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Hanukkah Special! – The Jewish Holy Trinity: ‘Israel, God and the Torah are one.’ Gilad Atzmon says some interesting things in interview, especially from 21:00 on.
It is not pleasant to discover or admit, but some of my work contains errors. I should be consoled with the truism that ‘the only way not to make mistakes is not to do anything.’ As examples: John Maynard Smith’s notion of evolutionary stability was applied too widely. I quoted the Prisoner’s Dilemma, which is a particular, restricted model: the male-female game is an asymmetric game. My pages are currently being reviewed and relocated. A second edition of All About Women is also in preparation. Simon Sheppard |
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Or maybe not Do I "deny the Holocaust"? No! No indeed. I hope the holocaust is not denied and never forgotten. I hope the holocaust is remembered as the greatest propaganda effort and hate campaign ever waged against a civilized people. We must never forget. We must look at the despoliation of our people and our culture and ask: Why do the heavens not darken? We have lost the will and courage to defend ourselves. The time has come to commit the new blasphemy. It is time to deny the gods of the New World Order. Tom Blair, The New Blasphemy |
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