Not quite sure what the author's aim is, but I skimmed through the article and came to my own conclusions. Seems that he's trying to use the discrimination of old to deflect criticism on the ongoing financial crisis away from Jews and perhaps is making a call to Jews to band together and feel good about their accomplishments.    One point he fails to mention is the Jew Warburg's (one of many) role in the creation of the Fed. Who gives a toss if a few poor little Yids weren't able to rise to the upper echelon of banking as recently as the late 1960's? Those that controlled the credit taps were most certainly Jewish so his point is moot.    I've been in contact with a lot of old acquaintances recently and I'm pleasantly surprised how many of them have woken up and now able to entertain ideas of the Zionist threat to the survival of the white race.