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  65. 10 Undeniable Facts About The Michael Jackson Child Sexual Abuse Allegations 1. There is no dispute that, at age 34, Michael Jackson slept more than 30 nights in a row in the same bed with 13-year-old Jordie Chandler at the boy’s house with Chandler’s mother present. He also slept in the same bed with Jordie Chandler at Chandler’s father’s house. The parents were divorced. 2. So far, five boys Michael Jackson shared beds with have accused him of abuse: Jordie Chandler, Jason Francia, Gavin Arvizo, Wade Robson, and Jimmy Safechuck. Jackson had the same nickname for Chandler and Arvizo: “Rubba.” He called Robson “Little One” and Safechuck “Applehead.” 3. Jackson paid $25 million to settle the Chandlers’ lawsuit, with $18 million going to Jordie, $2.5 million to each of the parents, and the rest to lawyers. Jackson said he paid that sum to avoid something “long and drawn out.” Francia also received $2.4 million from Jackson. 4. Michael Jackson suffered from the skin discoloration disease vitiligo. Jordie Chandler drew a picture of the markings on the underside of Jackson’s penis. His drawings were sealed in an envelope. A few months later, investigators photographed Jackson’s genitalia. The photographs matched Chandler’s drawings. 5. The hallway leading to Jackson’s bedroom was a serious security zone covered by video and wired for sound so that the steps of anyone approaching would make ding-dong sounds. 6. Jackson had an extensive collection of adult erotic material he kept in a suitcase next to his bed, including S&M bondage photos and a study of naked boys. Forensic experts with experience in the Secret Service found the fingerprints of boys alongside Jackson’s on the same pages. Jackson also had bondage sculptures of women with ball gags in their mouths on his desk, in full view of the boys who slept there. 7. According to the Neverland staff interviewed by the Santa Barbara authorities, no one ever saw or knew of a woman spending the night with Michael Jackson, including his two spouses, Debbie Rowe or Lisa Marie Presley. Rowe, the mother of two of Jackson’s children, made it clear to the Santa Barbara authorities that she never had sex with Jackson. 8. The parents of boys Jackson shared beds with were courted assiduously and given myriad expensive gifts. Wade Robson’s mother testified in the 2005 trial that she funneled wages through Jackson’s company and was given a permanent resident visa. Jimmy Safechuck’s parents got a house. Jordie Chandler’s mother got a diamond bracelet. 9. Two of the fathers of those who have accused Jackson, Jordie Chandler and Wade Robson, committed suicide. Both were estranged from their sons at the time. 10. In a 2002 documentary, Living with Michael Jackson, Jackson told Martin Bashir there was nothing wrong with sharing his bed with boys. https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2019/03/10-undeniable-facts-about-the-michael-jackson-sexual-abuse-allegations
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  68. 10 Undeniable Facts About The Michael Jackson Child Sexual Abuse Allegations 1. There is no dispute that, at age 34, Michael Jackson slept more than 30 nights in a row in the same bed with 13-year-old Jordie Chandler at the boy’s house with Chandler’s mother present. He also slept in the same bed with Jordie Chandler at Chandler’s father’s house. The parents were divorced. 2. So far, five boys Michael Jackson shared beds with have accused him of abuse: Jordie Chandler, Jason Francia, Gavin Arvizo, Wade Robson, and Jimmy Safechuck. Jackson had the same nickname for Chandler and Arvizo: “Rubba.” He called Robson “Little One” and Safechuck “Applehead.” 3. Jackson paid $25 million to settle the Chandlers’ lawsuit, with $18 million going to Jordie, $2.5 million to each of the parents, and the rest to lawyers. Jackson said he paid that sum to avoid something “long and drawn out.” Francia also received $2.4 million from Jackson. 4. Michael Jackson suffered from the skin discoloration disease vitiligo. Jordie Chandler drew a picture of the markings on the underside of Jackson’s penis. His drawings were sealed in an envelope. A few months later, investigators photographed Jackson’s genitalia. The photographs matched Chandler’s drawings. 5. The hallway leading to Jackson’s bedroom was a serious security zone covered by video and wired for sound so that the steps of anyone approaching would make ding-dong sounds. 6. Jackson had an extensive collection of adult erotic material he kept in a suitcase next to his bed, including S&M bondage photos and a study of naked boys. Forensic experts with experience in the Secret Service found the fingerprints of boys alongside Jackson’s on the same pages. Jackson also had bondage sculptures of women with ball gags in their mouths on his desk, in full view of the boys who slept there. 7. According to the Neverland staff interviewed by the Santa Barbara authorities, no one ever saw or knew of a woman spending the night with Michael Jackson, including his two spouses, Debbie Rowe or Lisa Marie Presley. Rowe, the mother of two of Jackson’s children, made it clear to the Santa Barbara authorities that she never had sex with Jackson. 8. The parents of boys Jackson shared beds with were courted assiduously and given myriad expensive gifts. Wade Robson’s mother testified in the 2005 trial that she funneled wages through Jackson’s company and was given a permanent resident visa. Jimmy Safechuck’s parents got a house. Jordie Chandler’s mother got a diamond bracelet. 9. Two of the fathers of those who have accused Jackson, Jordie Chandler and Wade Robson, committed suicide. Both were estranged from their sons at the time. 10. In a 2002 documentary, Living with Michael Jackson, Jackson told Martin Bashir there was nothing wrong with sharing his bed with boys.
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  95. Heres some advancements in humanity that the European diaspora has produced. They even invented the device, the service and the lanugage you wrote your comment on. Capitalism (English) Every Element on the Periodic Table - (European - Russian, American, German, French, Belgian) Logic (Greek, Aristotle) Space Program (American) Helicopter (German) Airplanes (American) Cars (English) Television (American) GPS (American) Radio (English) Phones (European) The Computer (English) The Internet (American) Camera (French) Digital Camera (American) Fiberglass (American, Prussian) Biology (Greek, Aristotle) Modern Medicine (Undoubtedly, Western Europe) Mass Production (Western Europe) Germ Theory (European) Democracy (Greek) Genetics (European) Geometry (Greek, Euclid) Chemistry (French, Lavoisier) Calculus (German, English) The Big Bang Theory (Belgian) Printing Press (German) Evolution (English) Newtonian Physics (English) Jet Engine (German) Common Law/Civil law (English) Cartesian Coordinate (Descartes, French) Heliocentrism (Copernicus, Polish) X-Ray (German) Refrigerator (German) Meteorology (Greek, Aristotle) Geology (Lyell, English) Motorcycle (German) Pasteurization (French) Philosophy (Plato, Aristotle, Hume, Locke, Hegel, Descartes, Epictetus, Marx, Nietzsche, Aquinas, Plotinus, Hobbes, Rousseau) Literature (Tolstoy, Joyce, Dostoyevsky, Sophocles, Aeschylus) Nuclear Energy/Atom Bomb (English) The Submarine (Dutch) (European) The Microscope (Dutch) (European) Bicycle (German) And many more...
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  202. "the participants were asked to fill out a 20-item questionnaire about traits women might find attractive when selecting a mate. It drew on four domains, with five traits per category: The first category was “good gene indicators,” which included the traits of masculine, good looking, physically fit, sex appeal, and intelligent. The second category was “good resource indicators,” which included the traits of good earning capacity, college graduate, ambition and industriousness, social status, and older than you." https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/head-games/201308/what-women-want-in-men? "Numerous studies have found that women's mate preferences shift according to their menstrual cycle. During peak levels of fertility, they prefer more masculine and socially dominant men. In the literature these men are known as “cads.” https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/head-games/201308/what-women-want-in-men? "Married men who spend more time doing what many consider traditionally feminine household tasks -- such as grocery shopping, cleaning and cooking -- reported having less frequent sex than do husbands who stick to more traditionally masculine jobs, like gardening or home repair." The study, published in the February issue of the journal American Sociological Review, tapped information on roughly 4,500 married U.S. couples who participated in the National Survey of Families and Households. https://www.webmd.com/sex-relationships/news/20130130/for-married-men-does-more-housework-mean-less-sex#1 https://www.cbsnews.com/news/doing-household-chores-may-mean-less-sex-for-married-men/
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  224.  @bbz79  Well here just a few left wing terrorist attacks and hate crime murders from the past few years. 1. James Hodgkinson opened fire on Republican members of Congress playing baseball. He shot and wounded Representative Steve Scalise, a staffer of another representative, and two police officers, before being shot and killed by police. Hodgkinson was a critic of Donald Trump. 2. Derick Lamont Brown, a black nationalist and former chair of the New Black Panther Party in Dallas, exchanged gunfire with police after killed his godfather, a neighbor, and a paramedic on the scene before shooting himself. 3. Kori Ali Muhammad, 39, shot and killed three people five days after murdering a hotel security guard. Muhammad, who was homeless and had a history of serious mental illness, actively targeted white people in his violent attacks. 4. Law enforcement officers shot and killed apparent eco-terrorist James Leroy Marker after he allegedly fired a high-powered rifle at a natural gas pipeline construction site and led officers on a vehicle chase. The pipeline has drawn protests from environmental activists. 5. Law enforcement killed anti-government extremist Gavin Eugene Long after he ambushed officers responding to a call about a suspicious person with an assault rifle. Long shot and killed three officers, and then in a second shootout at a different location, he injured three additional officers. 6. An assailant threw an incendiary device at a parked police vehicle. A note left at the scene read, "Black Lives Matter." Extremist Murder 7. Lakeem Keon Scott opened fire on police officers and civilians, killing one and injuring four others. He claimed he carried out the attack because he was upset about the deaths of African-Americans at the hands of authorities in Louisiana and Minnesota. 8. Micah Xavier Johnson, a black nationalist, opened fire on police officers guarding a protest, killing five and wounding nine more in retaliation for an earlier police shooting. During a subsequent standoff he said he wanted to kill white people, especially white police officers. He was killed by police during the standoff.
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  361. "the participants were asked to fill out a 20-item questionnaire about traits women might find attractive when selecting a mate. It drew on four domains, with five traits per category: The first category was “good gene indicators,” which included the traits of masculine, good looking, physically fit, sex appeal, and intelligent. The second category was “good resource indicators,” which included the traits of good earning capacity, college graduate, ambition and industriousness, social status, and older than you." https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/head-games/201308/what-women-want-in-men? "Numerous studies have found that women's mate preferences shift according to their menstrual cycle. During peak levels of fertility, they prefer more masculine and socially dominant men. In the literature these men are known as “cads.” https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/head-games/201308/what-women-want-in-men? "Married men who spend more time doing what many consider traditionally feminine household tasks -- such as grocery shopping, cleaning and cooking -- reported having less frequent sex than do husbands who stick to more traditionally masculine jobs, like gardening or home repair." The study, published in the February issue of the journal American Sociological Review, tapped information on roughly 4,500 married U.S. couples who participated in the National Survey of Families and Households. https://www.webmd.com/sex-relationships/news/20130130/for-married-men-does-more-housework-mean-less-sex#1 https://www.cbsnews.com/news/doing-household-chores-may-mean-less-sex-for-married-men/
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  604. Segkee Im not dinging you for using Peter Medawar as an example. He was a brilliant scientist, even won the Nobel prize if i remember correctly. My point was that he didn't have the opportunity to see all the advancement that was made on this field. At the time, the research probably was some what unreliable. Also yes people criticize iq research, because it is a controversial subject. One can say that some particular study used biased methods and assumptions, but it doesn't really matter if you cant provide evidence to the contrary. I mean all you would need to do is to take iq tests from various countries and that would prove us all wrong. Thats so easy, still nobody has been able to do that because all the data shows there is different iqs in different populations. This was also just a one book that compiled many studies. Theres plenty of more research i could provide. For example heres some sources proving iq is 40% to 80% heritable, depending on the continent and environment. You are fighting against evolutionary science, psychology and neuroscience. McGue 2007: http://sci-hub.tw/10.1007/s10519-007-... General Heritability of IQ in the United States: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti... Heritability of IQ by age: http://sci-hub.tw/10.1017/thg.2013.54 Jensen and Flynn on the heritability of the B-W IQ gap: https://www.brookings.edu/wp-content/... Correlations between subtest heritability and B-W IQ Gap: Hu 2013 - http://humanvarieties.org/2013/07/05/... Rushton 1989 - http://philipperushton.net/wp-content... Nichols 1970 - https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B0VDo... Jensen 1973 - http://emilkirkegaard.dk/arthurjensen...
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