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Don’t start a pogrom. That is, not an old style killing of small Jews. That system is no good, whatever. Of course, if some man had a stroke of genius, and could start a [pogrom] up at the top, I repeat that, if some man had a stroke of genius, and could start a pogrom up at the top, there might be something to say for it. But on the whole, legal measures are preferable. The 60 kikes who started this war might be sent to St. Helena, as a measure of world [prophylaxis], and some hyper-kikes or non-Jewish kikes along with them.
— Ezra Pound, March 30, 1942