“If you read it once, you’ll remember it for ever.” I can’t say that of most short stories I’ve read. But I can definitely say that of “What Was It?” (1859). It’s the most famous story by the boozing and brawling Irish-American writer Fitz-James O’Brien (1826-62). In a few thousand words, O’Brien wove deep mystery, […]
What killed Jason Arday? The same thing as killed Carmenza Valencia-Trujillo and Sheryl Wilkins. It was the lies and lunacies of leftism. Without leftism, the blatant Blackademic bullshitter Arday would never risen so high, then fallen so low and committed suicide in humiliation. And without leftism, the rapist-killer of Carmenza Valencia-Trujillo and Sheryl Wilkins would […]
Fifteen feet! That’s how long the recurrent laryngeal nerve is in a giraffe. And how long does it need to be? Maybe one-and-a-half feet. But the nerve is looped under an artery that’s got further away as the giraffe’s neck has evolved to be longer. That’s very bad design in a long-necked giraffe. But it […]
Subtle symmetry. I like that in a work of art. And I was delighted to spot it in “Jason and the Arday-Nauts.” This is a hilarious live-action farce that’s been running in the Yookay for years. A blatant Blackademic bullshitter called Jason Arday has been feted and fawned over by British leftists. The leftists believed […]
The Jewish philosopher Nathan Cofnas has got it badly wrong. Very badly wrong. At his newsletter, he’s made this claim: “There are more than a thousand black people in the UK with IQs over 140 who would be capable of doing serious work in the sociology of education.” That’s woefully, world-historically off-target. C’mon, Cozza, you’ve […]
“Two Jews, three opinions.” That’s an old Jewish saying meant to capture the contrarianism of Jews. “We can never agree!” Jews chuckle. “We’re always arguing, already!” Yes, it’s an old saying, but it’s also a dishonest one. It deliberately implies that Jews are divided on everything from trivialities to fundamentals. They aren’t. When they disagree, […]
Dr William Pierce was a stale pale male who lived in West Virginia. Monika Kim is a vibrant Korean-American who lives in Los Angeles. What do they have in common? Very little, of course. Nevertheless, I thought of Pierce when I was reading Kim’s second novel. It was the title of the novel that caught […]
