Kenneth McKilliam

Captain Kenneth Roderick McKilliam (1911-1992) was a British white supremacist, conspiracy theorist, and crank.
McKilliam studied in Australia before going to the University of London to study psychology and sociology. During World War II he served in East Africa and spent sixteen years on the continent as an Educational and Community Development Officer after the war.
During this time in Africa, he developed a belief in an international Jewish conspiracy that was trying to destroy the British Empire. He subscribed to the British Israelist belief that the chosen people identified in the Old Testament were not the Jews but the British. He was also involved with the National Front and the BNP.The New Ensign: Calling The True Israel Peoples. Archived from newensign.christsassembly.com, 7 July 2013.
==Religious views==
A creationist, McKilliam believed the account given in Genesis of mankind's origins. However, he also held that "races of man-like creatures", called Chay Eretz, existed before God created Adam and Eve. He was also certain that Adam and Eve could only have been white:
Of course, anybody who has been to Hebrew school for even a day knows that the name Adam is in fact a Hebrew pun on the word "Adamah," which is Hebrew for "earth" or "soil," the supposed material of Adam's creation.
You can see where this is going.
McKilliam believed that Cain married one of the Chay Eretz, violating God's intentions. God caused the Great Flood to purge the world of human/subhuman hybrids, although some of the Chay Eretz were saved on the ark along with the other animals. Bringing up the curious story of the Curse of Ham, McKilliam claims that Ham was punished for copulating with a Chay Eretz. He did not provide evidence for this interpretation.
The former army captain went on to claim that subsequent warfare between the Israelites and the Canaanites was part of a divinely-ordained plan to wipe out Ham's hybrid offspring. The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, wrote McKilliam, was because of the cities' hybrid inhabitants (makes a change from homophobia, if nothing else).
McKilliam used all of this silliness as an excuse to condemn present-day miscegenation:
==Political and social views==
McKilliam held that World War II came about because Jews scuppered the peace negotiations between Britain and Germany and painted the Nazis as an underdog picked on by Jews.How World War II Came About. Archived from heretical.com, 7 July 2013. He justified his belief in a Jewish conspiracy by citing the Protocols of the Elders of Zion as evidence. His claims included such traditional fare as Jews controlling the mass media (which promotes "masturbation, homosexuality and lewdness")Modesty and Morality. Archived from heretical.com, 7 July 2013. and encouraging race-mixing between whites and non-white immigrants.
McKilliam held similar cranky beliefs about the causes of the first world war, blaming it all on a vast international Jewish conspiracy involving the Illuminati, freemasonry, secret societies, and the Rockefellers and the Rothschilds:
He concluded that Jews should not be allowed to work in the British government or police force:
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