Who comprises E. Michael Jones' fanbase?

[DDR Yoga]

I just can't work out who he'd appeal to. He thinks race is a fiction, so that's the white nationalists out, and he goes on and on about Jews, so the boomer conservatives are out too.

Who are his audience?

 

[AgendaPoster]

Nation of Islam and hoteps

 

[David Brown]

He thinks race is a fiction

Does he really say that? I know he's a retard christian but I didn't think he was that far gone. I'd look it up but I don't think Google is going to give me very truthful answers from searching "E Michael Jones on race".

 

[DDR Yoga]

Does he really say that? I know he's a retard christian but I didn't think he was that far gone. I'd look it up but I don't think Google is going to give me very truthful answers from searching "E Michael Jones on race".

He absolutely thinks that. I'm not even try to bash the guy. I just can't work out who his niche audience would be.

 

[YE24]

Basically, the Nick Fuentes crowd, and to varying degrees, its neighbours like the Ye-Fuentes crew and the Vox Day crew. At one point, EMJ, Milo, and Rachel Fulton-Brown tried to stage an intervention for Owen Benjamin when he was on a Trinity-denying arc.

He and David Duke are two sides of the same coin. Duke believes that the root of the problem boils down to race (Jews), Jones believes that the root of the problem boils down to religion (Jews).

EMJ is one of the few people who advocates for the labor theory of economics established by the NSDAP. I'm not enough of an expert to lay out the similarities/differences, but this is part of his thought.

 

[CAPTAIN HAPPY]

Really angry religious kids.

 

[BBJ_4_Ever]

Let's not forget, EMJ has a big anti-Medjugorje fanbase still.

 

[Ged!]

As far as I can tell the EMJ "fanbase" mainly consists of older catholics. People who don't necessarily care too much about racial issues, and oppose Judaism on a strictly religious/cultural basis. It's a somewhat small constituency, but he's really the only guy who speaks to them.