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Webb has reportedly said that one of his books IS being taught in college English classes.

Thank you for telling me what Webb himself has asserted -- about his book being "used" in college English classes.

When the Lib-Fascistas took over the colleges and university systems throughout America, they first penetrated the system through "psychology" courses, and then rapidly took over the English Departments.

They met resistance when the English Departments attempted to take over the Math and Science Departments.

And sick minds instead of thinking to move to Vietnam or Malaysia or the Phillipines in order to have the "cultural" right to place their son's penises into their own mouths have decided... "why move"? We can do that here in America as long as the Feminists continue their rant about "males being evil", multi-culturalists continue to rewrite history and the need for borders, gay/les/trans can hide behind a "normal picture" of pedophilia such as the Vagina Monologues -- and do so incrementally, calling it all "intellectual exercises".

"Why move?" they say to themselves. "Why move when we can encourage young minds to do all the work of "cultural change" for us."

Did Webb happen to inform as to whether or not his books are used in PRE-REQ courses?

Out in CA, the libbies running "edukashion" keep upping the pre-reqs for students, incrementally demanding more "multi-course" agenda courses. Like the crooning fascistas they are.. they tell students they need to become "sensitized" to the Liberal Fascistic frame of mind.

Deception.

And parents have to pay for this deception while the Fascista assert that parents have no "rights" to say-so, disagreement, or anything. But a Dad placing his son's penis in his own mouth -- is OKAY, and a "right", according the Fascista handbook.

Teachers sexually seducing young men and young women.. is OKAY in the Fascista Handbook.

Just found it: YES, his books are in "REQUIRED" College English courses in colleges.

the novels "that the Allen camp attacks include Fields of Fire, which has been called the classic novel of the Vietnam War and was for years required reading on college campuses nationwide in classes relating to the illumination of war."

Maybe those Fenton Production "soldiers" lamenting the WOT are only saying: "Eeewww. We don't wanna see that stuff that Webb Saw".

(ewgrin)

Fields of Fire is being taught in a college course that husband took a few years ago. I could take the course right now, but I don't want to read five Vietnam war novels. Husband thought the book was good.