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Author Archives: jewamongyou
The Butterfly Effect and race
Here’s an interesting video that explains the Butterfly Effect: [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hp8wGQW-Y48&w=560&h=315] In essence, even the tiniest differences will cause large outcome disparities in complex systems. The weather is a prime example; each minute initial condition impacts others, feeds back upon … Continue reading
Idiocy from the Forest Grove News
Even in normal times, I often wonder if members of the controlled media consider the logical conclusions of some of their arguments. But with Trump hysteria in full-swing, it’s even easier to find examples of utter lunacy within the pages … Continue reading
Posted in examples of propaganda, immigration/ Hispanics, Uncategorized
Tagged Allen Warren, Forest Grove News, immigration
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Is Trump an anti Semite?
A member of my family sent me the following article, by Janis Ian: I can’t believe people don’t see the parallels. No one thought the National Socialist German Workers Party would “allow” Hitler to do what he did. No one … Continue reading
A late report on this year’s Amren conference
Actually, the report itself wasn’t late, having been published in May, but I’m late in finding it (which I did purely by chance). The article is by Rosie Gray of Buzzfeed, and it’s called “Inside A White Nationalist Conference Energized … Continue reading
Posted in activism
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Toxic Masculinity
I’m a touch-typer. But I bashed my left pinkie against a fence while doing yard work, so it hurts every time I use caps or the letters q (ouch), a (ouch) and z (ouch). So I hope y’all appreciate this while reading … Continue reading
What to do with fragments?
It’s a question I’ve grappled with for years. I’ve got a few more-or-less complete manuscript Hebrew books, but also a bundle of manuscript fragments, or severely damaged manuscript books. Their monetary value is minimal, but they’re still interesting to look … Continue reading
Posted in Jewish stuff and Israel
Tagged Hebrew manuscripts, Judeo-Arabic, Yemenite manuscripts
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Is mental illness a “social construct?”
If I wrote about every example of leftist stupidity I encountered, I’d have to spend all my time publishing new posts to this blog. I do have better things to do, but once in a while, I see one that’s … Continue reading
Even OMSI is Afrocentric now
My daughter and grandson have been in town visiting, and I found myself taking care of the little one so that my daughter could have a break from him. We ended up at OMSI (Oregon Museum of Science and Industry). … Continue reading
Update on Michael Strickland
When I took my concealed carry class recently, I also became a member of the Oregon Firearms Federation. Hence, I receive regular news articles from them. One of them concerns a matter I’ve already written about: The plight of Michael Strickland. … Continue reading
Posted in activism, guns and gun-control
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MSN lying by omission?
I don’t claim to know the motivations of the Munich mass-murderer Ali Sonboly. People from Muslim countries can be deranged, depressed or at their breaking point just like the rest of us. But this much is clear: The media is … Continue reading
