Terrorists on campus...as teachers...wow...

[billc]

I have some experience with former terrorist *******s teaching on a college campus...bill ayers, friend of our current President, was a terrorist ******* with the weather underground. He and the other *******s blew up buildings and generally worked to destroy this country from within...and then he went on to become a professor of education at the University of Illinois at Chicago...he gave a lecture to one of my senior history classes...now his friend, and fellow ******* terrorist, is teaching...

http://pjmedia.com/lifestyle/2013/04/04/a-hollywood-and-academic-rehab-for-new-left-terrorists-and-black-panther-murderers/

This week, the rehabilitation of the most extreme of the New Left groups — the Weather Underground — entered a new stage.


Yesterday, the New York Post revealed that convicted felon Kathy Boudin — who was released from jail a decade ago after serving 22 years for her role as getaway driver in a deadly 1981 Brinks truck robbery — was given the position of adjunct professor at Columbia University’s School of Social Work.


At the same time, Boudin was also(!) given a position held concurrently at New York University, where she was appointed Sheinberg Scholar-in-Residence. She recently gave a lecture for that program on “the politics of parole and re-entry,” something which she obviously knows about.
There are, of course, many other candidates who could have been given both positions, and none of them were part of a leftist terrorist group whose action resulted in the death of the first African-American police officer in that area, and two other police officers.

Two of the three had families; children grew up without their fathers.


Nine children.


When she was pulled over, Boudin shouted to the officers whose guns were drawn: “Put the gun back.” They put their revolvers in their holsters.
At that point — as the officers went to inspect the back of the van she was driving — her cohorts came out with weapons blazing, killing the two policemen and one other who had joined in pursuit.
Boudin was never repentant.
As David Horowitz points out today at NRO:

[Boudin is a] murderess who betted the cold-blooded massacre of three law-enforcement officers, including the first African-American on the Nyack police force; a woman whose actions left nine children fatherless and who has shown no genuine remorse for that.

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This Friday marks the premiere of a new film directed by and starring Robert Redford, The Company You Keep. Along with Redford, the film stars Shia LaBeouf, Susan Sarandon, Stanley Tucci, Nick Nolte, and many other top Hollywood actors.


Billed as a thriller, the movie is based loosely on Bill Ayers and the group that held up banks and pulled off the Brinks robbery.



In a 90-minute video interview with the New York Times, Redford was asked by the Times‘ David Carr what his motivation was for making the film. His answer was most revealing:

I was at the time very sympathetic to the Weather Underground, and I thought that their cause was just.

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Redford clearly regards them as they themselves claim, as simply militant anti-war activists. Redford said that despair regarding their inability to end the war forced them to move in a new direction, and that “I disagreed with their turn to violence,” which he, like Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn do today, blames on the U.S. government — which they argue on a daily basis unjustly killed and harmed more people than they ever did.

Indeed, in the film the Sarandon character — obviously based on Kathy Boudin — says essentially that, giving the same rationale that Ayers has given in scores of interviews.

Just today, Ayers again proceeded to offer a whitewash of his and the Weather Underground’s record, in a softball interview titled “Bill Ayers Uncensored” that appears on the Daily Beast/Newsweek website.

 

[celtic_crippler]

Indoctrinate.

 

[Sukerkin]

:chuckles: Amateurs. They're 'just' murderous criminals with a cover story , not terrorists.

You want to see a real terrorist in the political arena look no further than Gerry Adams ... or maybe Nelson Mandela .. or the oh-so-virtuous Ghandi.