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Psychologists generally recognize that the main formative years are between the ages of one and five. During this period, a child develops his sense of security and emotional stability, developing his strengths or weaknesses in these areas. But there is a later period of development of equal importance, and that is when a teen is coming into his own as an adult, developing his opinions and value-structure regarding the world around him. Generally this process begins at around the age of 12 or 13, and is completed for most individuals by the time that they turn 18.

This is why I encourage people to throw out their televisions.  The amount of propaganda streaming into the home, literally 24 hours a day, is replacing and subverting the influence of parents.  Get rid of your television- you're better of without it and so are your children.

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PME Hale is the definitive example of a Pontifex Maximus that Beloved Founder envisioned.

Agreed.  Though not perfect and as has been stated before, certainly not to be canonized, Pontifex Emeritus Hale was articulte, genteel, passionate, and possessed a deep love for his race that is still unabated.

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I heard recently that the Niggers were planning to rape as many whites as possible during the world cup...

It wouldn't surprise me.  They plan all sorts of vile things like this- riots if Obongo lost the election, killings when Mandela dies, ad nauseum.  I hate them.

[Meet Stephanie Grace, the Harvard Law Student Who Started a Racist Email War]

Source:  http://bit.ly/cUQmj7

Meet Stephanie Grace, the Harvard Law Student Who Started a Racist Email War



Third-year Harvard Law student Stephanie Grace sent a mass email about whether black people are categorically less intelligent than white people. Now her campus, legal blogs, and the Black Law Students Association are up in arms, and Stephanie is hiding.

In the spring of her third and final year at Harvard Law, Stephanie Grace knows she shot herself in the foot. Coming home after a dinner debate with a group of law students over whether race determines intelligence, Stephanie fired off an email to her companions eugenics-lite email screed about "the possibility that African Americans are, on average, genetically predisposed to be less intelligent." Which was the bigger mistake: thinking this audience wouldn't take offense, or thinking they wouldn't be cutthroat enough to take her down? Someone forwarded the email to Harvard's Black Law Students Association, and the email made its way to Black Law Students Associations' email lists nationwide. Then legal blog Above the Law printed the email with her name redacted. As comment moderators fought to keep her name off their site, Stephanie apparently navigated to Facebook and began scrubbing herself from the internet, presumably to minimize how closely the imbroglio would be tied to her name, face, and reputation.

She ignored our requests for comment, giggling, "That's not me," when she hung up on us on the phone. (It was her. The outgoing voice message said so.)

Stephanie graduated from Princeton in 2007 with a degree in—wait for it—sociology. She's on the Harvard Law Review and, after graduation, she'll head to California for a plum federal clerkship with Ninth Circuit Judge Alex Kozinski, the titillating defender of free speech who had to recuse himself from a obscenity case when his cache of cow porn pictures came to light.

So happy trails, Stephanie Grace, and when you have a chance, could you please answer: What is the innate intelligence of a half-black, half-white female, naked on all fours mooing like a cow? Judge Kozinski wants to know.