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NOTE TO BUYERS: I strongly suggest you work with me to get an estimate on how much it will cost for me to buy a copy and ship it out to you using your payment to my Cash app, as Lulu runs this book at ridiculous prices. Cash app is $fashynavy2 and email is william122796@tutanota.com. My flat purchasing rate is $8.08, half Lulu’s price, plus shipping.In addition to carrying on the great white American tradition of monumental entrepreneurship, ethical business missions, and past-master engineering, Henry Ford was also one of the world’s most fruitful students on the Jewish Question. For eight long years he fearlessly studied and reported weekly on the Jewish Question despite extreme Jewish libel and slander; finally he was forced to retire this service after they threatened to financially choke him. No student of the Jewish Question disputes his findings, and in fact he is one of the greatest contributors to our knowledge thereof today, but many readers may have been frustrated by the limitations of the newspaper format. Well, now- for the first time in over 100 years- William Schnarr has undertaken the first fully researched and resourced edition of The International Jew, the 4-volume archive of nearly all Ford’s original articles pertaining to the JQ. Due to the age of the papers and Ford’s tendency to cite contemporary papers, many sources are lost forever, if not extremely difficult to track down, but even what can be confirmed with the aid of modern technology will shock and amaze readers, just as it did Schnarr as he found Ford’s evidence. Although many citations are from The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion- a controversial pamphlet to this day- there are also many citations, from contemporary Jewish newspapers to centennial almanacs archived in the University of Minnesota. These documents all work to shatter once and for all the veneer of Jewish libel and slander, and show bright and clear Ford deserved every bit of credit that his admirers give him for his work on The Dearborn Independent.
