“Sweden is Solidly Anti-Israeli”
CAIF Senior Research Fellow, Gadi Taub, met recently with Quillette European Editor Paulina Neuding in Israel, where the two discussed Swedish anti-semitism, the Malmö intifada and the future of Swedish immigration policies. Neuding explained that anti-semitic behaviors practiced by protestors and citizens are precipitated by the anti-semitic attitudes and policies implemented by the Swedish left and the Sweden Democrats. “This [problems with immigrants] is causing social tension, but it’s also causing political tension,” Neuding said. “We have a party [Swedish Democrats], 17 point something percent no other party wants to touch or talk to because they used to be Nazis.” Neuding added although five years ago her perspectives on the new social and political divisions in Sweden would have barred her from appearing on Swedish media, her writings and opinions now receive less criticism. “The discussion is much more open now,” Neuding said. “This conversation can no longer be suppressed.”

“It is Scandalous What They Have Done!”
CAIF Senior Research Fellow, Gadi Taub, met recently with Jordan B. Peterson in Zurich, where the two discussed philosophy, theology, and psychology. Peterson sharply challenged the American Psychological Association (APA) statement on masculinity, near the conclusion of this important interview. “I am absolutely ashamed to call myself a psychologist in the aftermath of the APA publication,” he said, adding that, “it is scandalous what they have done.” According to Peterson, it is fatherlessness, not patriarchy, that leads to dysfunction. Civilization channels innate aggression to productive uses, he argues, disputing the widespread neo-Marxist view that aggression is taught and produced by the system. “Aggression is innate,” he says, “peacefulness is socialized.”

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