cont'd ...

I know Henry VIII had red hair. Not sure about his eyes
though.

cont'd ...

Where does Prince Harry's hair colour come from?

Foxy,

From his Dad.

Dear Loudmouth2,

Leslie Howard seemed to me the quintessential goy (Ashley Wilkes, The Scarlet Pimpernel) . I looked him up on the net, and he is an MOT. Jewish tradition has it that King David was a red head. My Aunt Miriam looked like Danny Kaye in drag.

As a kid before the era of golf carts I used to caddy at the Lake Placid Club. The LPC did not allow Jews to stay there, but Jews could work there. I got lot of work as the tow-headed kid. Mr Cantwell, a puritanical Catholic and a lovable fellow, was one of my teachers. In those days the poolroom and the bowling alley were only for low lives. Mr Cantwell thought golf was beyond the pale, also. He said, “Children, you know what a golf course is? That’s a poolroom turned outdoors.

Marx had Jewish ancestry, but he was ignorant of his heritage being converted to the Lutheran religion at the age of six. He was a classical scholar and a Jew hater.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/893755.Jewish_Self_Hatred

Jewish Self-Hatred: Anti-Semitism and the Hidden Language of the Jews
by Sander L. Gilman
“'Jewish Self-Hatred' has all the qualities of a master work by a seminal mind. It is a contribution of the first rank and should be regarded as one of the finest studies we are likely to see for a long time of a remarkable and sobering cultural phenomenon.--Chaim Potok, 'Philadelphia Inquirer. 'A broad panorama of antisemitism...Gilman's volume has the great merit of a quite unusual breadth of reference.--'Times Literary Supplement.'”

Gilman devotes a chapter to Marx.

In my opinion The Communist Manifesto is a recipe for mass murder.

https://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=12693 points to my article addressing that.

Dear Foxy,

Samuel Noah Kramer of the University Museum of the University of Pennsylvania has translated many cuneiform tablets produced by the ancient Sumerians. As near as I can remember one of the tablets was written by a Sumerian old fogy bewailing the times and went like this:

Young people no longer respect their elders. Children no longer respect their parents, and everyone wants to write a book.

My note: Everyone wants to write a book, but everyone shouldn't write a book.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Noah_Kramer

You can load a fascinating book he wrote at;

https://archive.org/stream/Kramer1956HistoryBeginsAtSumer/Kramer_1956_History_Begins_at_Sumer_djvu.txt

Sumer was a couple of thousand years before those who wrote the Jewish Bible but the Bible incorporated many Sumerian legends. Sumer also had the first recorded instance of many other things which you can see from the table of contents:

"1 Education: The First Schools 3

2 Schooldays: The First Case of "Apple- Polishing" 10

3 Father and Son: The First Case of Juvenile Delinquency 14

4 International Affairs: The First "War of Nerves" 18

5 Government: The First Bicameral Congress 30

6 Civil War in Sumer: The First Historian 36

7 Social Refonn: The First Case of Tax Reduction 45

8 Law Codes: The First "Moses" 51

9 Justice: The First Legal Precedent 56

10 Medicine: The First Pharmacopoeia 60

11 Agriculture: The First "Farmer's Almanac" 65

12 Horticulture: The First Experiment in Shade- Tree Gardening 70

13 Philosophy: Man's First Cosmogony and Cosmology 75

14 Ethics: The First Moral Ideals 101

15 Suffering and Submission: The First "Job" 1 1 1

16 Wisdom: The First Proverbs and Sayings 116

17 "Aesopica”: The First Animal Fables

124

Page viii

18 Logomachy: The F irst Literary Debates 132

19 Paradise: The First Biblical Parallels 141

20 A Flood: The First "Noah" 148

21 Hades: The First Tale of Resurrection 154

22 Slaying of the Dragon: The First "St. George" 168

23 Tales of Gilgamesh: The First Case of Literary Borrowing"

continued

24 Epic Literature: Man's First Heroic Age 223

25 To the Royal Bridegroom: The First Love Song 245

26 Book Lists : The F irst Library C atalogue 250

27 World Peace and Hannony: Man's First Golden Age 255

28 Ancient Counterparts of Modem Woes: The First "Sick" Society 259

29 Destruction and Deliverance: The First Liturgic Laments 270

30 The Ideal King: The First Messiahs 277

3 1 Shulgi of Ur: The F irst Long- Distance Champion 284

32 Poetry: The First Literary Imagery 289

33 The Sacred Marriage Rite: The First Sex Symbolism 303

34 Weeping Goddesses: The First Mater Dolorosa 325

35 U-a a-u-a: The First Lullaby 329

36 The Ideal Mother: Her First Literary Portrait 333

37 Three Funeral Chants: The First Elegies 336

38 The Pickaxe and the Plow: Labor's First Victory 342

39 Home of the Fish: The First Aquarium 34