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nydus/The International Jew, Volume II: Jewish Activities in the United StatesPublic
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Table of Contents

Section 1

With all the brains and the skill of the country en¬ gaged on the task it would be impossible to supply a fresh drama of quality, hot out of the studios every hour, like bread. .

Where the Jewish, controllers have overstepped themselves is here: they have overstimulated a de¬ mand which they are not able to supply, except with such material as is bound to destroy the demand. Nothing is more dangerous to the motion picture busi¬ ness than the exaggerated appetite for them, and this appetite is whetted and encouraged until it becomes a mania.

Like the saloon business, the movie business is kill¬ ing itself by killing that quality in its customers on which it was built.

Now, as to propaganda, there is evidence that the Jewish promoters have not overlooked that end of it. This propaganda as at present observed may be described under the following heads:

It consists in silence about the Jew as an ordinary human being. Jews are not shown upon the stage ex¬ cept in unusually favorable situations. Among the scenes offered the public you never see Hester

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