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The Iceman Inheritance: Prehistoric Sources of Western Man's Racism, Sexism and Aggression [Paperback]

Michael Bradley , John Henrik Clarke


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A valuable contribution to the discussion 20 July 2001
By Greg Logan - Published on Amazon.com
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Michael Bradley, as a member of the Caucasian race, has bravely stepped forward with a valuable contribution to the analysis of Caucasian group behavior, or should I say misbehavior, toward people of color. No matter what your political affiliation or race, anyone who engages in a discussion of race relations is in reality examining why people who call themselves white have such a seemingly inherent animosity to people classified as non-white. Mr. Bradley also asks why Caucasian culture has an adversarial relationship to the planet Earth. It is a rare white person who will even admit the existence of the global system of white supremacy, let alone one who will acknowledge that the group mentality of his race is indeed the source of the racism, pollution, and resource depletion that plague the world.

As part of the system of white supremacy, whites have developed an entire vocabulary (e.g. "affirmative action," "immigration reform," "civil rights," or calling Egypt part of the "Middle East," thereby removing the nation from Africa) which allows them to talk about race without mentioning any explicit racial terms. That way, anyone who speaks candidly about the core of the race problem - white group behavior- can be accused by white people of preaching anti-white racism. I'm sure some Eurocentric people who are only used to receiving "information" that bolsters the white viewpoint will be shocked by some of the things Bradley says; but Eurocentric people need to be shocked out of their extreme xenophobia. I don't neccesarily agree with some of the conclusions the author reaches but I have to commend him for his honesty. Other books that cover the same subject matter but, in my opinion, do a better job of analysis are: The Isis Papers by Dr. Frances Cress-Welsing and, especially, Yurugu by Marimba Ani. I will conclude by saying that anybody interested in truly addressing the problem of white supremacy should include these three books on their essential reading list.

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difficult read 12 Jan 2010
By Jude Anu Mccarney - Published on Amazon.com
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If this book was a project for a grade in an english comp class, Bradley would be sent back to rewrite over and over. I had to do independent study to understand the material well enough, to be able to follow his premises. His conclusions, however were intriguing, and sometimes the only thing that kept me struggling with his writing style. The hip comparisons were especially convincing. Another one of his, then theoretical, premises is that the Neanderthal were a different species from Cro magnon. Feb. 2009, science announced that Neanderthal Sapien was in fact a different species. Now science is working on answering the question; could the two interbreed? DNA will soon prove Bradley right or wrong. My money is on Bradley.
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The Icy Truth About the Iceman 22 Jan 2000
By Raymond A. Winbush - Published on Amazon.com
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I first read this book nearly 10 years ago, and am still amazed at its logical explanation about the aggressive behavior of white Europeans. Since my first reading of it, I have yet to find a more plausible theory about why a small group of nomadic people subsequently known as "whites" maintain such dominance over their women and persons with color. Bradley's book will be denounced by many, pooh-poohed by some, but I would challenge any of these persons to find a more relevant theory on the aggressive behavior of Caucasians. I recommend that it be read at least twice in order to grasp all of its meaning.

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