Wall Street Journal Reviews Book: “Einstein’s Mistakes”
Historical Truth Slowly Comes Out
by Ian Mosley
Here and there, bits of ragged cover-up are beginning to fall away from the history of the 19th and 20th centuries. For example, several recent references to the widely known but never spoken fact by historians that contrary to the official version of history, Queen Victoria utterly despised her Jewish prime minister Benjamin Disraeli and would not even allow him to sit down in her presence. Revisionism is slowly catching up with Jewish propaganda in the field of history, and not just regarding the Holocaust, but in other fields that are less entrenched and dogmatic.
Now, slowly but surely, the bloom is coming off the Albert Einstein rose. The Wall Street Journal (hardly a “grubby extremist wedsite”) has recently reviewed a book which once again clearly states something that many open-minded Gentiles in the scientific community have known for several generations–that the “great Jewish genius” Albert Einstein was a fraud and a plagiarist, essentially a mediocre bungler, who was put up on a pedestal by Jewish media hype.
The Journal tells us “Ask anyone where E=mc^2 comes from and you will invariably be told ‘Einstein.’ The name is forever paired with the famous equation, and the two together — emblazoned on T-shirts, public monuments and book covers — are synonymous with genius, like the image of the wild-haired physicist himself. The problem is that Einstein was not the first to discover the equation: It was known for several years before he presented it in his celebrated 1905 paper.”
In other words, Einstein plagiarized it. In fact Einstein did not cite any references in his 1905 paper, which borrowed heavily from the great European physicists of the time. (more…)