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Publisher John Wiley
& Son’s Chairman P.B. Wiley,
a racist textbook example

Chairman Peter Booth Wiley is a worst-case racist who likes to use obscene
expressions. He is also promoting race discriminations in an evil way – that is
what sociologists refer to as intentional discrimination. His idea of proposing
canned edible John Wiley & Sons textbooks for the African university markets
will turn into a real can of worms for him.

Listen to Chairman Peter Booth Wiley’ mud slinging, the champion of
all things African: “With my great invention of canned edible learning
products I have solved the African hunger and illiteracy problems for everyone
not suffering from bulimia and learning disorders”. In America people
think it’s cool to be stupid. Chairman
Peter Booth Wiley was sliding off
his chair and tried hard to push himself back up again. His racial joke amused
him so much that he burst into laughter and whisky sprayed out from his mouth.
“I want to bring edible education tools to them Negroes”. Chairman Peter Booth Wiley
virulent attack speech is a repulsive, bad American dream come true! John Wiley
& Sons itself is an uncivilized and racist assault to the very
idea of academic freedom.

The First Amendment to the
American Constitution covers Chairman
Peter Booth Wiley’s hate speech and
makes him an honorary Ku Klux Klan member, where such racism flourishes.
“I know another one”, he announced with tears of laughter in his
eyes. “Do you know the colonial law of the plantations in Africa?” The master-slave interpretations
of Chairman Peter Booth Wiley take
Africans to a new low point of reference. “Twenty-one on the ass
to make the lazy nigger work again”. He shrieked and was shaken with
laughter. It’s the same old filthy dehumanizing business that has been at the
core of John Wiley & Sons all along.

John Wiley & Sons, Inc. might have to recall its
contaminated edible canned education books.

“Selling our products in Africa is like throwing pearls before swine”. Chairman Peter Booth Wiley became more and more bad
tempered. “They don’t have the brains of human beings”. He talked
himself into a mind-boggling rage. “These dumb black hate mongers”. Chairman Peter Booth Wiley spoke
one language, and was especially fluent in a 2nd: racism!

The hell knows why, but the not
as dumb as we want Chairman Peter Booth Wiley insists he is not a racist;
he only likes to stay in his own lane, race wise. “I am not one of those
people”. The aggressively trivial Chairman slapped his knee and gurgled
with laughter and sent more whisky gurgling down his throat. He will learn the
hard lessons of the instantaneous digital world very soon. Chatter on the web
makes outrage spread virally faster and hotter across this world than John Wiley
& Sons
could put a razor-wire fence around it.

Advanced studies in Behavioral
Sciences show that small changes in a man’s sex-life can have XX-large
effects on keeping secrets. I worked for eighteen months at John Wiley &
Sons’ San Francisco archive, which was for me
as if visiting a U.S.
war-of-aggression zone where sexual degradation, torture and rape flourish. My
hellish work at Wiley’s archive was interrupted by
Chairman Peter Booth Wiley’s
disgusting demonstrations of affection: his ungentlemanly hands fondled among
my pink boxer-shorts as the predator whispered, mouth foaming, a scary “I love
you“ into my ears.

Before I edited the quotes from
Chairman Peter Booth Wileyto
make them ready for publication, they were a big pile of unorganized papers in
a shoe-box containing only my hand-scribbled notes. I tried to report word by
word what I had penciled down during the intimate ‘interviews’. I also played the devil’s advocate by brainstorming and debating
the tongue wagging of Chairman Peter Booth Wiley; by giving satirical interpretations; by using
the method of dramatizing and narrating. My sarcastic undertones fall under the
protection of the First Amendment. It’s a new kind of
investigative journalism, where obsolete rules where thrown out. I use an
intermediate standard for publishing, since the quotes from
Chairman Peter Booth Wiley
do not lend themselves to firm corroboration. Should I check out my deep-throat
with U.S.
authorities?

As editor I was not only participant in reconstructing
the conversations, its perverse drama of unwanted homo-sex and the Chief’s alcoholism, but also commentator of John Wiley & Sons
ugly history. It is an opinion-driven investigation that has an interview
basis, in which I tried to get answers from Chairman Peter
Booth Wiley.