Originally, the Aryan was probably a nomad, and then, as time went on, he became settled ; this, if nothing else, proves that he was never a Jew ! No, the Jew is not a nomad, for even the nomad had already a definite attitude toward the conception “work”, destined to serve as a basis for further development, so far as he possessed the necessary intellectual qualifications. But he did possess the power of forming ideals, if in a very rarified form, so that his conception of life may have been alien, but not unsympathetic, to the Aryan races. In the Jew, however, that conception has no place ; he never was a nomad, but was ever a parasite in the bodies of other nations. His having on occasion deserted his former sphere of life was not on all fours with his intentions, but was the consequence of his being at various periods ejected by the nations whose hospitality he had abused. His propagation of himself throughout the world is a typical phenomenon with all parasites ! He is always looking for fresh feedingground for his race.
His life within other nations can be kept up in per¬ petuity only if he succeeds in impressing