This is a remarkable book in many ways... There is no question of the extraordinary gifts and achievements of the Jewish people and of their enormous contribution to American culture and intellectual life. Also, we all know that Zionists play a large role in United States in the media, in finance, and in international policy. In addition we know that there is rather tight censorship with respect to what may be said about these matters without ad hominen response. The fact of Gentile crimes against Jews throughout history is used to justify this censorship, much, but not all, of which is self-imposed. In my view, through their role in this censorship, Jews are paving the way for the rise of anti-Jewish feeling and perhaps much worse. This book may be simply dismissed as anti-Jewish, but it would be far better to engage it in a scholarly, rather than an ad hominem, way. Instead of discouraging scholars from considering the evidence of Jewish crimes, I wish that Jewish scholars would support freedom of inquiry and explain their reasons for disagreeing in open discussion. Otherwise those of us who seek uncensored truth may be misled by errors and exaggerations in what is usually hidden from us and is presented only at the margins of our society.
Much in this book is offensive to Christians and Muslims as well as to Jews. As a Christian, however, I find the offense to be a stimulus to fresh thinking and repentance. What is selected to be said about us is certainly not the inclusive truth. But it has its truth, and the truth it has should not be neglected.
-John B. Cobb, Jr., theologian, philosopher, and environmentalist
Among his many roles as a public intellectual, Dr. Kevin Barrett has become one of the most important voices of Muslim self-defense in an America plagued by harsh Islamophobic responses to false flag terrorism. An expert commentator on the 9/11 wars against Islam for Israel, this populist scholar has expanded his repertoire as an educator. Dr. Barrett has translated from French to English Laurent Guyénot's ground breaking text, From Yahweh to Zion. Now the English-speaking world has access to the startling interpretations of a Sorbonne-trained medievalist who courageously goes where other scholarly activists fear to tread.
With his newest book Dr. Guyénot claims his place as one of the world's most controversial anthropologists and historians of Jewish religion, ethnicity, psychology and interactions with non-Jews. His provocative explorations extend to his chronicling of the roles of Israeli-centered operatives in the assassination of US President John F. Kennedy and in the violent incursions of September 11, 2001. In both instances Guyénot looks at the Zionist infiltration of the revisionist movements devoted to criticizing the dishonest official cover stories. The purpose of these infiltrations, Guyénot asserts, is to plant alternative characterizations of the two horrific crimes as inside-the-USA-jobs rather than as Mossad jobs. Huge energy is being invested in obscuring the Israeli connection to events that in 1963 and 2001 transformed the landscapes of global geopolitics.
No doubt the thought police will mobilize to prevent Dr. Barrett's English translation of Guyénot's new book from receiving the high level of attention and critical commentary this challenging volume deserves. Such obstructionism should not be allowed to succeed. Intrepid truth seekers have sound reason to interrogate a unique text speaking forthrightly to some of the most forbidden yet strategic topics of our times. In breaking through the taboos Guyénot details the inequities and repressions he sees flowing from intense internal contradictions. These contradictions pit Yahweh's personality as the Jewish tribal God against his role as the Divine Father of a creed claiming universal scope.
-Prof. Tony Hall, Globalization Studies, University of Lethbridge
Laurent Guyénot was born in France in 1960. After graduating as an engineer from the École Nationale Supérieure de Techniques Avancées in Paris, and working in the armaments industry in the United States for two years, he turned to the study of religious history and anthropology. He has earned a PhD in Medieval Studies in La Sorbonne, Paris, and has since authored several groundbreaking books in French on medieval “narrative anthropology,” most recently The Bleeding Spear (2010) and Fairy Death (2011). He has also published an investigation into the psychological and social damage of mass pornography. He has been researching America’s “deep history” for the last eight years, and has been a contributor to Voltairenet.org. His book JFK-911 is a signal contribution to our understanding of the common threads linking the two gravest Deep State crimes in American history.
