The academic fraud at Cambridge University who took Fake It ‘Till You Make It to a new low was reportedly found dead yesterday. While there is a small chance that this national PR disaster for Yookay multiculturalism could have prompted the deep state and Mr Arday to conjure up a fake death ploy and have him start a new life in Jamaica, I will assume the story is true. People are using the word tragedy to describe this end result, but I will refrain from sharing this sentiment.
If the death of Jason Arday is tragic, then so is the death of all other fraudsters, liars, cheats and scammers whose comeuppance cost them their life. Conman Nicholas Alahverdian who faked his own death for life insurance money in 2020 but was caught and convicted actually died in custody a couple of months ago at the age of 38. The real tragedies are when DEI and other affirmative action policies elevate unqualified persons to positions and responsibilities that they never should never have gotten—resulting in the deaths of innocent people. Pilots and air-traffic controllers, for example, are an industry where this is happening. It’s been 18 months since a black-piloted helicopter crashed in the Hudson River, killing a wealthy family from Spain, yet the official cause has still not been made. Jason Arday was absolutely a fraudster who benefited from his lies to the tune of millions, plus social prestige. He took academic positions from others who deserved them and got book deals he shouldn’t have. Not every form of fraud is illegal, but that should hardly be the standard in a high-trust society.
Kudos to Nathan Cofnas for bringing the whole affair to light, though as he says it was already an open secret at Cambridge. He should have received some sort of recognition or reward for being a whistle-blower. Or a Pulitzer Prize-type award. Well done to the Jolly Heretic Ed Dutton as well for publicizing the scandal. Dutton also pointed out today that another professor, Mike Adams of UNCW, died of suicide as a result of being outed for racist and sexist tweets.
If anyone has blood on their hands, besides Arday himself, it is the staff of Cambridge who were involved in hiring Arday, or pushing DEI policies in general. It is also the cowards at his previous institutions, as well as the various extra-curricular engagements that inflated the myth with almost no oversight and quality control. Usually leftists and women are the ones blinded by an infatuation for p.o.c. (pets of color) underdog stories.
I will conclude with an as yet ignored aspect of Arday’s image in which I suspect counterfeiting also played a role. In my opinion, Jason Arday artificially lightened his skin, using a product or technology that I cannot identify. He also modified his African nose through surgery and his eyebrows through regimen. I was honestly surprised to learn he was straight and had two children. But so much of the man’s life has been revealed to be fake, so who knows what else was about to come out of the closet.
The cheeks especially look much too lightly pigmented. Finally, I will add just one more photo, not of Jason but of his brother Joe Arday, for the difference really becomes quite stark. Shades of Baron Samedi, no?
