Jason Arday And Seven Years Of Madness

The whole Jason Arday thing is so preposterous that it boggles the mind, even for someone as jaded and black/red pilled as me. I won’t go into the whole thing, if you are unfamiliar with the story Mark Collett has a great write-up on the fiasco: Cambridge’s Black Time-Travelling Professor (and his many superhuman feats).

What has to be understood in order to to make sense of the Jason Arday thing is that his ascent to the highest levels of academia with a completely bogus CV and life story, one so unbelievable it screamed out for someone to poke holes in the narrative, didn’t happen in a vacuum and is instead just the latest manifestation of the 7 years of madness we just recently emerged from (and into a different sort of madness).

It was an absolute 7 year shitshow.

I would mark the start of this madness as October 15, 2017 when Alyssa Milano tweeted her famous tweet about “Me Too”. Instantly women around the world started to reply with #MeToo to show that they had been the victims of sexual assault. We were supposed to “believe all women”, apparently no matter what.

What seemed at first like a mere acknowledgement that there were a lot of women who had been actually sexually assaulted and never spoke up turned into a farce where any woman who had ever been hit on by a guy or who had a random hook-up and later regretted it were now “victims”. Suddenly the burden of proof that is a bedrock principle of our legal system was turned on it’s head, with men accused of sexual assault, no matter how long ago or how flimsy (or non-existent) the evidence, now were presumed guilty and had to prove themselves innocent.

Chief among these is Danny Masterson, best known as the cynical, conspiracy minded Steven Hyde on That 70s Show.

I did not sift through the court records but the accusations against Masterson seemed pretty flimsy to me. I am not saying he didn’t commit the acts he is accused of, just that it seemed like a couple of pretty weak cases that were more than a dozen years old. At first he was not charged due to a lack of evidence but in 2020 the (of course) black female L.A. County D.A. Jackie Lacey charged Masterson with three counts of rape for incidents that allegedly occurred in 2003, 17 years earlier.

The first trial resulted in a deadlocked jury and a mistrial but of course they went after him again and got convictions on two counts. From what I have read it seems like Masterson’s involvement with the admittedly bizarre Scientology cult was a driving factor in his convictions. Masterson received a 30 years to life sentence and will not be eligible for parole any sooner than 2042.

Did he commit “rape”? I really don’t know but I think it is at least as likely that these women got hammered and had sex with Masterson, perhaps thinking he would open doors in Hollywood for them, and later regretted it or got pissed at him. Lots and lots of women make poor decisions when drinking. The point is that pre-#MeToo I don’t think Masterson would have been charged. Whether that is a good or bad thing I will leave to you.

Another example. In 2018 President Trump nominated Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. It looked like a slam dunk at first, he was a pretty “conservative” justice but nothing crazy until….

Speaking of crazy, the left dug up a clearly deeply disturbed woman named Christine Blasey Ford to claim that she was “sexually assaulted” by Brett Kavanaugh….in 1982 when both were in their teens. At worst even if her completely implausible account were true it amounts to some teens getting drunk and a boy pawing at a girl but given that this happened three dozen years earlier her story sounds like something she had revised in her own mind over the decades. Kavanaugh is a little older than me and I can say that in those teen days there was a lot of clumsy fumbling going on among teens, and with one exception I know of none of it rose anywhere close to the level of criminal behavior.

What happened on that day in 1982? Nothing and I doubt they were even both there. In her testimony she sounded like someone with deep psychological issues and it certainly is more plausible that she created a story. That didn’t stop the crazy women from dressing up like Handmaidens and making a performative scene because of course we were supposed to “Believe all women” even when their accusations are preposterous and happened more than 30 years before. Fortunately no one outside of a few crazy people found Ford credible and Kavanaugh was confirmed in October of 2018.

Then just over a year later the New Year broke on 2020. The craziness was just getting started.

To me, 2020 through 2022 seems like a fever dream. My day to day life was barely impacted but the world I saw on my computer screen was a world gone mad. When I had to go into town for some reason it was like stepping into an insane asylum where lunatics wore paper masks while driving alone in their cars and stores put arrows on the floor we were supposed to follow in other to avoid catching the cold.

Maybe it wouldn’t have been so weird with Covid if I lived in a city and it was all around me, all the time. As it was it was something I experienced in small, and highly unpleasant doses.

We all know what happened next. A drug addled lifelong violent criminal named George Floyd tried to pass a counterfeit $20 bill to a small business owner. Police were dispatched. They attempted to take Floyd into custody and he resisted arrest, mainly due to being hopped up to the gills with a cocktail of drugs. The drugs, exertion of resisting lawful arrest and pre-existing heart condition led to Floyd dying and taking a whole bunch of blacks with him. Cities burned, politicians pandered, Whites who had never harmed a black in their lives groveled. 2020 was the kick-off of the widespread insistence that all Whites engage in Negro Worship and one of the greatest scamming opportunities in human history with black Lives Matter, a movement that mostly enriched a handful of “activists”.

Later in 2020 we had the blatant theft of a Presidential election. Elections had been shady before but 2020 was so open and egregious that even asking questions about it got your social media accounts banned (the same with Covid “vaccines”).

What was especially weird is that this negro worship and the black Lives Matter nonsense spread all over the White world, even in England where cops arrest Whites for having butter knives and mildly offensive memes but look the other way when nons rape White girls.

At the height of this madness in 2023 one Jason Atta Kwei Arday was hired by Cambridge University, formerly one of the most elite universities in the world, as a professor of “sociology”, which in this context means “non-Whites living lives of unimaginable luxury in White nations but endlessly bitching about how oppressed they are”.

It is important to understand that without the years preceding his hiring in 2023, the #MeToo bullshit and the George Floyd riots and the Covid panic, I don’t think he would have been hired. His background was so transparently bogus that it wouldn’t have stood up to scrutiny in the not-too-distant past but in 2023?

It was a death sentence in academia to ask questions that suggested dishonesty on the part of blacks in “academia” or to even expect them to meet basic qualifications.

We saw much the same thing with Claudine Gay, the black female who was hired as President of Harvard in the same year Arday was hired, 2023, and like Arday she was found to have plagiarized her work (just as the most famous black “academic”, the Reverend “Dr.” Martin Luther King Jr. plagiarized his doctoral work). She almost survived but finally was forced out: Claudine Gay And Black “Intellectuals”. There is something about plagiarism and blacks, likely a reflection of their lack of impulse control, low IQ and overweening confidence in believing they will never get caught. Of course a lot of it is the result of their general laziness.

We also saw this manifest not just in academia where universities were hiring any black that could form a basic complete sentence but also in local government, corporations, police departments, the military, on and on. If there was an opportunity to hire a black, someone would take it and who cares about qualifications. Once they were in place, it was next to impossible to get rid of them because requiring basic competence is White supremacy and sheeeiiit.

Jason Arday was just an extreme example of what was going on all over the place in the clown world that took over in those 7 years of madness. He rose to the heights of academia with a backstory so implausible and laughable that he should have been laughed out of an interview for a teaching job at a truck driving school but because no one would even consider questioning a black, he spent years prancing around in the robes of a scholar before finally someone had the courage to point out the obvious:

No doubt he will continue to get speaking gigs and likely a book deal to explain why he was wronged and how Whites were out to get him. I am sure he still has defenders among White “academics” who would rather defend a black liar than admit they allowed themselves to be hoodwinked by him.

What is certain is this: we are only now just starting to see the real long term impact of those 7 years of madness, not just in the record numbers of mass shootings and killings, not just in the mass murder of unborn children thanks to the “vaccine”: Fauci Privately Flagged Miscarriage Risk Before Telling Pregnant Women There Were ‘No Red Flags’, or the people “dying suddenly” as a result of the same. The societal damage is going to be hard to quantify but as Jason Arday shows, the damage goes to the very top of our most elite institutions.