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A Comparative Analysis of |
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The Standards that Robert Knight
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Ending Robert Knight’s Coaching
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The Standards That Myles Brand
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(In Ending the Young Christian
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Myles Brand’s Plans For the NCAA |
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The Jewish Cabala |
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The Jewish Cabala contains a Jewish concept of how the world supposedly works: there’s a positive force, a negative force, and the two forces come together in a “marriage.” The Cabala symbolizes this concept with: an upward pointing equal-sided triangle, a symbol for the positive (or male) force; a downward pointing equal-sided triangle, a symbol for the negative (or female) force; and a six-pointed star made up of the two entwined triangles, the resultant marriage. |
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[The Jewish Cabala negative force was depicted in Judy Chicago’s (Jewish) The Dinner Party. (more)] |
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The most familiar depiction of the Jewish Cabala symbol is the six-pointed star symbol officially used by the Jewish Zionists since 1897 and incorporated as their emblem on their Jewish government’s flag. (more) |
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Social Change Agents |
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Social agitators, political change agents, Communists, revolutionaries, opinion-molders, and politicians are all familiar with and use the dialectic technique of creating a “Thesis” and then an “Anti-Thesis” in order to force the political or social change they desire by producing a “solution” known as the “Synthesis.” Change agents desire to change society in their favor. To do so, they create a problem or dispute. Then they create a reaction. Then, they force society to change in order to accept a solution. The result is the change in society that they desired from the start. |
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The Twentieth Century was totally characterized by manipulated events that followed this social change procedure…all for the benefit of a minority. |
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Myles Brand: NCAA
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Interestingly, Myles Brand (Jewish) has given a perfect example of this technique in his speech “Academics First: Reforming Intercollegiate Athletics” given before the National Press Club in January 2001. (speech) |
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In this speech, Brand states NCAA Football and Basketball must be changed. Brand claims that the status quo of collegiate football and basketball is unsatisfactory and that these intercollegiate sports need to be “reformed.” Brand next presents his thesis and his anti-thesis: “Two extreme solutions have emerged, each with its strong advocates.” Brand has now laid the groundwork: (a) college football and basketball need to be reformed (says Myles Brand) and (b) two extreme solutions have emerged for solving the purported problems associated with Division I-A football and basketball. |
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[It’s this speech that’s credited with putting Brand in the NCAA Presidency. (more) Or, did Brand give this speech because he had already been secretly selected as the next NCAA President? When you read this speech, try to decide whether it reads as though Brand had already been tapped for the NCAA Presidency. (more)] |
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Brand presents his Thesis: “Eliminate high-profile intercollegiate contests and substitute competition at the club sports level.” “Among the supporters of this approach is Professor Murray Sperber, who is, interestingly, also from Indiana University.” |
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[Also, “interestingly,” Murray Sperber (Jewish) was Robert Knight’s (religion unknown) former “number three” adversary and a factor in Brand’s firing of Knight. (more) ] |
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Brand presents his Anti-Thesis: “The other extreme solution moves in the opposite direction. Through this approach, we are to recognize the inevitability of wholly professionalizing intercollegiate athletics; and, rather than attempt to inhibit this development, we should promote it.” |
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Supposedly, the anti-thesis calls for the creation of 100 new professional football teams and 300 new professional basketball teams. Unfortunately, Brand neglects to name one single strong advocate of his Anti-Thesis. Brand’s failure to name such advocates, (which failure Brand hopes you don’t catch), is probably because no advocates of the creation of 400 new professional sports teams exist. But with Brand’s type of social change, the truth never matters, so you’re just expected to accept Brand’s claim that there are advocates of the creation of 400 new professional sports teams. And so, NCAA Football and Basketball are now “in play.” |
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Brand’s Synthesis:
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The result will be Brand’s Synthesis. What will this be? We know that Brand and his backers have put NCAA sports on the social change agenda. And, we also know, with Myles Brand at the helm, the Synthesis will be “Good for the Jews.” Beyond that, ask Brand. |
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But what about the sports fan…Murray Sperber’s “Joe Six Pack?” No problem…Sports fans are just drunks sucking on beer cans. As the Indiana University basketball community can attest, their wishes and desires don’t count. When Myles Brand and his associates are in the positions of authority…there’s nothing the sports fans can do no matter how great their numbers except get angry and then blow away. (It’s a supremacy technique…occupy the positions of authority, then do as you please.) |
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As Murray Sperber will probably be saying (this time from somewhere in the Middle East), “The NCAA fans were just Ncaazi’s anyway.” |
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Fair Warning |
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Brand has given the NCAA community fair warning: |
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“This [the NCAA Presidency] is a superb challenge, an opportunity for me to work on a national level in a way that continues my work with universities, to influence the course of events on something that is very important to American culture and, most importantly, to higher education as a whole.” |
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“There is power in the presidency of the NCAA.” Myles Brand |
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