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The slaughter of cities

Book by E. Michael Jones

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Oct 15, 2026

Pete QuiñonesHOST
10:20
Radical integration and, um, you know, just forcing ...
Pete QuiñonesHOST
10:26
You know, it's like what, um, E. Michael Jones talks about in The Slaughter of Cities, just forcing y- a school that goes from y- we'll talk about this in the book, from a, an overwhelming percentage of white to a pr- a majority Black, and that happens in a couple years.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
10:46
And just what we know from populations moving and when that happens, that things, things are not gonna work out well.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
10:57
And this is why he writes this book and, uh, details not only what's happening, but especially with the union, the teacher's union in New York, so.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
8:07
Radical integration and, um, you know, just forcing...
Pete QuiñonesHOST
8:13
You know, it's like what, um, E. Michael Jones talks about in The Slaughter of Cities, just forcing y- a school that goes from y- we'll talk about this in the book, from a, an overwhelming percentage of white to a pr- a majority Black, and that happens in a couple years.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
8:33
And just what we know from populations moving, and when that happens, that things, things are not gonna work out well.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
8:44
And this is why he writes this book, and, uh, details not only what's happening, but especially with the union, the, the teachers' union in New York, so.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
21:39
Yes, he has
Dark EnlightenmentGUEST
21:39
... a big, a big fan of his work, particularly, particularly Slaughter of Cities.
Dark EnlightenmentGUEST
21:44
But, right.
Dark EnlightenmentGUEST
21:45
I mean, just, just think about that for just a second, okay? If the average girl that you...
E. Michael JonesGUEST
28:45
So, you know, I'm agreeing with you, Nick, but, uh, you're not, you don't have the full story.
E. Michael JonesGUEST
28:50
You just don't have the background that you would have if you read, uh, The Slaughter of Cities.
George BorisHOST
28:58
Okay.
George BorisHOST
28:59
So, um, I wanna play the devil's advocate a little bit too here.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
21:10
Yes, he has
Dark EnlightenmentPANELIST
21:11
... a big, a big fan of his work, particularly, particularly Slaughter of Cities.
Dark EnlightenmentPANELIST
21:15
But, right, I mean, just, just think about that for just a second, okay? If the average girl that you...
Dark EnlightenmentPANELIST
21:20
average, we're not talking dead-on bag average at age 18 is 185 pounds, and you're constantly exposed to other women from other groups, and you're told all the time that, oh, secretly they like your group, but they don't actually, and they're slimmer, and they're more feminine, and they're, and they bake, and they, you know, they do all this other stuff that women are supposed to do, and you're constantly told like, "Oh, no, the, the reason all of this stuff happen." Of course you're gonna get this outstanding, ridiculous resentment.
George BoyerHOST
2:51
It was always a fascinating place, kind of badass in our imagination.
George BoyerHOST
2:55
And after reading your book, Slaughter of Cities, it really made me think, how did it come to be like that? What happened to Detroit? What is the history of this urban decay? So what is your answer to that? Social
E. Michael JonesGUEST
3:14
engineering.
E. Michael JonesGUEST
3:15
Next question.
E. Michael JonesGUEST
5:56
Now, why did they do that? Okay, because they wanted to kill two birds with one stone.
E. Michael JonesGUEST
6:01
We need the Negroes here to work in the factories, but we're also going to break up ethnic neighborhoods because they're not American.
E. Michael JonesGUEST
6:08
And the man who was the architect of this, who wrote the book, also 1942, was Gunnar Myrdal.
E. Michael JonesGUEST
6:15
a Swedish socialist who got imported to the United States to write a book called the American dilemma, which is a justification for social engineering.

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