[Anamensis]

Those Freepers who'd like to drop a line gently disagreeing with Dr. De Genova may do so at npd18@columbia.edu (Telephone: 212 / 854.0199). At least, that's the most recent web info I could find on this lovely individual.

[Anamensis]

Ping?

[ClearCase_guy]

And then there's Roger Normand, an adjunct professor at Columbia's School for International and Public Affairs and director of the lefty Center for Economic and Social Rights. Normand took the podium to yell, "Let's see if we can make some noise in this auditorium," and began a call-and-response, "We Will Rock You"-style chant with the capacity crowd.

hmmmmmmm ... scholarly.

[SMEDLEYBUTLER]

I wonder if that puke De Genova would run his mouth with a few Rangers sitting in his class.

[jjm2111]

Original discussion here

[jjm2111]

Here's the email I sent this puke:

Mr. De Genova:

Normally, I take the time to politely disagree with people who share a different political viewpoint than my own. All Americans have First Amendment rights and should be encouraged to state their views.

However, I am left speechless by your pathetic and disgusting and remarks concerning the U.S. Armed forces. Wishing death upon U.S. soldiers simply because you do not agree the policy of the nation's elected leaders is the mark of a craven coward. You do not have the honor nor the soul to polish the boots of any member of the Armed Services. By your words, if I get called to active service, you want me to die? That wouldn't be a threat, would it?

I'm not wasting any more words on a sniveling, useless, waste of human flesh such as yourself.

With the utmost contempt,

jjm2111
Lieutenant, USNR

P.S. I'd offer you to attempt to 'Mogadishu' me mano a mano but I know that won't happen.

[Vinnie_Vidi_Vici]

A million Mogadishus huh? well, we killed several thousand there, so a million times that is a few Billion, that should cover islam quite nicely

[EternalVigilance]

Can there ever be another doubt in anyone's mind that these people are the enemies of the United States?

[SunStar]

Thunderous applause and whistles greeted anthropology professor Nicholas De Genova's sick desire that "a million Mogadishus" be visited on U.S. soldiers fighting in Iraq.

Treason, anyone?

[hedgetrimmer]

Shouldn't the complaint go to his boss?

[HaveGunWillTravel]

"I live under an unelected government," said Bruce Robbins, a professor of English and Comparative Literature. In Robbins's view, apparently, not all wars are equally evil: "I fantasize," he said, "about being liberated by a European invasion."

Why doesn't this fantasy apply to the unelected, undemocratic government of Iraq? Why isn't what's good for the goose good for the gander?

[Lx]

Hell, what's his bosses' number or email?

[End Times Sentinel]

Not a single speaker mentioned the fact that a majority of the American public supports military action in Iraq.

 

Why of course they didn't!  Don't you realize that those who aren't in the world of academia or entertainment are by and large mouth breathing, troglodytes, mindlessly knucklewalking through fly over country. 

Much like Professor Robins, I hope the euros will come in and liberate us!  Then we can set up some concentration camps and deal with the "radical right winger problem"...

 

Owl_Eagle

”Guns Before Butter.”

[D Rider]

Concervative estimates of Somali losses in the engagement that cost the lives of 19 US servicemen are above 5000. Assuming that conservative number, the good proffessor is wishing the extermination of 260,000,000 of the worlds most evil people.

If their were a million Mogadishus, there would be no one left to drag American bodies through the streets, except for the good proffessor.

[delacoert]

Lemme guess, he has reached the stage in his "career" that he knows he has no hope of getting tenure and decides to play the lottery - provoke a negative administrative response to his unpopular political views with the hope of getting grounds for a lawsuit in response to losing his job.

[Dionysius]

Somebody post a picture of this c*ck sucker, please!

[vigilante2]

THIS IS NOT A WAR AGAINST IRAQ THIS IS A WAR AGAINST TERRORISTS AND THIER PRACTICES EVERYWHERE MR.NICHOLAS DE GENOVA!!!

[Number_Cruncher]

The left only supports democracy if they win. If they lose, they are opposed to democracy.

[Publius6961]

Sedition is no longer a crime?
(OK then, how about stupidity?

“We are all born ignorant, but one must work hard to remain stupid" - Benjamin Franklin

[tbpiper]

Thunderous applause and whistles greeted anthropology professor Nicholas De Genova's sick desire that "a million Mogadishus" be visited on U.S. soldiers fighting in Iraq

Mr. De Genova: may the next terrorist attack be in your presence. May the anthrax spores find a home in your lungs. May your body be covered in pox. May you have to choose between flames and thousand foot fall. And may all the pains of hell be your eternal reward.

From a proud father of an American soldier.

5-O-Duce is on the Loose!!

(I'll email the bastard when I get home.)

[Cachelot]

not all wars are equally evil: "I fantasize," he said, "about being liberated by a European invasion."

Hmmm... this reminds me of one of the neo-nazi sites I looked in on the other day. The owner was fantasizing about a "white homeland in America", peopled by "loyal Europeans".

The fifth column is here, they are fighting for Saddam and Osama and Chirac, and they will have to be dealt with.