(Dr. David Makow, at 96)
HenryMakow.com – June 14, 2025
Today is Father’s Day
After my father wouldn’t let my mother feed me as a baby, except at meal times, the die was cast. We could never be friends because my crying had made me his adversary for life. Only after he died did I realize I still loved him. But it was too late.
( DISCLAIMER – This is not so much a eulogy to my father as an epitaph to our relationship. It’s more about me than him.)
Everyone is fixated on the slugfeat in the Middle East, but June 15 is Father’s Day. Let’s not forget to honor our fathers. The destruction of Fatherhood is central the Illuminati subversion of civilization.
by Henry Makow PhD
(Updated from 2020)
I am not the world’s greatest father and I didn’t expect my father to be perfect either.
A Polish Jew, he overcame many obstacles. His parents were murdered by the Nazis when he was 19. He survived the war by pretending to be a Gentile, did four years of high school in one, entered the MIT of Europe at the top of the entrance exam, became a physicist, and built a new life in Canada.
FATHER OR FRIEND?
The low emotions of whinge-blame-swagger, which are one, completely rule the Jews. Jesus and others, who would teach gratitude, forgiveness, humility, are pointedly rejected, because the criminal emotions are too attractive to them.
its the same relationship jews have with JHWH :
MORE FEAR THAN LOVE !
a god like that we GOYIM dont need .
My sincere condolences to Henry after losing his Polish Jewish father. If his father lost his parents to the Nazis that would explain much HM’s viewpoint of Hitler.
My own father was a very strict German Catholic, and still goes to morning mass every single day. A physicist also. I have learned to appreciate his discipline after being let loose on the world which will eat you alive if you are not.
Father’s are role models for how to deal with this world. I am sorry to hear of your loss Henry.
My father lived only half the years Henry’s father did. I recall my mother’s mentioning that his older brother always resented him because, as first-born son, the former got the brunt of his parents’ fundamentalist “Christian” upbringing (Church of the Brethern, Pennsylvania) and my father received much more lenient treatment. An electrical engineer by education and trade, my father never set foot inside a church once he left home, even after he married my mother, a devout Catholic to the end of her days at age 92.
In retrospect, particulars of the past seem to matter less or not at all. First born and son, my relationship with my father was terrible through all the years we lived together. Upon his death, I, aged but 18, felt freed of his heavy hand, able to go into the world and make my way — finally! Yet, I too cried upon his sudden, unexpected passing. Years later I had a dream, meeting my father again. I got to say to him words I never did: “We could have had so much fun together!”
Yet I too proved a lousy father to my children. By bitter experience, then, so true these words from the Old Testament, (Exodus 34:7): Keeping mercy for thousands, forgiving iniquity and transgression and sin, and that will by no means clear the guilty; visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children, and upon the children’s children, unto the third and to the fourth generation.
Thank you, Henry Makow, for sharing. Thank you, Rixon Stewart, for re-posting.
It is disturbing they gave the experimental jab to a 96 year old man – ridiculous! But it’s extremely doubtful his parents were murdered by the “Nazis”. They most likely died from disease such as Typhus. It is well known by intelligent people that Zyklon B was used to disinfect clothes and bedding, not murder people. A little research will confirm that.
Its easy to blame bad parents,, no its the individual, only you can change, just BC father was a bad parent doesn’t mean we have to imitate and do the same thing to our children,IMO its just an excuse to blame some1 for our own bad parenting,, my up bringing was tough yet I didnt act that way to my children quite the opposite i would always think of my dad and how he behaved and I would do the opposite, oooooh yes how easy it is to blame our parents, good or bad it is in the individual to change if they really wanted to,
BTW, The One true God does not give his real name in any bible I’ve ever read, God says in OT, (old testiment) I am who I am ,I Am. God does explain no sinner can pronounce his Holly name, it takes a pure heart to pronounce Gods name,,, Shock Horror,,, Je’ Hovah is not Gods name neither is JhWh,, I Am who I Am ,,,Amen
I am so, so sorry for your loss, Henry. The pain of losing a parent is tough. Tougher still the pain of a seeming unrequited love. He must have been terrified of being a dad, your dad.
It’s taken me half a lifetime (and much therapy) to realize and accept that my adoptive mother was so driven by fear that she could create little else in her life. And yet, the signs were there, in her attempts to ameliorate the damage she could recognize. Many years later I tried to see the world in how she might have perceived it and i felt compassion for the first time.
I think now she was the an imperfect instrument and the perfect parent who prepared me for this terrible time we in which we find ourselves.
You can’t know how important you are and how far your reach in expressing your true sight with courage and humility. Many blessings to you and all you hold dear.
Through it all Henry, you are a good man. We can all look back and see some unhappy moments in our lives. I always enjoy your writing because you inform us and teach us and you do it with truth. An Arabic expression upon one’s death is Allah yerhamo…May God Bless Him.
Holohoaxers often live into their nineties–quite a lot of “Survival going on there”
Correction: quite a lot of “survival” going on there
Yukon Jack must be another moniker used by girly boy Carl Jones
It is always those wascalry Nazis.
A jew is a jew wherever they go, whoever they are or whatever they do.
Henry Makow is no exception. I don’t trust him anymore than I do Nuttyyahoo.