pictured: Morne Nagel by StarWars (4/16/09) Sprinting is a unique sport in that it is a measure of strength and speed. Many people confuse races like the 100 meter dash and the 200 meter with shorter races such as the … READ MORE

by Karl Baxter (2/5/09) When you’re a Premier League soccer team, paying up to 160,000 pounds a week to a suspected Brazilian rapist and other overhyped foreigners, then you need to get the money back somewhere. Russian Jewish plutocrats with … READ MORE

pictured: QB Phillip Butterfield of Lake Hamilton (AR) High School by Jimmy Chitwood (2/3/09) Arkansas high school football is yet another in the long list of states (about 50, give or take) that annually give lie to the notion that … READ MORE

pictured: Roman Abramovich by Karl Baxter (1/19/09) Rumors relating to the financial “Perfect Storm” about to hit England’s globalized and heavily colonized soccer Premier League continue to circulate. The latest reports indicate that even mighty Chelsea could be the weakest … READ MORE

By Karl Baxter (1/6/09) Number crunching is time-consuming work, so usually I base my opinions of the changing demographics of England’s soccer Premier League on my overall impression. This varies from week to week, depending on team selections, which matches … READ MORE

pictured: Manchester United’s Christiano Ronaldo by Karl Baxter (11/17/08) As economic storm clouds gather, threatening the financial stability of many of its clubs, England’s globalized soccer Premier League is sending out its multicultural message harder than ever. With the economic … READ MORE

pictured: Argentina celebrates after Nigeria for the Olympic gold medal in soccer by Karl Baxter (8/24/08) While many still regard the marathon and the 100 meters as the two blue-ribbon events of the Olympics, more and more people are starting … READ MORE

pictured: Topsy Ojo by Karl Baxter (7/13/08) It used to be said in England that rugby union was a hooligans’ game played by gentlemen. This stemmed from its association with private schools and elite universities, where it served as a … READ MORE

pictured: The days of blacks dominating French soccer are ending by Karl Baxter (6/22/08) The conventional analysis of France’s demise at Euro 2008 is that manager Raymond Domenech stayed loyal too long to a group of Black players on whom … READ MORE

by Karl Baxter (5/22/08) Well done Manchester United, winners of the UEFA Champions League Final. Hard luck, Chelsea, brave runners up. Yes, Sir Alex Ferguson has claimed his second European Cup and Manchester United’s third, with the team’s close fought … READ MORE

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by Karl Baxter (3/11/08) One of the favourite myths of the multiculturalists is that negative behaviour by blacks is caused by deprivation. Just take away the poverty, ‘discrimination,’ and ‘racial injustice’ and – BEHOLD! – those who would otherwise become … READ MORE

pictured: Richard Scudamore (3/4/08) by Karl Baxter Shortly after Richard Scudamore, the CEO of England’s soccer Premier League, put forward his proposal for a 39th game to be played overseas (see “The Premiership Goes Stark Staring Bonkers”), the plan has … READ MORE