You know, its not too late for your mum to have a post natal
abortion!

The Re'vr''dd wrote:

On 24 Sep 2006 08:30:44 -0700, "jgarbuz" <jgarbuz@netzero.com> wrote:

wolfbat359a@mindspring.com wrote:

Ephraim wrote:

The Arab-Israel conflict explained in twenty lines or less
By Michael Green September 22, 2006

Two words will do it - "The Inheritors" Actually a book by William
Golding!

http://readers.penguin.co.uk/nf/shared/WebDisplay/0,,171904_1_12,00.html


This month features The Inheritors by William Golding, Faber,

The Inheritors is a family drama set in a time before - or what seems
to be before - the invention of the family.

Its title derives from the Bible, Matthew 5:5; this is the Sermon on
the Mount, in which Jesus says, 'Blessed are the meek: for they shall
inherit the earth.'

William Golding sets his novel at perhaps the most crucial point in
history: the very beginning.

The blurb of my old Faber copy gives away one of the novel's
surprises: 'an exploration of the lost world of Neanderthal man'.

The Inheritors is concerned with the first encounter between the
Neanderthals and those who would become homo sapiens - those who
would eventually become us.<
Golding's epigraph, taken from H.G.Wells' Outline of History, is
carefully chosen to confuse the reader, 'Says Sir Harry Johnston, in
a survey of the rise of modern man in his Views and Reviews: "The dim
racial remembrance of such gorilla-like monsters, with cunning brains,
shambling gait, hairy bodies, strong teeth, and possibly cannibalistic
tendencies, may be the germ of the ogre in folklore..."'<

It's already been told in the Bible before Golding. The story of Cain
and Abel.
Cain is cromagnon, or us, the surviving evil brother who is a
remorseful killer.

And his progeny are the schvartzes. LOL