Of how anti antisemitism has colored the view of Jewish athletic achievement. Personally whilst at grammar school in the UK during the 60's I was a first class athlete and footballer . Despite this the only recognition one could achieve from teachers was that of "Jewish financial ability". However well you played or ran it seemed they were quite blind. Mark Spitz came a quite a shock for them.

Since that race in '38 a lot happened: Deir Yassin massacre, Duweima massacre, The Nakba, Kafr Qassem massacre, Sabra & Shatila massacre, the Qana massacre...and the reason Jews can't sleep at night is the fact that a Jew did not get his rightly deserved medal in an amateur race in Finland! ...'nough said!

even when its a football result or what you ate for breakfast

you forgot the holocaust, which is post 1938. And you forgot to mention Kfar Etzion, which is post 1938. Sorta dwarfs all your so called massacres by a long shot. enough said

"avi",take a chill pill :-)

Your usage of "the Jews" says it kind of all, don't you think? get off these pages: you'll do yourself and us much good, you'll see.