The Real Reason Hitler Killed 6 Million Jews in Germany

In Hitler’s, Mein Kempf, he indicates that he doesn’t view the Jews as pure Whites. Hence the term, “Semite,” which means half (semi-). Dr. Welsing states:

“The core dynamic of white genetic survival eventually leads whites to a major act of genocide (destruction of the genes of non-white people), or toward genocidal imperatives. Such a genocide occurred in Nazi Germany (1993-1945), wherein the Semite and gypsy populations were classified as non-white and therefore were destroyed” (Welsing, 1991, p. iv). She goes on to say: “It is my view that for the word ‘Semite,’ is the word derived from the Latin prefix ‘semi-,’ which means half. Semites of the Jewish religion are persons from Africa who were half Black and half White” (Welsing, 1982). The intermixing of Indo-Europeans (Canaanites) and Africans (Kemites) produced the semite of antiquity - “Shem” meaning “semi-.” Anthony Browder also says, “The ancient Egyptians saw themselves as ‘Blacks,’ who were portrayed as no different from other blacks in Africa, but were physically and phenotypically, different from the Indo-European (Caucasoids) or the Semites (Mulattos)” (Browder, 1992, p. 52). In conclusion, Whites don’t see Jews as pure Whites, but as mixed.

“The core dynamic of white genetic survival eventually leads whites to a major act of genocide (destruction of the genes of non-white people), or toward genocidal imperatives. Such a genocide occurred in Nazi Germany (1993-1945), wherein the Semite and gypsy populations were classified as non-white and therefore were destroyed” (Welsing, 1991, p. iv).

Dr. Frances Cress Welsing states:

“It is my view that for the word ‘Semite,’ is the word derived from the Latin prefix ‘semi-,’ which means half. Semites of the Jewish religion are persons from Africa who were half Black and half White” (Welsing, 1982). The intermixing of Indo-Europeans (Canaanites) and Africans (Kemites) produced the semite of antiquity - “Shem” meaning “semi-.”

References:

Welsing, F. (1982). The Isis papers: The keys to the colors. CW publishing.