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[[Dr. Martin Savage Pickles]] wrote in his new forward to the re-issue of Dubord's | [[Dr. Martin Savage Pickles]] wrote in his new forward to the re-issue of Dubord's | ||
- | <u>A "Mad Black Man"('s) critique of Grumfeld's Controversial Book, "A Tenable Theory Towards the Unpacking of the Lower Peoples" (a closer inspections of the fairy folk in accordance with new discoveries on the borders of science)</u>: | + | A ''"Mad Black Man"('s) critique of Grumfeld's Controversial Book, "A Tenable Theory Towards the Unpacking of the Lower Peoples"'' (a closer inspections of the fairy folk in accordance with new discoveries on the borders of science): |
:''Dubord's relentless attack is spectacular in form and execution. Grummy was on the ropes quick with his inability to provide evidence that the pre-ice age peoples lived in perfect little hobbles and cavorted about up on little wings. Grumfeld's ridiculously flawed exhortation that the newly discovered pygmy tribes of the [[Dark Continent]] may somehow be the unholy descendants of those who were banished(?)- from a world of "Lightening bugs and reindeer dance", was crushed by the oncoming onslaught of scientists, and other tough guys most notably from the burgeoning field of genetics as well as most (well a sizable chunk anyway) of "those who aspire" to be geneticists. And of course people who hate fairies which is pretty much everyone else.'' | :''Dubord's relentless attack is spectacular in form and execution. Grummy was on the ropes quick with his inability to provide evidence that the pre-ice age peoples lived in perfect little hobbles and cavorted about up on little wings. Grumfeld's ridiculously flawed exhortation that the newly discovered pygmy tribes of the [[Dark Continent]] may somehow be the unholy descendants of those who were banished(?)- from a world of "Lightening bugs and reindeer dance", was crushed by the oncoming onslaught of scientists, and other tough guys most notably from the burgeoning field of genetics as well as most (well a sizable chunk anyway) of "those who aspire" to be geneticists. And of course people who hate fairies which is pretty much everyone else.'' |
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Launching Deluvian Macon Cornwall Grumfeld ("An idiot," according to his mother) fought tirelessly until his untimely death to promote his flimsy collection of theories regarding a pre-civilization civilization. He was a simple man with enormous energy. He was against the then-new theories of common origin. His inability to accept that his distant homeland might have been Africa fueled his enthusiasm for gathering the immensely large and poorly researched "library" upon which was built the foundation of his grand opus on the races and later a "foundation" for like-minded flat-earthers. Elysius Dubord also noted that he "appointed himself an official collector of evidence" among his many questionable credentials. Grumfeld's hypotheses generated much amusement after his banishment from the halls of science. His debate with Elysius Dubord (both in their elderly years) is remembered as a "fantastic moment of pure emotion coming from an inexplicable distance with an assuredly distorted message quick to be lost to noise. And heat." Someone was overheard. A Pickle of a Bind Dr. Martin Savage Pickles wrote in his new forward to the re-issue of Dubord's A "Mad Black Man"('s) critique of Grumfeld's Controversial Book, "A Tenable Theory Towards the Unpacking of the Lower Peoples" (a closer inspections of the fairy folk in accordance with new discoveries on the borders of science):
Spiking the Wrinkle Of course all of this was played out in the eastern states by a network of whiteys who where sympathetic with Grumfeld's work as long as he paid his bills and didn't push his fairy theories upon them as a group or individually. Elysuis Dubord further fueled the fire when he smoothly schmoozed the black newspaper community to come to his aid in a sort of west coast alliance. Elysius was tired of fightin' in the trades and demanded a summit with Grumfeld. They met in the Dakota Room at a Tippinoe Inn at an undisclosed location somewhere in the American Midwest. They traveled by train accompanied by the A.S.P and the P.S.P.R. Most of what we know about the event comes from the incomplete transcript. The original transcript is little more than a few clarifications that Grumfeld makes before stumbling through his opening statements. The tape recorder was rumored to be sabotaged by a suspect wearing a Ryan O'Donnely Honky Tonk and Steak House uniform. There are many contradictory versions being bandied about by opposing ideologues. According to a report obtained by the Freedom of Information Act, attributed to a young Dewey Rose:
The debate remained unsettled for many years with each faction using it for its own ends. The Negro Press reported it as an event canceled at the last moment because of technical malfunctions. The racists reported a victory throughout their networks. The conspiratorialists accuse the League of Men with Fancy Gloves of sabotage and the Gnomes are strangely silent. The Merriweather crowd offered a comical interpretation wherein their mere presence caused the whole thing to implode. Enter Mazzy Mazzistow Carrington's reputed status as an explorative and concise writer are well known throughout cultural studies circles as well as the myriad networks available to investigators of his talent. What Carrington brings to the discussion is more than professional--it is personal. Elysius Dubord was Mazzistow Carrington’s second uncle on his mother's side. Carrington agrees with much of the apocryphal evidence that there were actual punches thrown. From a letter to Richard Lancelyn Green from Mazzistow dated prior to Green's mysterious demise:
Mazzistow Carrington explored the idea of dislocated rage and autocatalytic attractors in one of his chapters on his eponymous study of Poob Culture and Auto-Colonialism. In this seminal work Carrington posited the theory that attitudes stripped of their content still contain a kernel of their potential form and applied this to how certain groups grow complacent whereas others cannot resist the urge to expand or migrate. Mazzistow worked out the early descriptions of his theory while a park ranger in his early twenties. His multi-disciplined treatise was rounded out by his encyclopedic knowledge of Post-Victorian European culture (with a special general-interest in the mystery novel genre and precise and particular studies of Arthur Conan Doyle's surreptitious Sherlock Holmes) and his lifelong interest in secret societies and occult studies. Carrington's interpretation of the interpretation of the events surrounding the Dubord/Grumsfeld fiasco was, as Balthazar Buehb remarked to Piebald Magazine during an interview on the eve of the publication of a reminiscence of the 1946 Adid/Addison affair rightly titled "Who's your Stalin Now? (A little Stir in A-minor)":
Apart from Carrington's studies of the phenomenon, the subject is overwrought with mythical overtones that satisfy the thirst of the Pure-Race and Ancient Ones/Elohim/conspiracist. Double Stimes publishing oddity Reticent 27 investigated the event and came to the conclusion that the whole event was:
Of course the simplicity of this idea outraged most occultic investigators and conspiratorialists alike. Even the Thule like Society of the Similar and its sympathetic factions took alarm with the unmasking of the event as an elaborate hoax and accuse Reticent 27 of distorting the debate and continually point out that the magazine mentioned nothing about the actual controversy, coolly ignoring issue 171 dedicated exclusively to Fortean proto-civilizations and crypto- zoology. Note 1: If you own a copy of this extremely rare edition please for crissakes do not do the Fold-In. It will drastically reduce the value. See appendix for approximation. |
DesiderataGrumfeld tried to revive Aaron Burr's plan of giving the Florida panhandle to the French, claiming that "those goddamn Jews and Cubans would probably get along much better with them French faggots anyhow." Grumfeld's passion for ice-skating was startling to behold. |