How to Recognize a Jew

All Delinquents, Defectives, and Degenerates are either Jews or open supporters of the Jews, many of them being secret Jews.

The first part of this article describes mainly the physical traits of the Jews. Few of these physical traits can be called exclusively, or almost exclusively “Jewish”; therefore, the author makes no greater claim than only to attempt to describe the physical traits at least as much as they are commonly noticed among the Jews.

One with long familiarity with Jews – not excluding, of course, the countless secret Jews living among non-Jews – will eventually develop what may be called a “sixth sense” as fundamental as the other senses: that of recognizing Jews, the ability to instinctively distinguish them from non-Jews. As with other fundamental and instinctive things, the traits that arouse and alert the senses are very difficult to describe. It will be suggested throughout the article that many of the physical characteristics, at least, will be found to differ to a great degree among the Jews; notwithstanding these differences, a common “spirit” or other unknown “link” extending far beyond that of a cultural or religious influence may be said to exist in every one of these Jews, that is unique only to the Jews and which is highly difficult if not impossible to express in words or beyond the realm of personal contact with this race. The writer of this article makes an attempt to describe the traits common to many Jews as far as they can be described in words, but experience and physical proximity will probably be necessary to become familiar with them in the truest meaning.

There are many non-Jews who have some of these features and one must always put everything together before making a judgment, including name and character. The name is usually only a clue, as the Jew is apt to change his name to counterfeit the resident flock; Jews in North America, Australia, and England, for example – especially Jews in roles such as marketing and finance, politics, pornography, etc. – often have surnames such as Smith, Thomas, Williams, Lewis, Taylor, Miller, Johnson, Jones, Adams, and so on.