ON THE WORSHIP OF ATHLETES....

ON THE WORSHIP OF ATHLETES....

Want direct evidence that Boobus Americanus and Boobus Europithicus live in a world gone stark raving mad? Consider the following: Two of the men pictured below are universally known by about 100 million boys and men (and also many women) who follow American football; and the other two, in spite of having saved / improved countless lives while transforming the world, are totally unrecognizable, both in name and by image, to at least 90% of humanity.

Try a "name-that-man" experiment on the normies in your life and see for yourself. In fact, many of our readers, through no real fault of their own, might not pass this test either.

   

Alexander Fleming, Nikola Tesla, Randy Moss, Ray Lewis

After waiting the mandatory five years after retirement, the illustrious Mr. Moss and Mr. Lewis will soon be inducted, with great fanfare and media hype (including non-sports media), into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio -- their likenesses to be permanently enshrined with sculpted busts and plaques for the boobs to come and worship. Were aliens from a distant world or time travelers from the future to visit us, they would conclude that these must have been great men who shaped their contemporary world for the better. As for Fleming and Tesla -- well, good luck so much as finding a street or small town library named after them.

  

The annual ritual of Hall of Fame induction receives hours of TV analysis preceding the actual announcement of the new honorees.

To illustrate the maddening folly and injustice of this upside-down, double-standard misplacement of priorities, let us juxtapose (a $10 word for side-by-side comparison) brief bios of the four men shown above:

• Alexander Fleming (1881-1955): Scottish physician, microbiologist, pharmacologist and botanist. He was the first to discover that the common treatment for certain infections actually killed more people than it saved. His best-known discovery was the  world's first antibiotic (Penicillin G). So, if you have ever been cured of nasty infection, or your life has ever been saved by anti-biotic, thank Mr. Fleming!

• Nikola Tesla: (1856-1943): Serbian-American inventor, electrical engineer, mechanical engineer, physicist, and futurist best known for his contributions to the design of the modern alternating current (AC) electricity supply system. Tesla also conducted a range of experiments with mechanical generators, electrical discharge tubes, and early X-ray imaging. He also built a wireless-controlled boat.Throughout the 1890s, Tesla would pursue his ideas for wireless lighting and worldwide wireless electric power distribution in his high-voltage power experiments. In 1893, he predicted the possibility of wireless communication with his devices. So, if you use electricity and wireless devices, thank Tesla! (and others)

• Randy Moss: Arrested for battery in high school, tested positive for drug use, fathered 5 children out-of-wedlock, battered one of his girlfriends, created dissension and controversy through most of his NFL career 

• Ray Lewis: Pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice in connection with the stabbing murders of two men in 2000, fathered six children with four different women

  

1. When your favorite reporter here was diagnosed with potentially deadly, tick-borne Lyme disease, it was Fleming's science, not Ray Lewis's football, which cured me. 2. Lighted cities -- brought to us by Tesla, not Randy Moss.

As we speak, there are countless contemporary scientists, technicians and inventors hard at work to save and improve our lives. And yet, who even knows the names of the most important contributors to the development of wonders such as the Internet, or GPS technology, or the latest "wonder drugs" that are alleviating so much suffering and extending lives? Where is their "Hall of Fame?"

It's not that we are opposed to organized athletics or to the NFL honoring its greatest players. A bit of diversion and entertainment, enjoyed in moderation, is an important element of any culture. What we find so galling is the misplaced priorities of the self-styled elite gatekeepers of our decadent culture. Of course, there is a reason for this unhealthy , ritualistic, obsessive worship of sports, and it was clearly spelled out in the infamously prophetic Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion  -- published in Russia in 1903:

 "Soon we shall begin through the press to propose competitions in art, in sport of all kinds: these interests will finally distract their (the goyim's) minds from questions in which we should find ourselves compelled to oppose them."

By the demonic design of "the usual suspects," modern sports has become the "bread and circuses" from ancient Roman times -- amplified by the Electronic Idiot Box for the 20th / 21st century. The sheer amount of brain power and deep thought that Boobus wastes on not only watching 15-20 hours of ballgames per week, but also analyzing each game and player performance would be more than enough to educate oneself as to how the world works, and how badly we all are being oppressed, fleeced and lied to. But the "powers that be" (cough cough)do not want us to discuss serious matters, serious men, serious science, serious history and serious ideas and ideals. You see, thinking men, as the writer / satirist H. L. Mencken noted, are dangerous to the elites.

Understand that, and you'll understand why Moss and Lewis are famous, whereas Tesla and Fleming -- even though they have nothing to do with politics -- have been relegated to obscure nothingness. The proper appreciation for the truly great men and great deeds of history would inspire higher thinking among the masses. The obsessive worship of half-wit degenerate ball players will not.

TV-produced sports-mania is all about misdirecting masculine energy while keeping the boobs sedated, distracted and thoughtless.

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  Boobus Americanus 1: I read an article in the New York Times today that Ray Lewis and Randy Moss may be inducted into the Hall of Fame this year on the first ballot.

Boobus Americanus 2: They both had amazing careers, nothwithstanding some of their off-the-field controversies.

 

 

Sugar: Who givess a @$&%!!!

 

  Editor: Millions of people actually do. That's the sad part.

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