Author: Dana Turnmire
Date: 11:38:06 06/20/01
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On June 20, 2001 at 11:05:21, C McClain Morris, Jr. wrote: >It's more revealing about the mindset of the questioner, in regards to the >legitimacy of GM Ashley's GM status. Why wasn't this question asked about the >playing strength of non-black GM's who earned their GM norm consistent with GM >Ashley's performance? > >CMcMo The fact of the matter is most of the great chess players are Jewish. There have been whole books written on that subject. Don't ask me how to explain how less than 1% of the world's population can achieve such succcess in so many fields but it's a fact. I'm not Jewish and I'm not offended by the success of so many that are. In this politically correct world we live in now everyone is a victim or has to explain everything so nobody gets any hurt feelings. If one can't even mention a grandmaster without someone shouting racist they need to look at themselves. Weak is a relative term. To most of the world's chess players GM Ashley is a very strong player. Compared to the top 20 elite he is "weak."
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