My 1986 Cross-Cultural work Predicted the violent nature of any Islamic immigration
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Submitted by James DeMeo, PhD, Jan 20, 2016 12:43

I was warning of the catastrophe of disturbed Muslim sexuality back in 1986, when my work on "Saharasia" (title of book) surveyed over 1100 different world cultures and identified the Islamic world as the most violent and sex-disturbed on the planet. While published in speciaized journals, this work was totally "Un-PC" at a time before that word was used, and the findings helped speed my excommunication from the academic world. Today, nobody wants to hear about it, neither leftists nor rightists, as it exposes lesser-degree but similar aspects in Western culture as well -- to the extent we have sexual psychopaths, they are identical in behavior and character structure to the average citizen in the Islamic world. Entire cultures can go psychopath. At one time, following the horrors of WW2, scholars asked such serious questions on "how and why" such things as the Holocaust or Japanese atrocities could happen, and it was openly debated under the umbrella of "National Character studies". Today, that branch of ethnography is dead and gone, but the large cross-cultural data bases developed by those scholars still exist, and was used in my work, which was the largest such study ever undertaken. If you want to know why/how Muslim society has a terrible problem with women and sexuality, then you might wish to take a look at "Saharasia", the book that nobody wants to know about, especially if they are 'experts' on Middle East issues, and hence were among the most "surprised" on 911. I know Mr. Emerson was also trying to warn people, and still is, so I don't include him in this statement. But it perplexes me to no end that the largest global cross-cultural study on human behavior, sexuality and social violence is treated today with such silence or contempt. www.amazon.com/Saharasia-Origins-Sex-Repression-Warfare-Violence/dp/0980231647

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