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also, saying he can't read can be construed as a really racist statement.
that is also a subjective opinion, and hardly worthy of debate.
so, a few people seem to know his name. that hardly proves anything.
And the NY Times with its neo-con agenda and dubious think tanks seem to have more validity here than left wing angry academics.
You didn't quote any original Arabic sources.
And does this mean you're saying that Sharp has no links whatsoever to organisations like the ICNC? Or that you're saying the VA reports are simply lies?
Because if so, that's a hell of a stretch given the evidence trail - especially the ICNC link.
You know, it's not actually all that difficult to check Ackerman's history and connections.
I'll take the point about Einstein, but it still seems hi-falutin for someone who claims to be modest.
I'm not much bothered about Zunes' letter of support, because I'd rather look at the facts - and the facts really aren't as simple as you're claiming at all.
but it got poohpoohed because some people here don't like him.
this doesn't seem to be a very rational method of evaluating the Truth.
it must be a new low in the history of this site.
This must be a new low in your short history with this site.
Get off your high horse already. Keynesianism is intellectually hard, as evidenced by the inability of many trained economists to get it - Paul Krugman
Also, this.
AbuKhalil loves Cal State Stanislaus and its students and would not consider trading it -- even for the more highly regarded UC Berkeley, where he is a visiting professor each spring. "You know how shallow some Lebanese are about designer names, designer shoes, designer human beings, designer universities, excessive elegance?" he asked. "When I first came to Stanislaus, my mother was like, 'When are you going to leave? When are you going to leave?' She is a very well-educated person, very Francophile and very status obsessed. I had to tell her, 'You know, if you really want my happiness, you have to end this conversation. You have to accept that your son is happy at a non-prestigious university.' "
"You know how shallow some Lebanese are about designer names, designer shoes, designer human beings, designer universities, excessive elegance?" he asked. "When I first came to Stanislaus, my mother was like, 'When are you going to leave? When are you going to leave?' She is a very well-educated person, very Francophile and very status obsessed. I had to tell her, 'You know, if you really want my happiness, you have to end this conversation. You have to accept that your son is happy at a non-prestigious university.' "
the uncritical adulation here for the original NYT piece.
Do you really believe what you're writing? Or are you just dishonest? "People only accept change when they are faced with necessity, and only recognize necessity when a crisis is upon them." - Jean Monnet
YMMV.
Take a look at who Migeru said that to.
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