Professor of Education at the University of Chicago: "Guilty as hell. Free as a bird".
New York Times, Sep 11, 2001 - ''I don't regret setting bombs,'' Bill Ayers said. ''I feel we didn't do enough.''
Disgusting. Why are these people still allowed to walk around among us is beyond me.
K. Now take him to jail.
Professor of Education at the University of Chicago: "Guilty as hell. Free as a bird".
New York Times, Sep 11, 2001 - ''I don't regret setting bombs,'' Bill Ayers said. ''I feel we didn't do enough.''
Interesting hiw folks who will never comprehend a complex idea - such as Ayers and this cretin - go into education.
Why do good teachers not expose them?
How about Mary Anne Keetley, an innocent secretary who was severely injured when a bomb went off in her hand while she was handling mail at Pomona College in Claremont, Calif., in 1969? Or Robert E. Fassnacht, a graduate student at the University of Wisconsin who was killed by a bomb in 1970?
This man needs to be found in line in a coffee shop, and dealt with, for the NYPD cops he killed.
Remember, Trotsky was not shot.
Certainly, the #1 occupation for ex-Weathermen.
And they have done more damage to the USA in this capacity than they ever did -- or could've -- as domestic terrorists.
I am truly surprised that nobody ever decided to go hunting for these terrorists. As long as they weren’t in a hurry, they could probably take out a half dozen of them, and condemn the rest to perpetual paranoia for the rest of their nasty lives.
If he moves to Minnesota, he can be a celebrated leftist hero to democrat legislators.
They’ll worship at his feet and sell his cookbooks.
He and Ayers are just as evil as Manson, but they never had to pay the dues.
It would not surprise me if an unamed group started hunting these assclowns, like the Israelis did with the unpunished Nazis after WWII.