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Author Archives: jewamongyou
Shades of modesty
Iran is implementing new guidelines for male haircuts. Not surprisingly, many Westerners love to ridicule such policies. One comment reads, “Defending archaism to the last. Islam’s finest achievement.” I wonder how those same people, who ridicule Iran, would feel if … Continue reading
Of ducks and men
There is much concern over the fate of the Florida Mottled duck: Historically, wild mallards (Anas platyrhynchos) normally winter in Florida in widely scattered, small flocks and are seldom seen in large concentrations except in some of the northern counties. … Continue reading
Affirmative action's silver lining
The negative consequences of affirmative action are well-known (to anybody who wants to know) but sometimes we can benefit from it as well. We assume that, when a person is hired for a specific task, it would be good if … Continue reading
Lawrence Auster attacks immigration
I’ve learned that Lawrence Auster is a Jew who converted to the Episcopal Church. Is one religion really more believable than the others? Practically all of them require us to believe absurdities – and so the concept of “faith” was … Continue reading
Just an interesting pamphlet
I have several pamphlets from Palestine around the time of the founding of the State of Israel. This one is unusual because it was printed in English along with the customary Hebrew. There is nothing Earth-shattering about this pamphlet but … Continue reading
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What we can learn from Johnny Gaskins
From the blog Pro Libertate by William Grigg: Gaskins had earned his money legitimately. As a dutiful tax victim, he reported his income to the criminal predators running the IRS. His purported offense was to make numerous deposits in amounts … Continue reading
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Oxkutzcab – diversity and the Mayans
I have a friend who is a (proud) Mayan Indian. He hails from the city of Oxkutzcab (pronounced “Oshkushkab”) in the Yucatan region of Mexico. Recently he was relating to me how, when he was a youngster, it used to … Continue reading
Beating around the bush
Sometimes it is downright funny how close some authors will come to citing racial differences as causes for historical conditions but without actually mentioning it explicitly. They will beat around the bush and consider far-fetched theories but never dare to … Continue reading
Extra credit for being black
Take a look at the illustration below: Our initial impression is that square A is darker than square B. This is because our brain recognizes a pattern and interprets what our eyes see accordingly. As a matter of fact, square … Continue reading
Gulf oil spill stimulates the economy (parody)
Everybody knows that war is good for the economy. Unfortunately, it has a tendency to affect people of color disproportionately and even lead to their deaths. This unfortunate fact has lead to a search for alternative forms of war – … Continue reading
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