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"Basic tool for manipulation of reality is the manipulation of words": Prof Castellano blames the US and its unjust foreign policies for having provoked 9/11 horrors in the first place, not poor security but America’s “imperialist” policies accountable

| Satyaagrah | David Horowitz
At the peak of post-9/11 emotions, Chomsky was quick to downplay the severity of the Twin Towers atrocity, comparing it to Bill Clinton’s missile attack on a factory in the Sudan

“Instead of causing chaos and rocking someone else’s boat, you need to row your own”: Prof Berry, a strong advocate of racial preferences in employment & education, said “Civil Rights laws were not passed to give civil rights protection to all Americans”

| Satyaagrah | David Horowitz
In Professor Berry’s opinion, Republican appointments of African Americans such as Clarence Thomas, Condoleezza Rice, and Colin Powell to the highest positions of authority and power in government were anti-black in intention

“No one wants to be easy to get over. That’s what mind games are for”: Prof Derrick Bell at New York University School of Law was godfather, of “Critical Race Theory,” an academic tradition in which race plays same role as a class in the Marxist paradigm

| Satyaagrah | David Horowitz
Critical Race Theory suggests that to combat this “institutional racism,” oppressed racial groups have both the right and the duty to decide for themselves, which laws are valid and are worth observing

"How can you tell when a political ideology has become the equivalent of a religion?": Associate Professor at Truman State University, Marc Becker is an organizer for Historians against the War with a long history of radicalism and antipathy toward the US

| Satyaagrah | David Horowitz
Professor Becker condemns American capitalism and “militarism.” He has protested the celebration of Columbus Day, because “Columbus’s actions launched an era of modern colonialism, rape, pillage, genocide, cultural destruction, slavery, economic and environmental devastation”

"To win this war, we need a commander in chief, not a professor of law standing at the lectern": Prof. Barash is not a trained historian, economist, or sociologist but a psychologist, while his co-author Professor Webel is a philosopher, let's teach Hate

| Satyaagrah | David Horowitz
The Peace and Conflict Studies text relentlessly condemns the economic inequalities that characterize market systems, even though these systems are responsible for prodigious agricultural surpluses and for raising billions of people out of poverty, facts the authors systematically ignore

"Fighting for Islam, that is not suicide. They kill themselves for Islam": Ihsan Bagby, Prof. of Islamic studies at Kentucky University declared that Muslims can never be full citizens of the US as they can never commit to its institutions & ideologies

| Satyaagrah | David Horowitz
Jones wrote “American Sexual Reference: Black Male,” an essay that includes insights like this: Most American white men are trained to be fags. For this reason, it is no wonder their faces are weak and blank...

“Kill all rich people. Break their cars and apartments. Bring the revolution home, kill your parents”: Prof Bill Ayers of early childhood education & senior university scholar of Illinois, Chicago went underground to become America’s first terrorist cult

| Satyaagrah | David Horowitz
Along with his wife Bernardine Dohrn, Bill Ayers was a 1960s radical and leader of the “Weatherman” faction of Students for a Democratic Society, which in 1969 went underground to become America’s first terrorist cult

"Loafers of the world, unite!": Professor Stanley Aronowitz of City University of New York in his memoir “The Last Good Job in America” acknowledged that City University hired him as they believed he was a labor sociologist and admits it was just a scam

| Satyaagrah | David Horowitz
Long an outspoken advocate of racial separatism, Professor Austin has made race/class/gender conflict the centerpiece of her courses, which view legal issues through the narrow prism of identity politics
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