Posted on 02/17/2006 2:30:04 PM PST by truthfinder9
The Professors: The 101 most dangerous academics in America by David Horowitz
Coming to a Campus Near You: Terrorists, racists, and communists— you know them as The Professors. We all know that left-wing radicals from the 1960s have hung around academia and hired people like themselves. But if you thought they were all harmless, antiquated hippies, you’d be wrong. Today’s radical academics aren’t the exception—they’re legion. And far from being harmless, they spew violent anti-Americanism, preach anti-Semitism, and cheer on the killing of American soldiers and civilians—all the while collecting tax dollars and tuition fees to indoctrinate our children. Remember Ward Churchill, the University of Colorado professor who compared the victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks to Nazis who deserved what they got? You thought he was bad? In this shocking new book, New York Times bestselling author David Horowitz has news for you: American universities are full of radical academics like Ward Churchill—and worse.
Horowitz exposes 101 academics—representative of thousands of radicals who teach our young people—who also happen to be alleged ex-terrorists, racists, murderers, sexual deviants, anti-Semites, and al-Qaeda supporters. Horowitz blows the cover on academics who: — Say they want to kill white people. — Promote the views of the Iranian mullahs. — Support Osama bin Laden. — Lament the demise of the Soviet Union. — Defend pedophilia. — Advocate the killing of ordinary Americans.
David Horowitz’s riveting exposé is essential reading for parents, students, college alums, taxpayers, and patriotic Americans who don’t think college students should be indoctrinated by sympathizers of Joseph Stalin and Osama bin Laden.
The Professors is truly frightening—and an intellectual call to arms from a courageous author who knows the radicals all too well.
Ordered my copy today.
I'm betting Pete Singer got the top spot.
Son of communists, Horowitz is a true patriot.
Pete's communist affiliation was never a secret.A pity, he was/is a fine folk singer.
You mean Pete SEEGER .
I'm referring to the Princeton bioethics professor. The one who thinks parents should be able to "abort" disabled children up to one year after they are born. He also believes non-human primates deserve human rights and society should accept humans having sex with animals.
This could turn into some kind of twisted competition. A lot of profs who make the list will probably be sending copies to everyone they know. It'll be taken as a "Who's Who" list of the {fill in name of cause here}.
Many, who didn't make the list will be vexed -- they'll either claim the voting was rigged; or have to go into therapy because of the blow to their self-esteem.
Yes I did. What did I misread?
Who is Pete Singer?
Anyway, I meant the idiot professor.
OK, I hadn't heard of Singer. And Seeger fit. I guess the "Singer" sort of misled me too.
Singer's not the singer, seeger is the singer. See?
(You could answer 'yes' in Spanish, and it would be really funny.)
Guys - You're both right (all three of you). Seeger is a Commie folk singer. Singer (no pun intended) is a Commie "ethicist" who basically advocates genocide.
I'm glad to see that there are a lot of intelligent, positive reviews of the book.
Freepers can do Horowitz and conservatism a favor by going through all 39 reviews, voting YES for the good ones, and NO for the bad ones. So far we are doing very well, but I'm sure the leftists will soon be hammering on this book.
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"Singer's not the singer, seeger is the singer. See?"
Yeah, but I want to know who's on first?
I don't know.
Yeah, but stop me if I'm wrong, Seeger the commie singer isn't a professor, while Singer who isn't a singer is. That's why Seeger the singer didn't look right from the start.
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