! That’s an over representation which is beyond human belief.” (archive.org/details/Duke.20171124)

“This began with a Jew named Kaplan who began having these prep courses … in the ’50s and ’60s where they would memorize the test and then give the students the questions, and that worked because the SAT until the ’80s used the same or similar questions every year. So basically Jews broke into the Ivy League by cheating. Now [that] they’ve got their foothold in, they don’t need to cheat anymore; they just control the provost and the administration….” (archive.org/details/Duke.20170720)

“[I]f you factor in all the measures of merit … the Jewish students were only 14 times as likely to get into Harvard or other elite schools as their White counterparts with the same merit.” (Dr. Patrick Slattery; archive.org/details/KaganRobotGeorgeRBN)

It would be a scandalous, inexcusable thing if a Jew were 50% more likely to get into Harvard than an Aryan with the same test scores, but that’s not the way it is. The Jew is 14 times as likely to get in. It’s stunning and almost beyond belief. How can this be? This must mean that the Jews are the rulers of America.

“Lindsey Graham Just Compared Iran to Iwo Jima, where 7,000 Americans Died”

“Japan was not really ‘opened’ to foreign commerce until after a British fleet had bombarded the city of Kagoshima and reduced it to rubble, and another British fleet, with a few American, French, and Dutch vessels added to make it seem international, levelled Shimonoseki in 1864….” (Revilo P. Oliver; “The Yellow Peril”)

The Yankees and the English sailed halfway around the world in 1864 to destroy a city in a country that was no threat to them, a country that had no modern weapons with which to defend itself.

Imagine this. After the shelling of their city begins, a Japanese couple and their little girl hastily seek shelter in their cellar. As the bombardment continues, the girl hears the yelping of her terrified puppy who is tied up in the yard. Before her parents can stop her, she runs outside to rescue him. A Yankee with a telescope in the crow’s-nest of his ship sees her and yells to the crew, “A little Jap bitch thinks she’ll save her dog! Give her hell, men!” As she is carrying her pet and running back to the cellar, she is brought down by a piece of shrapnel in her guts. As she lies screaming in agony, the Yankee yells triumphantly, “She’s down! The Jap bitch is down!” And then all of the Yankees on the ship laugh and spontaneously begin singing “The Battle Hymn of the Republic”.

“American aviators would be released from the Army, Navy, and Marine air corps to be hired as mercenaries through the Intercontinent Corporation, … which would hire them ‘under contract with the Chinese government’ …. Japan would thus be unable to prove that the Roosevelt government’s pretense of neutrality … was odious hypocrisy….

“The plan for the sneaking attack on Japan … [was one] that Roosevelt obviously had authorized no later than 15 April 1941, eight months before Pearl Harbor…. The bombers would use incendiary bombs to devastate Japanese cities and fry Japanese civilians.…

“Only difficulty and delay in diverting weapons promised the British prevented the plan from being carried out on schedule and enabled Japan to get in the first blow….” (Revilo P. Oliver; Liberty Bell; July 1989)

Paul Craig Roberts (“The Demise of Western Law Dates from the Nuremberg Trials”):

“At Nuremberg the British, Americans, and Soviets, who had committed worse war crimes than the Germans, sat, immune from accountability, in judgment. ‘The winners write the histories’ and hold the trials….

“The Great Moral Western World thought this was appropriate punishment for a country that dared to retrieve its national borders from the Treaty of Versailles that had dismembered Germany despite guarantees by US President Wilson. The fact that WW II was started by Britain and France declaring war on Germany is left out of the story.”

Thomas Goodrich (Summer, 1945: Germany, Japan and The Harvest of Hate):

“Soon after the outbreak of the European war in 1939, the Roosevelt administration staged numerous provocations against Germany in hopes of igniting a military response—freezing German assets, giving fifty naval destroyers to Germany’s enemy, Great Britain, depth-charging German submarines. [Despite] these breaches of neutrality, and more, the Germans did not fall into the trap and failed to retaliate.”

“Unaware of the vicious propaganda aimed at them in America, when proud SS units surrendered to the US Army they naively assumed that they would be accorded their rights under the Geneva Convention and respected by fellow soldiers as the unsurpassed fighters that they certainly were. Instead, moments after giving up their weapons thousands were simply beaten bloody, then slaughtered where they stood. No less than seven hundred troops of the 8th SS Mountain Division were massacred by the Americans soon after surrender. Likewise, members of the SS Westphalia Brigade were marched a short distance then shot in the back of the head. Elsewhere, other SS units fared no better for the unwritten but understood orders from above were ‘no members of the SS shall be taken prisoner.'”

“Although SS troops were routinely slaughtered upon surrender, anyone wearing a German uniform was considered extremely fortunate if he was merely punched, kicked, then marched to the rear.

“‘Before they could be properly put in jail,’ records a witness when a group of little boys were marched past, ‘American GIs … fell on them and beat them bloody, just because they had German uniforms.’”

“Even before war’s end, thousands of German soldiers who somehow escaped being murdered by the Americans when they surrendered and who actually did reach a POW camp, nevertheless soon died in captivity from starvation, neglect and, in many cases, outright murder. At one camp along the Rhine River in April 1945, each group of ten men were expected to survive in the open, on a plot of mud a few yards wide, in cold, wet weather, without shelter or blankets, with virtually no food. When the Americans finally ‘fed’ the prisoners, it was one slice of bread that had to be cut ten ways, a strip for each man. A voice on the camp loud speaker arrogantly announced: ‘German soldiers, eat slowly. You haven’t had anything to eat in a long time. When you get your rations today from the best fed army in the world, you’ll die if you don’t eat slowly.’ This mocking, murderous routine continued for three months. Once healthy prisoners soon became barely-breathing skeletons. Like clockwork, large numbers of dead were hauled away every day.”

“Expecting an army of heroic liberators, the Europeans were naturally surprised and shocked at the lack of discipline among the Allied forces, especially that of the Americans. Drunkenness, theft, wanton destruction of public and private property, casual sex on streets and in parks, but above all, violent sexual assault—many French soon referred to the American occupation as a ‘regime of terror … imposed by bandits in uniform.'”

“many French soon referred to the American occupation as a ‘regime of terror'”

“After raping one woman, a GI bragged that he had ‘liberated’ her. In an apparent attempt to make the job easier for their men, some US officers required all homes to state the names and ages of their inhabitants and then nail the lists to their doors.”

“As with the Soviets, the Americans seemed to have no age limit and an elderly woman of 65, or older, could expect to be raped just as could a child of seven, or younger. There were other similarities. Revealed an Allied official:

“‘German women were more frequently injured, beaten unconscious, abused more frequently in front of husbands or relatives and more frequently penetrated orally or anally by GIs than by the British or French.’

“‘Americans look on the German women as loot, just like cameras and Lugers,’ confessed a reporter for a New York newspaper.”

“Nor did one notice any longer the thousands of black and bloating bodies lying in the German countryside, on farms, in pastures, along fields, by roads, in ditches, the bodies of gray old men and fresh-faced boys of the Volkssturm, or militia, the pathetic last line of defense; disarmed, beaten, then murdered in cold blood by the … American army … , murdered as they desperately tried to surrender, to somehow survive a war that was already over.”

“fresh-faced boys … disarmed, beaten, then murdered in cold blood by the … American army … as they desperately tried to surrender”

“Reinforcing this dehumanization of the enemy were American political and military leaders. Hard-nosed navy admiral, William Halsey, US commander of operations in the South Pacific, seemed determined that not a single Japanese in his sphere of operations would live long enough to even reach a concentration camp.

“‘Kill Japs! Kill Japs! Kill more Japs!’ Halsey exhorted his men time and time again. ‘Before we’re through with them, the Japanese language will be spoken only in hell.’

“Thus, in what was perhaps the worst-kept secret throughout all branches of the US military, it was this tacit directive to all American servicemen, high and low, that there was to be absolutely no mercy shown the enemy either during combat or after capture.

“‘You will take no prisoners, you will kill every yellow son-of-a-bitch, and that’s it,’ yelled a marine colonel to his men as their landing craft was about to touch shore on one Japanese-held island.

“Following the very first fight on the very first island that the US invaded, Guadalcanal, the merciless, murderous pattern was set. ‘After an all-night, hand to hand struggle,’ admitted one marine, ‘the Japanese [wounded] were bayoneted on the beaches.’”

“‘Japanese,’ noted an American early in the war, ‘were known to come out of the jungle unarmed with their hands raised above their heads, crying, “Mercy, mercy,” only to be mowed down by machinegun fire.’

“Time and again, on every contested island and every spit of sand, Japanese soldiers and sailors were slaughtered the instant they raised their hands and walked forward to surrender. ‘If one gets to our rear area alive,’ admitted one US officer, ‘it’s only because we … can’t afford to shoot.'”

“In addition to the murder of prisoners, numerous other atrocities occurred. When one marine battalion captured a Japanese field hospital containing over four hundred unarmed men, including patients and medics, all were slaughtered on the spot.”

“Wrote a witness:

“‘When they flew Japanese prisoners back for questioning on a C-47, they kept the freight door at the side of the plane open, and when the questioning of each man was concluded, he’d be kicked overboard before they reached their destination.‘

“Other Japanese were captured alive, not for what they might know, but merely to provide hellish entertainment. According to one account from New Guinea, ‘they took forty-nine Japanese prisoners, tied them up in a tight ring, doused them with airplane fuel, and burned them all.‘ Another American recounted watching as a terrified Japanese captive was simply beheaded by a US soldier with a sharp machete.”

“Even when it was obvious to all that Japan would be defeated, a 1944 opinion poll found that a significant percentage of the US public still favored the utter extermination of all Japanese men, women and children, across the board.”

“Some injured women, those who had suffered savage, repeated rapes or actual war wounds from the desperate fighting all around, awoke to find themselves being treated in local hospitals or even at US medical field camps. But even there the violent assaults continued. One victim, a child, was raped by a GI in front of her father who happened to be in the tent tending to her. Any Asian male—father, son, brother, stranger—who attempted to stop the attacks was himself murdered on the spot.”

“Admiral William D. Leahy, former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, heartily agreed:

“‘It is my opinion that the use of this barbarous weapon at Hiroshima and Nagasaki was of no material assistance in our war against Japan. The Japanese were already defeated and ready to surrender. My own feeling was that in being the first to use it, we had adopted an ethical standard common to the barbarians of the Dark Ages. I was taught not to make war in that fashion, and wars cannot be won by destroying women and children.’

“‘The use of the atomic bomb, with its indiscriminate killing of women and children, revolts my soul,’ former US president, Herbert Hoover, added shortly after the news reached him.”

“‘Highlights of the entire Twentieth AF blitz against Japan was the last five months of dynamic operation. In reaching this fiery perfection, which literally burnt Japan out of the war, the Twentieth came a long way from its meager [beginnings]…. In its climactic five months of jellied fire attacks, the vaunted Twentieth killed outright 310,000 Japanese, injured 412,000 more, and rendered 9,200,000 homeless…. Never in the history of war had such colossal devastation been visited on an enemy at so slight a cost to the conquerors.’

“One might add that never in the history of war had so many women and children been murdered, both in Germany and Japan, and never in the history of war had so many of the murderers felt so little concern for the victims or so little moral compunction over the deed itself. Truly, World War II was the dark divide at which man willingly, even eagerly, began his slide back down that slippery slope of human evolution.”

“In the spring of 1946, American GIs cut the phone lines in Nagoya and raped every woman they could get their hands on, including children as young as ten. At another city, US soldiers broke into a hospital and spent their time raping over seventy nurses and patients, including one who had just given birth. The mother’s infant was flung to the floor and killed. Male patients who tried to protect the women were themselves killed. In the same year, Australian troops in Kure routinely dragged young women into their jeeps then spent the night raping them at a nearby mountain. ‘I heard them screaming for help nearly every night,’ recalled a witness.”

“Clearly, much like his general on Okinawa, the commander of Japan simply had no desire to play ‘Santa Claus’ to a despised enemy. The conditions of hunger and homelessness did not improve for years under MacArthur. Millions of Japanese simply starved on scraps that ‘did not reach the level necessary to sustain a healthy life.'”

Part of a poem (“We Are Those People”) written by the great American poet Robinson Jeffers during World War II:

   the next
Great war’s column of dust and fire writhes
Up the sides of the sky: it becomes clear that we too
   may suffer
What others have, the brutal horror of defeat—
Or if not in the next, then in the next—therefore watch
   Germany
And read the future. We wish, of course, that our women
Would die like biting rats in the cellars, our men like
   wolves on the mountain:
It will not be so. Our men will curse, cringe, obey;
Our women uncover themselves to the grinning victors
   for bits of chocolate.