Foxy,

There you go. The stereotypical anti-Semitic, right down to the Jewish ‘friends’

Shadow,

If you get the chance, you might like to read read “What’s Happened To The University? - A Sociological Exploration Of Its Infantilisation”, by Frank Furedi.

You will learn just how dangerous modern universities are, and wonder how they get time to teach or learn amid all the political brain washing and bullshite.

Much more enlightening and satisfying than arguing with OLO ‘s entrenched Marxists and anti-Semites.

ttbn,

Whatever is eating you must be suffering dreadfully.

Dear David F.,

I always enjoy reading your posts.

And learning from them.

Thank You.

Foxy,

I can see right through you and your BS, and I am definitely not suffering; so don't worry about me. You have enough problems of your own trying to maintain and defend your imaginery stories and persona.

To Foxy.

Be careful about a twisted philosophy that comes from either a well spoken source, or kind words with seeds of hate in their undertones.

Here's what I mean. Your and Davidf's dialogue show a respect for eachother with a courtesy and thankyous. But the direction might be an example of how universities can build their own form of bigotry. The well informed guide that places their view of hate within their other lessons, and with the other lessons the side lessons to be against a certian people gets ingrained in the teachings.

What I mean is look at the tone towards Jewish, Christian, Muslim, and Baha'i. From the beginning David poses that hatred is more honest, and since then continues with a slippery slope against all 4 religions bit focusing on Baha'i. The one that so far has maintained it's own preface towards other beliefs. If you find a Baha'i your self you can test this observation I have over the critism Davidf has. I've never met a Baha'i that was unwilling to consider another point of view. Not to make everyone believe what they think is right, but to teach and to learn is a characteristic I see from this group of people as a dominanite quality.

Therefore know the counter critism and know from a different source. Or like you've said. Consider going to the source of information instead of some outside study of it.

I don't believe in Baha'i faith because of a few issues I see. But they are for the most part genuinely loving and accepting. Not fake love where hatred would be more honest.

Just be careful that a person's well said approach doesn't mean they are correct in their words. Just a heads up.

SR,

What bollocks, AS is a consultant to the government, not an employee. He has also been the CEO of a software company and CTO of a hedge fund, but this work he does for the government is just a thin veneer for you to cover depraved racism against Jews.

What next? a boycott of Israeli bus drivers?

I bet that the pinhead racists that boycotted his lecture, probably wouldn't have understood it anyway.