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Author Archives: jewamongyou
African exodus from the ICC
Writing for the World Politics Review, Julian Hattem writes: Africa’s long-simmering tensions with the International Criminal Court appear to be boiling over. After years of allegations that the ICC has focused solely on the African continent, while letting abuses in … Continue reading
The Nine Genders of PSU
Our local leftist rag, The Willamette Weekly (which I call “The Moth” because its stylized initials on the cover resemble the Hebrew word for “moth”) has reported that Portland State University now recognizes nine genders, and nine sexual orientations: The … Continue reading
Desperate for victimhood
People are so desperate to consider themselves victims that one man’s letter to the editor, criticizing mature women for wearing yoga pants, motivated hundreds of women to participate in a rally for their right to wear yoga pants. Check out … Continue reading
Posted in activism, feminism and men's issues, freedom of speech issues, parody/satire
Tagged voting racism, yoga pants
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A quick thought on Clinton
I don’t claim to be an expert on anything political, but I am a pretty good judge of human nature. Regarding this upcoming election, two dangerous human traits are set to converge: Weak-mindedness and the impulse to compensate. Over half … Continue reading
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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