aol lies (so, what else is new again?!) about tyranny in the antiversity

["Multiculturalism’s Teacher Education Dictatorship";

"Tracey Owens Patton: Remembering a Racist, Iowa State University Faculty Terrorist"; and

"For Once, a Racist Black Professor Gets Reprimanded for Harassing White Men Students! But of Course, She’s Suing Her School"]


By Nicholas Stix

"Opinion - No, higher education isn’t turning students into ‘communists’"

"No one seems to have shared their thoughts on this topic yet"

"Leave a comment so your voice will be heard first"

My comment: That's not true. The moment aol posts a "thing," people comment on it. If, one day later, there are no comments, it is because commenters made the mistake of disagreeing with the writer, and the Gauleiter blocked or removed their comments.

Tom Mockaitis' "thing" is a work of fiction, including his survey of professors' political positions. For many years, such surveys showed that over 90% of professors were leftists. So, profs started lying about their politics.

Scholars and journalists, including yours truly, have written countless articles and books exposing communist professors and administrators' harassment and defamation of students who had disagreed with them, destroying careers and lives: The Shadow University (1998); The Professors (2006), etc. Profs obsessively rant and rave, spreading lies in their classrooms.

The Gauleiter permitted me to post the above comment, but it's highly unlikely that they'll permit it to remain. I just checked my recent comments (e.g., on the hoaxes following the death of James Watson, the lies about his childhood by a Boris Kodjoe, and the kansas professor who was put on leave, after calling White men "dangerous animals," and found that the msn/aol Gauleiter have recently permitted me to post comments on similarly racist "things," only to delete them soon thereafter.

My comments, or lack thereof.

https://www.aol.com/articles/opinion-academia-freedom-speech-problem-163000841.html>"Opinion - No, higher education isn’t turning students into ‘communists’"