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Ill begin with a confession: I am a failed artist. Ever since I can remember, I
have wanted to paint. The only thing that stopped me was lack of talent. The
first time I did a self-portrait, checking with the mirror in my bedroom to see
how I was getting on, my mother put an abrupt end to my artistic ambitions by
exclaiming, Gosh, what a cute little chimp!
It was a rude awakening for a nine-year-old artist.
About a decade later, I asked myself was art was all about. One day I found
this sentence in a biography of Burne-Jones, and I jotted it down in my diary
and pondered it for a day or two, I mean by a picture a beautiful romantic
dream of something that never was, never will be in a better light than any
light that ever shone in a land no one can define or remember, only desire
and from forms divinely beautiful.
When I read that sentence, I almost fainted. I was a sensitive girl, given to fits
of swooning at the slightest opportunity. It was then I realized there was no
real difference between poetry and painting, between painting and music. All,
in their own ways, sought for God albeit a God who might not exist but
a God nonetheless. God was beauty. God was longing. God was the fire in
the rose.
Thats what I thought then. I was young and foolish.
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Art, I found out later, was about making money. Organized Jewry taught me
this. Art dealer Paul Rosenberg says, A painting is only beautiful when it
sells. Jewish president of the Marlborough Gallery, Frank Lloyd, confirms
this: There is only one measure of success in running a gallery: making
money.
The question we need to ask is: Who runs the Art Market and how did it
become a freak circus?
Art Should Make You Miserable
Lets take a little trip round the art world with Israel Shamir. Mr Shamir, after
all, is not only well-informed about art but is also a tour guide in Jerusalem.
He agrees with me about the sacral nature of art. No art without Christ, he
says. By Christ he means much more than the historical Jesus. He means
the Logos, or Christ Principle, the rule of law in a divinely ordered universe.
Since Darwin and Freud, there has been a complete revaluation of all
values. Everything has been turned upside down. We can mostly attribute
this parlous state of affairs to the machinations of organized Jewry, in
particular to a group of revolutionary thinkers known as the Frankfurt School.
(For a detailed introduction to the ideas of these neo-Freudian Marxists, most
of whom were Jewish refugees from Hitlers Germany who fled to America,
see Chapter 5 of Kevin MacDonalds The Culture of Critique).
Just as one of these Frankfurters, Theodor Adorno, set out to destroy
Western music, assuring the world that atonal music was a good thing
because it was discordant and ugly, others in the group set out to destroy art
and push it to its reductio ad absurdum: lights going on and off in an empty
room, unmade beds with condoms and bloodstained panties strewn around,
and sealed cans containing the artists own excrement.
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his friend Pierre Daix and confided in a low voice, To think that painters once
thought they could paint The Massacre of the Innocents! He was clearly
echoing or anticipating Adornos There can be no poetry after Auschwitz. If
there can be no poetry after Auschwitz, there can be no art either certainly
not Christian art.
Andy Warhol knew better than most how to ingratiate himself with the Jews.
His 1980 series, Ten Portraits of Jews of the Twentieth Century," features ten
portraits of what Warhol referred to as "Jewish geniuses," one of whom was
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir the genius who said there were no
Palestinians, adding with her famous flair for the witty phrase: How can we
return the occupied territories? There is nobody to return them to. Another
"genius" was Sigmund Freud, whom Kevin MacDonald has described as
having perpetrated the greatest scientific fraud of the 20th century a fraud
that was very useful in constructing the culture of Western suicide.
Warhol's portraits of Gold Meir and Sigmund Freud, from his Ten Portraits of Jews of the
Tweneth Century series
Warhol seems to have put his considerable charm to work with Henry
Geldzahler, curator of the Metropolitan Museum of Art an influential Jew
who happened, like Warhol, to be homosexual. Although they were never
lovers, the relationship became intimate, we are assured by one of
Warhols biographers. Andy spoke to Henry on the phone every night before
he went to sleep and every morning as soon as he woke up. I am not saying
that Warhol and Geldzahler were lovers, though others have said so. Thats
of no interest to me. All Im suggesting is that Warhol, a notorious opportunist,
found it helped his career to cultivate the Jews. His appeal, in the words of
film critic Carrie Rickey, was to the synagogue circuit.
Transvestite potter Grayson Perry here he is receiving the Turner Prize for
his inspired pots knew his success depended less on his talents than on
the advertising genius of his plutocratic patron Charles Saatchi. He was well
aware, moreover, that Islamophobia can always be relied on to win friends
and influence people in the Judeocentric art world. The reason I havent
gone all out to attack Islamism in my art, he confides fearlessly, is because I
feel real fear that someone will slit my throat. Avoiding controversial
political statements in the interests of discretion, Perry decided to devote his
life to producing ceramic pots depicting explicit scenes of sexual
perversion. It must have been a tough decision.
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The potter wore bobbysox ... Grayson Perry poses with his wife Phillippa and daughter Flo after winning the Turner
Prize.
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Entrance through the Gate Exit from the Chimney by Joseph Bau
As for Andres Serrano with his Piss Christ and Chris Ofili with his
dung-bedecked Holy Virgin Mary the Madonna surrounded by pictures of
the female genitals cut from pornographic magazines both these
emotionally immature artists were clearly aware that contempt for Christ and
his mother is often pleasing to the Jews.
Chris Oli's Holy Virgin Mary and Andres Serrano's Piss Christ
Artists? These men are more like circus dogs, trained to jump through hoops
and beg for bones from their masters. Its the men with the money, the
Saatchis and the Guggenheims, who crack the whip.
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Dr. Lasha Darkmoon (email her) is an academic, age 31, with higher degrees in
classics. A published poet and translator, she is also a political activist with a
special interest in Middle Eastern affairs. Lasha Darkmoon is a pen name.
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