Charles -- I quoted the pertinent section from the 1965 Report which updated the Subcommittee's findings from its original report in 1963 when it reported that the Society was "sustained on a high degree of emotionalism".

Since you do not dispute the accuracy of what I quoted from the 1965 update, there is no basis for you (or any other Bircher) to claim that there has never been any evidence of anti-semitism within the JBS.

More importantly, it is significant that other conservative organizations did not have this problem so the overarching issue which you never want to address is WHY was the JBS so attractive to racists and anti-semites?  In other words, WHY did racists and anti-semites think that the JBS would be receptive to them?

Incidentally, the 1963 Report is available on Internet Archive website for review by anyone who wants to know exactly what the Subcommittee concluded.