Why shouldn’t a professor at an American university be allowed to his webpage to advocate for whatever he wants, including boycotting Israel. I do not think boycotting Israel is a good idea, but I support the right of this professor to advocate that on his university web page.
I am concerned about this growing trend of Jewish organizations around the world calling for censorship of views they don’t like, views they label as “hate”, but when such standards are applied to Jewish text, there’s just as much “hate” to be found, and yet these Jewish groups are silent about that. So these Jewish groups aren’t really standing up for the universal good of more censorship, they’re trying to rig the game in favor of their tribe.
Christoph Donnellan: “When certain feelings are suppressed by legal fiat they tend to come back eventually with a vengeance, a thousand times more powerful then they were originally. Outright nazi or anti-Semitic movements or organizations are at their lowest level of support in the western world, particularly Western Europe and North America. At best they best represent a tiny and politically and socially marginal fringe. Organized Jewry is playing a very dangerous game here which could well backfire on them eventually.”
The goyim aren’t so stupid. We can’t endlessly agitate to rig the game without suffering repercussions.
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TAKE ACTION: Email Attorney General Kamala Harris at attorneygeneral@doj.ca.gov (please add in email addresses kamala.harris@doj.ca.gov, PIU@doj.ca.gov) and ask that Harris respond swiftly to concerns about the illegality of CSUN Mathematics Professor David Klein’s use of the University website to promote his antisemitic “Boycott Israel” webpage, concerns raised by AMCHA Initiative more than one year ago and shared by 24 Jewish and pro-Israel organizations.
Twenty-four organizations with hundreds of thousands of members and supporters wrote yesterday to California Attorney General Kamala Harris demanding she respond to evidence that California State University Northridge (CSUN) mathematics professor David Klein has illegally used taxpayer resources to promote his politically-motivated “Boycott Israel Resources Page,” aspects of which meet the definition of antisemitism adopted by the U.S. State Department. A year ago, AMCHA Initiative presented substantial evidence to Harris that Klein may be in violation of state and federal laws. Harris has yet to acknowledge the request.
“Many members of the Jewish community and concerned citizens of this state are appalled that a mathematics professor at a California state university is permitted to use the taxpayer-funded university website to post antisemitic material and promote an illegal boycott of Israel, and they are troubled that the state Attorney General is unwilling to even respond to these serious concerns,” wrote the organizations. “Klein’s blatant abuse of power and taxpayer dollars must be stopped.”
The organizations joined AMCHA in urging Harris to do one of the following as soon as possible:
If Klein is in violation of state law, then please ensure that his “Boycott Israel Resource Page” is removed from the CSUN server and that Professor Klein is appropriately sanctioned for his illegal behavior.
If Klein has not violated California law, then please publicly clarify for the citizens of California why the substantial evidence presented in the letter that was sent to you one year ago fails to demonstrate that Klein has violated state or federal law.
