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My Very, Very Allergic Reaction To Brad Delong On Chomsky
by Edward S. Herman
July 24, 2003
WOW, A COMMIE, WAHT A SURPRISE
THIS GUY IS MORE EXTREME THAT YASSER ARAFAT!!!!!!!!
http://www.secularislam.org/articles/debunking.htm
Said, a professor at Columbia University for most of his academic career, was consistently critical of Israel for what he regarded as mistreatment of the Palestinians. He prompted a controversy in 2000 when he threw a rock toward an Israeli guardhouse on the Lebanese border.
Columbia did not censure him, saying the stone was not directed at anyone, no law was broken and that his actions were protected by principles of academic freedom...........
His outspoken stance made him many enemies; he suffered repeated death threats and in 1985 he was called a Nazi by the Jewish Defence League and his university office was set on fire.
After the signing of the Oslo peace accords between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO), Said also criticised Yasser Arafat because he believed the PLO leader had made a bad deal for the Palestinians.
In a 1995 lecture, he said Arafat and the Palestinian Authority "have become willing collaborators with the (Israeli) military occupation, a sort of Vichy government for Palestinians."
FROM THE HARVARD SCHOOL NEWSPAPER. SOME QUOTES FROM A SPEECH HE MADE THERE
http://www.thecrimson.com/article.aspx?ref=356645
Zinn did not restrict his attacks to American presidents—he also blasted University President Lawrence H. Summers for his support of the military.
“I was about to say that people at Harvard have always responded well [to social issues] from the president on down but that’s not so,” he said.
Zinn wrapped up his argument by accusing the U.S. government of exhibiting “a whiff of fascism.”
“Bush, Saddam Hussein, Bin Laden, they are all terrorists,” he said. “I want a country that has a peace with the world.”
http://www.pbs.org/now/transcript/transcript_zinn.html
BILL MOYERS: If you were convinced that Saddam Hussein has or is about to get nuclear weapons, would you change your mind?
HOWARD ZINN: I wouldn't change my mind about waging war. No. I'm not surprised at the thought that Saddam Hussein may be concealing his weaponry and so on. What is-- ironic to me is that-- we think that Saddam Hussein, who may possibly have a nuclear weapon, is such a threat as to require an immediate war. When-- and here, what I'm going to say really comes from the CIA. And I don't usually say things that come from the CIA.
BILL MOYERS: Is your conclusion that we should not fight wars then because there will be civilian casualties?
HOWARD ZINN: Yes. (LAUGHS) Yes.
^^^^^^ KNOWN ANTI AMERICAN