[FormerACLUmember]

Evil psychopath morons like faux Indian Ward Churchill infest many, many a university faculty setting. They attempt to sway the young minds full of mush to the Dark Side, and in many cases are successful.

[dighton]

Michael K. Smith is the author of “Portraits of Empire,” “The Madness of King George” (with Matt Wuerker), and “Rise to Empire” (forthcoming), all with Common Courage Press.

In short, he's another barking moonbat.

The Madness of King George.

[rodguy911]

I am ever so happy the Ward Churchill debacle has received as much pr as it has. Maybe, just maybe, some of our institutions of "supposed higher learning" will wake up and smell the stench of whom and "what" they have hired and do a much better job, without tenure, the next time. The time has come to clean out the rat/nests in our colleges.

[squirt-gun]

This man's real sin is that he is, by his own words, a raving idiot! No contest.

[Cannoneer]

Just saw a representative of some Indian entity, on O'Reilly, that claims Churchill received an honorary membership in the tribe he claims to belong to. They even gave a membership to Bill Clinton (wonder what kind of Indian he claimed to be) but later revoked them all as a bad idea.

A true FAUX Indian.

Time for the press to leave and let him fade into obscurity. At this point he has lost all relevance. Only the kooks will be taking his classes from now on. The market place will take care of this guy.

[Semi Civil Servant]

In his book A Little Matter of Genocide, Churchill is implicitly critical of Noam Chomsky for defending Holocaust revisionist Robert Faurisson’s free speech rights.

I was wondering why Known Chumpsky was not waving the hammer and sickle for his brother America hater. Now Chumpsky's silence makes sense. This is like watching the petty (but deadly) personal battles before and after the October Revolution amongst the various nut-cases leading the cause.

Faculty, University of Colorado