It somehow seems appropriate to let BBC Pidgin handle this story.

Jason Arday is probably not an isolated case.

Arday's rise to academic stardom was a product of attitudes and incentives promoting racial and sexual diversity at the expense of competence that are universal in Western academia.

Those same ideas and incentives have have governed the academic careers of every other non-white, female, and LGBT academic.

Therefore, we should expect to find similar patterns of academic fraud.

Academia is in a panic about Jason Arday because this is just the beginning.

Leftists are claiming Jason Arday's death was caused by those who held him to account.

The implication is that he should have just been allowed to continue to get away with his corruption and dishonesty because he was black.

Accepting such standards would be the real crime.

If I had the money, I would employ someone full time to unmask every fake black academic. It can't be hard.

LOL

Tomorrow on Classic Movies, Morgoth and I are reviewing Office Space. 5 pm BST / 12 pm EST

So if you could tune in, that would be great.

What low-information liberal moralizing looks like:

“I don’t know any of the details about the charges against Jason Arday. But it sure is heckin’ indecent that the media hounded that poor man to death.”

Trump is a real jackpot for America's enemies.

https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/117107215379637520

Mark Gullick on how white liberals contributed to the death of Jason Arday. Ask not for whom the bell curve tolls, for it tolls for you.

https://counter-currents.com/2026/08/ask-not-for-whom-the-bell-curve-tolls/

Lipton Matthews on how flattery undermines academic standards.

https://counter-currents.com/2026/08/against-flattery/

Spencer Quinn on how the woke mob has an extensive history of hounding people in academia, including to death as with Mike Adams.

https://counter-currents.com/2026/08/cry-me-a-river/

The convergence of left and right populists since October 7 has created the illusion that a "left-right alliance" is possible.

But neither foreign policy nor economic populism can be the basis for a real political alliance. My latest essay:

https://www.keithwoods.com/p/left-right

Trevor Lynch argues that the new Masters of the Universe film (streaming now on Amazon Prime) is a subversive masterpiece of Right-wing cinema:

"Masters of the Universe is for manliness and power. It is against liberalism, wokeness, feminism, and weakness. Moreover, although this movie has many genuinely comic scenes, it does not poke fun at good things. It saves mockery for the evil and stupid; it attacks cynicism and irony directed at the good. These are very healthy messages."

". . . this reboot is politically interesting, because at Amazon (of all places), wokeness didn’t parody Masters of the Universe. Indeed, the new Masters of the Universe makes a mockery of wokeness."

https://thenewnationalism.com/p/masters-of-the-universe

Steven Tucker on how the media is using Jason Arday's death to suppress investigation of the truth.

https://counter-currents.com/2026/08/the-remains-of-the-arday/

Edward Dutton on understanding Jason Arday's spiteful suicide as an act of narcissism.

https://counter-currents.com/2026/08/understanding-the-spiteful-suicide-of-jason-arday/

Make war profiteering a serious crime again.

Trevor Lynch argues that the new Masters of the Universe film (streaming now on Amazon Prime) is a subversive masterpiece of Right-wing cinema:

"Masters of the Universe is for manliness and power. It is against liberalism, wokeness, feminism, and weakness. Moreover, although this movie has many genuinely comic scenes, it does not poke fun at good things. It saves mockery for the evil and stupid; it attacks cynicism and irony directed at the good. These are very healthy messages."

". . . this reboot is politically interesting, because at Amazon (of all places), wokeness didn’t parody Masters of the Universe. Indeed, the new Masters of the Universe parodies wokeness."

https://counter-currents.com/2026/08/masters-of-the-universe-2/

In the August 2026 edition of The Union Jackal, Mark Gullick covers the fight between Restore UK and Reform UK, plus Andy Burnham's dismissive rhetoric towards the small hamlet of Piddington's concerns about a migrant camp.

https://counter-currents.com/2026/08/the-union-jackal-august-2026/

Kerry Bolton on Britain, Israel, and Zionist terrorism.

https://counter-currents.com/2026/08/britain-israel-and-zionist-terrorism/

David Zsutty on what Jason Arday's death says about liberal fragility and cancel culture.

https://counter-currents.com/2026/08/jason-arday-liberal-fragility-and-cancel-culture/