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Which Way is West A Place or a State of Mind? One Man's Journey to Find Out

Dick Elder

This is the story of a man who gives up a comfortable life to follow his dream. The timeframe for this tale is during a turbulent decade—the 1960’s.

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The book was referenced as a 1970s anti‑Semitic work that has become a key text for white supremacist groups, and it was cited while discussing how government messaging echoes extremist rhetoric. Tracy Mumford highlighted its role in shaping hateful ideology, framing the title as an example of dangerous propaganda.

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Episode: The Push to Rein In ICE, and How the Government Is...

It was cited as a 1970s antiSemitic book that serves as a key text for white supremacist groups.

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For example, one post from DHS included a link to join ICE, along with the phrase, Which Way, American Man? That slogan is nearly identical to the title of an antiSemitic book from the 70s titled, Which Way, Western Man? Which is a key text for white supremacist groups.

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