Miriam Margolyes
Ms Margolyes has been in the news quite a lot lately, so who better than her to be the headline act for this edition of MPSW? Margolyes is almost a caricature of Jewish-lesbian-progressive tendencies, so let’s try to make light of this overweight oddball of the media’s fancy.
Margolyes is an 85-year-old actress and writer best known for playing Professor Sprout in two Harry Potter films. Her total onscreen time amounted to less than two minutes, for witch she earned a staggering £60,000. She recently decried this sum as “fucking rubbish.” Then, earlier this week in a morning television appearance, she candidly admitted that she “did everything for money” (which wasn’t even a laugh line).
Margolyes is promoting her new book, Miriam’s Full English—which was written to counteract all of the pessimism about the current state of the UK and where things are headed. For decades she has been promoting diversity, migration, tolerance, etc., and so with classic cognitive-dissonance she is instructing the general public to not believe their lying eyes. Yes, this overpaid and overexposed celebrity knows best about what it means to be English—she the spawn of Russian Ashkenazi migrants who gave their daughter a Hebrew first name to match the family name.
The self-deprecating (and self-defecating) performer is marketed as having a quick wit and speaking her mind, though frankly I see only evidence of the latter. For a taste of her potty mouth and toilet humor, readers can soil their ears with this gross anecdote from the Graham Norton Show. An actually hilarious anecdote, though to her it was more like kvetching, involves her time working with Arnold Schwarzenegger on the film End of Days. She claims Arnie farted in her face. Keep in mind that Arnie’s father joined the Nazi Party and volunteered in the Sturmabteilung, so it was gas chambers 2.0 for Margolyes.
I will make a brief note of disambiguation about a certain Cindy Margolis, the model who was marketed as the most searched woman in the early days of the internet. She really wasn’t anything special, so I assume her ethnic networking and crafty agents catapulted her to that position, but she was effeminate nonetheless. Miriam Margolyes, on the other hand, is a self-declared dyke, which she announced live on tv in front of another rumored dyke Julia Gillard (former Australian prime minister). As for Margolyes’ physiognomy, she has strategically managed it with a hairstyle that curtails the masculinity (similar to Angela Merkel). As evidence, I provide the following photo, which lays the physiognomy quite bare.
Harriet Adelaide Brown
Harriet was an inventor who patented a dress cutting/making system. Born in 1847 to Scottish Americans (a very inventive people), gender roles were very much universally inculcated in her time. She nevertheless found a way to combine her masculine side (technical thinking, entrepreneurship) with her feminine side (dresses). Her noble intention of wanting to help low-paid and overworked seamstresses led her to open a college.
There appears to be only one portrait of Brown, and it reveals a rather masculine-contoured head—which was not exactly helped by her choice of hair style. Some unusual neck lumps as well.
Priyanka Gandhi Vadra
It’s early days in this series, but if I had to guess which vocation has the most masculine looking women, I would choose politician. High-T women seem to naturally want to cut their teeth in the political arena. In the case of Priyanka Gandhi, however, she is part of a hereditarian dynasty (being the granddaughter of Mohandas Gandhi). She truncated her name upon marrying businessman Robert Vadra, who, interestingly has some Anglo-Scottish blood, but is not fair skinned like Priyanka.
As for physiognomy, Priyanka has pretty much all of the signs of elevated testosterone. A long neck, a square jaw, a large forehead, a large nose, and a long fourth finger. She even crosses her arms in a way that I really only see men do, presumably because the limb to body-frame ratio makes it natural and relaxing for men to do.
Priyanka reportedly has two biological children, but, maybe we should take that with a grain of salt. After all, her grandfather Mohandas considered salt public property, like air or water, and aren’t they just in pristine condition in modern India?
Ta-ta for now.
