Is it available some where?
From reading synopsis by a bunch of people it seems he was putting forward some rather anti-semitic views. Unless holocaust denying is not considered anti-semitic.
This seems like a well sourced study
http://sicsa.huji.ac.il/acta25.pdf
Thanks for this honest and well considered response SomeGuy.
You know, I honestly don't recall Butler being a holocaust denier, and I don't believe he was . . . though I do recall him disputing some of agendas put forward by those who used the holocaust as a justification for their actions.
As an example: he didn't particularly go along with the ultra-right wing Zionist terrorist bombing of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem on 22 July 1946. It killed a lot of innocent people.
But he was also the first to acknowledge that the Jews (in Europe) got shafted during and after WW1 and during and after WW2.
He simply wrote of the facts of activity by and against them.
His main theme was that they have been a major force in international finance . . . though not the only force . . . and that they had misused their "insider position" to the detriment of others . . . rather like Wall Street today
He simply wrote to expose that.
It was him, if I remember correctly, who first revealed to me that Bukharin had been looked after here in the US by certain Wall Street interests during WW1 and that Rockefeller put $5,000 (or was it $10,000?) in Bukharin's pocket when he was shipped back to Russia to help the Bolsheviks pull the Russians out of the war against the Allies. Bukharin was actually arrested by the Canadians (still at war against the Germans) when his ship refueled at Halifax . . . but US pressure (Government and Wall Street) caused his release.
It is to be noted Russia was the world's second largest producer of oil at the time after the Rockefeller monopoly.
Butler was down on all forms of vested interest action against the good of decent people and the system of fair play and government he believed in . . . he in fact was rather Ron Paul-like.
He simply spoke unpleasant truths
a little politically incorrect.
And by the way, Butler's book that Mick cites was simply the academic exercise of taking each of the points as listed in the earlier work "The Protocols of Zion" and and seeing where and then citing exact time/place and form of such being implemented and by whom.
Butler also cited the fact that the maniac Hitler embraced "The Protocols of Zion" as the/a main reason for his evil actions against the Jews, which actions by Hitler Butler condemned. It's also to be noted that it was a Jew, strangely enough, that incited Hitler to action with the use of the "Protocols." . . . It's a fuggen weird world we live in.
Anyhow, as to getting a copy of the Butler book??? I do know when I was researching for my first book, I ran across microfiche copies at the New York Public Library . . . it depends on where you live and how "serious" a library you have there . . . but it is in the major libraries of the world UK British Museum, Paris, Moscow, NYC, and certainly in the Australian National Library in Canberra.
Oh, and to note here: it is classified and filed under "anti-Semitic literature" in NYC . . . . well, it did say some unfavorable things about some Jewish people and named names
The other thing to note is that, wrong though it is to be agin a group of folk simply because of religion, culture or race, and Butler was not; he wrote in the climate of the times (1930's & '40's) and the "Jewish problem" was very much an international political issue of the day. Younger folks do not know this.
In all honesty, I have a 15,000 word document (a particular chapter in my first book) that deals with my meetings with George Knupffer, the author of "A Struggle for World Power." (Knupffer's book is available: Amazon it . . . it's worth the read!)
In it we go through the insider, behind the scene truths behind the Russian Revolutions (there were 2 that most folks crunch into one) and also the real deal behind the set up and execution of the establishment of the US Fed Reserve among other things. These are some of the things Butler wrote on.
Butler also wrote another book titled: "
The Money Power Versus Democracy." It's a bit of a masterpiece
Problem is, I think it is too big a doc to post up on ESMB.
But as a treaser, here's a little bit of info revealed to me by Knupffer that I cite in that part of my book. This is Knupfer speaking to me:
You know President Wilson even sent $20 million of American taxpayer money to the Bolsheviks to support them and help them retain power after the takeover?! It was taken out of his special $100 million war fund, as was revealed in a later 1919 Congressional Inquiry. That's how intent the monolpolists were to have the Bolsheviks stay in power!"
Rog