Splitting in Presbytis entellusgroups.
Four bisexual groups (three multimale and one unimale) of Presbytis entellus were observed from September, 1985 to April, 1987. The multimale groups were found at areas where there was high density of monkeys as compared to area where the unimale group was found. These four groups split only after a takeover by a member of an all-male group. Each of the three multimale groups divided into one unimale and one all-male group. The all-male groups which caused these splits left the area after one of their members took over the bisexual group. The all-male groups which were formed due to division of multimale groups remained in the same area. The split in the unimale group was again caused by interaction with an all-male group andhim safe on the home front while “white men” and “colored boys” he recruited went off to fight and die.

While Jesse’s warrior heroism spanned the length and breadth of his recruiting desk, his ‘values’ redefined conservatism.

The early colonists, moving to America to found societies seeking greater freedoms, championed education. Although the Pilgrims arrived only in 1620, and suffered massive death tolls and primitive living conditions, by the 1640s they had set up public schools. They were convinced that freedom and education were inseparable.

Jesse feared that they were right. He devoted his political energy to opposing public education everywhere and in every way he could. His corporate paymasters knew that one of the great dangers to unlimited profits is an educated population. Jesse fought constantly against public education.

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