Professor Teaches USA Is a Police State
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http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2005/4/26/105917.shtml
Is that asking for too much? Apparently it's more gallant to stay, brainwash, and subvert kids than to live somewhere that looks up to insanity and unwarranted America bashing like France.
The classroom where North Carolina Wesleyan College's only political science professor is teaching a course titled "9/11; The Road to Tyranny" has become the latest battlefront in the ongoing campus culture war.
On Tuesday, the six students enrolled in the elective course taught by Jane T. Christensen were to attend the course's final session: "Police State USA (Where Do We Go From Here?)"
Christensen's course has conservatives raging against campuses loaded with unaccountable liberals. The president of N.C. Wesleyan, a school of 1,800 students 50 miles east of Raleigh in Rocky Mount, is defending her right to academic freedom.
"Slander and anti-Semitism are permitted by a bigot posing as a scholar," Mike Adams, a criminal justice professor at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, wrote in an online critique on Frontpagemag.com.
Adams is a frequent critic of academic liberalism; Frontpagemag.com is a Web site headed by David Horowitz, a one-time liberal campus activist turned conservative critic.
One text required in Christensen's 9/11 course holds that the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the United States were orchestrated and carried out by U.S. government elites. The course teaches that the official story about Sept. 11 is the result of "government involvement in the cover-up."
The attacks were used by neo-conservatives in the Bush administration, acting on behalf of pro-Israel Zionists, as "a catalyst for the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq as well as the attack on civil liberties in the United States," according to the course's syllabus.
"I teach the truth about 9/11 in all of my courses," said Christensen, who also teaches classes on research methods and the American political system.
Other professors have encountered criticism for voicing alternative views of the Sept. 11 attacks. University of Colorado ethnic studies professor Ward Churchill came under scrutiny after writing that workers in the World Trade Center were the equivalent of "little Eichmanns," a reference to Adolf Eichmann, who ensured the smooth running of the Nazi system. Churchill said his essay referred to "technocrats" who participate in what he calls repressive American policies around the world. Churchill also spoke of the "gallant sacrifices" of the "combat teams" that struck America.
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http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2005/4/26/105917.shtml
Is that asking for too much? Apparently it's more gallant to stay, brainwash, and subvert kids than to live somewhere that looks up to insanity and unwarranted America bashing like France.