Monthly Archives: January 2014

Don’t Notice Patterns!

Posted on January 13, 2014 by Luke Ford

On election night, 1986, I was at election headquarters in Auburn, California covering the news for KAHI/KHYL radio. One candidate for office who was defeated was drunk, and that shocked me. When I interviewed her, she sang that “Que Sera … Continue reading →

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Men’s IQ Tends To Be 4-5 Points Higher Than Women’s

Posted on January 13, 2014 by Luke Ford

According to Gene Expression: Men average 4 to 5 IQ points higher than women. “The generally listed “peak” age for scientific creativity and productivity is around the surprisingly young age range of 30-40, but the same exact age doesn’t apply … Continue reading →

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Is Stanley Fischer good for the Jews, or does his appointment needlessly make the goyim suspect us?

Posted on January 12, 2014 by Luke Ford

Economist Stanley Fischer holds dual citizenship in Israel and the United States. Between 2005-2013, he was the governor of the Bank of Israel. Barack Obama has nominated him to be vice-hair of the Federal Reserve of the United States. Is … Continue reading →

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So This Black Guy Walks Into A Shul…

Posted on January 12, 2014 by Luke Ford

There are plenty of Orthodox Jews who are black and fit in with their communities. They lead lives observant of Torah. Their skin color is not a big issue to most of their co-religionists. All the obligations that a Jew … Continue reading →

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The Case For A Large Family

Posted on January 12, 2014 by Luke Ford

On his radio show Jan. 7, 2014, Dennis said: “There has been an assault on the big family. Five or more children is a big family.” “I want to make a case solely on what I have observed for having … Continue reading →

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