content: Rome was "always multicultural" huh....  Eustace Mullins History of the Jews:  "Scholars and historians have offered many reasons for the downfall of the Roman Empire. One leading theory is that “the Fall of Rome stemmed from a gradual dissolution of old values”. This theory fails to state just who dissolved these values, but the record speaks for itself. Another theory is that the barbarians swept over Rome. True, this happened, but why? Why did the finest army in the world lose its will to fight, and allow naked tribesmen to take Rome without a fight? It is the same story that we find in the fall of Egypt, in the fall of Babylon, in the fall of Persia.  And here too, as in the case of the previous civilizations, we find that the parasitic community of Jews had developed a terrible pathological hatred of their gentile host. In his “History of the Jews,” Kastein says, page 192,  “To the Jews, Rome constituted the quintessence of all that was odious and should be swept away from off the face of the earth. They hated Rome and her device, arma et leges, with an inhuman hatred. True, Rome had leges, laws, like the Jews. But in their very resemblance lay their difference; for the Roman laws were merely the practical application of the arma, the arms . . . but without the arms, the leges were empty formulae.”   In this extraordinary paragraph, Kastein admits the feeling which the Jewish parasite always feels for the gentile host, “an inhuman hatred”. So terrible is this hatred that the most important thing for the Jew is to mask his feelings. Consequently, he always appears bearing an olive branch. His first word is “Shalom or Peace”. It is this necessity to conceal his true feelings which leads the Jew to conduct his affairs and his meetings in secret. "