Posted on 01/11/2005 12:21:17 AM PST by Mike10542
He is one of those Austin (Berkeley at Texas) wacko libs.
He is simply more outrageous than some..Shame on Hannity for having him on.
You are discovering how the neoMarxist left controls our humanities departments in almost all of our universities and colleges today. They took control through subversion, purges of ideological opponents and the naive of conservatives.
This wont change untill we decide as a nation to throw the bastages out. No debate or finess, just throw them out on the street. If they hate this country they can go suck some other teet instead of the one financed by the American publics tax dollars.
You will probably like Frontpage:
http://www.frontpagemag.com/index.asp
That was a "treachorous" post.
He was just another tool and a waste of oxygen. Sean Hannity let him reveal himself for what he was.
I am also a teacher and I always use speel cheke opps... spell check. I'm series!
hey guys, so I made some spelling and grammer errors, I never claimed to be a teacher or a writer, lay off
Treachory is very treachorous.
It isnt just Austin, the left has control of humanities departments all over the state.
The University of Texas at Arlington has a Jose Gutierezz who calls for killing Gringos if we get in the way of the Reconquista. Texas A&M stopped celebrating the birthday of its founder because he was a Confederate officer and veteran. Even Baylor has particpated in the persecution of Christian appologists on its own faculty and they are supposed to be a Baptist school!
The neoMarxist left uses conniving, back-stabbing, slander and extortion to gain control of University faculties and they are shameless, amoral and ruthless in pursuit of this goal.
And the American tax-payer keeps paying for this anti-American propaganda because conservative leaders are too focussed on monetary policies to give social issues like this the time of day.
*grammar
He said "...liberal and treason in the same sentece?!?!"
Those things should be in separate senteces.
Dirision or derision?
I think we construed that to mean you were a teacher. :-)
It was the",as a teacher," comment that was misleading.
haha, i see my mistake; "as a teacher" was meant to mean "jansen, as a teacher, shouldn't be allowed (spelled right this time) in the classroom
My grammar always gave me trouble, too.
But I still miss her!
;-)
Whether you understand it or not, you claimed to be a teacher. "Me" refers to "teacher" in the sentence above.
Rimshot!
Yes.
G'night.
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