[DGray]

The scariest thing about Churchill IMO is not his opinions about 9/11, but how he calls those that agree with him "people imbued with consciousness" as if there is absolutely no other point of view; as if those who are patriotic, believe in the power of the individual etc don't have any form of consciousness. He's basically saying that everyone but he and a few other radicals are brainwashed sheep. That no POV is valid and workable but his own.

Real intellectual tolerance for diversity there, huh?

Towards the end of this article, he states "What gives me hope is that people are imbued innately with consciousness and you can potentially reorder that to arrive at an understanding of what needs to be done. Once the understanding is there, the capacity to do what necessary is obviously present." Meaning, he hopes to be able to 'reorder' people's thinking in order to get them to overthrow the US government. He's a first-class left-wing agitator of the worst sort. He's frightening.

[brazzaville]

Good afternoon.

I think it's frightening that there are people just like him at every university in the country. They dug in the late 60's and early 70's and they think they are secure behind the walls of academia.

The Internet has taken them by surprise and we may beat them yet.
Michael Frazier

[stacytec]

Independent of his political outlook, the notion that people can reorder their thinking and change government is true. Fortunately, its already happened and displaced people with his ideological outlook (hehehehehe).