August 23, 2006, - 2:25 pm
Giant “Saudi Arabian” Little Leaguer is NOT One; He’s American
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All of the media–particularly the sports media–is fawning over 6-foot, 8-inch giant “Saudi Arabian” first baseman Aaron Durley of the Arabian American team in the Little League World Series.
But let’s be clear. Durley–and most of the rest of the team–is NOT a Saudi. He’s an American. One hint should be that he’s Black. In Saudi Arabia, most Blacks are slaves and/or servants to White Arabs. And even those who are not, are treated despicably. Blacks there are called “abed” (“slave”) or “abeed” (“slaves”)–the racist, common term for Blacks thoughout the Muslim Middle East. It is the Arabic N-word. (Flashback: Saudi Bin Laden to marry Whitney Houston.)
Durley’s team is made up of mostly American kids whose parents are in Saudi Arabia for one reason: they work for oil companies there.
So the next time you read headlines like the one in yesterday’s sports section in the print edition of USA Today–“Saudi Arabia’s First Baseman is Big Attraction”–think again.
Aaron Durley is no Saudi Arabian. He is an American kid who is Saudi Arabian only insofar as his physical presence in geography. Other than that, he is 100% American.
Tags: Aaron Durley, bin Laden, Debbie Schlussel All, first baseman, Middle East, oil, Saudi Arabia, sports media, USA Today, Whitney Houston
Gotta LOVE the media … especially USA Today. It’s no wonder that they have to ‘give away’ their product, albeit using hotels as their shills to be able to say that they make a profit. Just judging on how they twist the recent surge in Bush’s favorability, tying it to the London airplane bombers and the drop in gas prices to be something that will be short-lived. NOW they suggest that Saudia Arabia has a Little League World Series contender becuse of their ‘giant’ first baseman.
Let’s try an experiment … Turn in your daily USA Today newspaper to the front desk at the hotel you’re staying at and ask that they give you a rebate on your bill, or ask for a copy of the Wall Street Journal instead. USA Today needs to see their readership numbers decline … significantly. Oh, and while you’re at it, make sure that you ask that FoxNews Channel be added to their cablevision lineup.
Conservative Traveler on August 23, 2006 at 4:24 pm