[ April 16, 2024 ]
Speaking of Kristallnacht, a Jewish teacher at Purdue (who wears a yarmulke) is being targeted by Jew-haters and Islamic apologists for telling the truth. A notorious racist Islamic supremacist hate site is trying to silence Professor Einsenstein for telling the truth. The battlefields in the war on truth are everywhere.
This is another salvo in the Leftist/Islamic supremacist war against the freedom of speech.
Mindless, soulless tools of the uber left/Islamic alliance staged a student protest against Professor Eisenstein because he posed a news report "about 100 black Christians who were killed by radical Muslims." So now recognition of the jihad slaughter of Christians is blasphemy under the sharia, and the leftist/Islamic machine is persecuting those who speak of it.
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Further, this racist supremacist website is jackboot mad that the good professor would dare post an Atlas link on his Facebook page. This is the enforcement of the sharia in America. Shut up and shut down the truth:
Yet, what we found even more egregious and definitely inexcusable is the link the professor posted just a few scrolls down on his Facebook page. It is a link to the hate site run by the fanatical queen bee of Islamophobia, Pamela Geller’s AtlasShrugs:
This is inexcusable. Pamela Geller is not only a radical anti-Muslim, but a racist to boot, if you don’t believe us (there’s ample evidence to) then maybe you will take the word of the ADL and the SPLC. Such a link cannot be a mere faux pas, it’s akin to linking to the Neo-Nazi Stormfront website, and the administration at Purdue University Calumet should take a stronger stand than it has.
No mention of the flag that flew on the tenth anniversary of September 11, 2011 that was awarded to me by our glorious Marines at Camp Leatherneck at Helmand Province, Afghanistan.
I urge you to politely write Purdue in support of Professor Maurice Eisenstein:
Here is the contact page for the University:
Purdue University Calumet
Office of University Relations
2200 169th Street
Hammond, IN 46323-2094Phone:
219/989-2400
1-800 HI-PURDUE, x.2400
Locally within Indiana & IllinoisE-mail:
[email protected]Contact the professor as well:
219) 989-2688
Office: CLO 294
email: [email protected]B.Sc. Purdue University,
M.A. Purdue University,
Ph.D. (1993) Purdue University
I am not posting a link to the Nazi website that is calling for his removal. Protests Against the Bigotry of Purdue Professor Maurice Moshe Eisenstein
Professor Maurice Moshe Eisenstein is a tenured associate professor of Political Science at Purdue University Calumet. He is under fire from student protesters for past and present remarks targeting various groups but particularly Muslims.
This is how a local paper described the events:
Nearly two dozen students demonstrated Wednesday outside Purdue University Calumet in protest of a political science professor who they say made racially prejudiced remarks verbally and on his Facebook page, particularly targeting Muslim students.
The student who organized the protests is one Christopher Ramirez. Ramirez believes that prof. Eisenstein purposefully posted inflammatory remarks aimed at Muslims on his Facebook page on the Muslim festival of Eid-Al Adha:
Christopher Ramirez, who organized the protest, pointed to associate professor of political science Maurice Eisenstein’s Facebook page, where he posted a picture and comment Sunday about 100 black Christians who were killed by radical Muslims. Ramirez said the picture and comment were posted on the first day of Eid, a traditional Muslim holiday.
Eisentstein for his part believes he is the victim of a conspiracy by Jew-haters:
They say I teach religion in class. I believe the person who started this is a faculty member, and I believe that many of these are her students. I am the only one who comes in every day with a kippah (a cap) on. I don’t know the answers to your questions. I made myself available. No one spoke to me. They are saying all of these bad things about me, but they wouldn’t talk to me.”
Maurice Eisenstein, who believes he is being targeted because he is an Orthodox Jew.
Actually, it would seem professor that the students are quite right to take umbrage at your Facebook postings. Viewing it today, we captured this screen shot of what we assume is the offending post that has riled up the student protesters:
It is quite condescending for a political science professor to coach his view of the sectarian violence in Nigeria in such black and white terms as “decide if you are with the radical or civilized people,” clearly he is generalizing about Islam and Muslims, and casting them in the “radical” and hence “uncivilized” camp. Students who saw this posting and read it in the context of the professor’s past statements can be excused for thinking he meant to tar all Muslims.
Yet, what we found even more egregious and definitely inexcusable is the link the professor posted just a few scrolls down on his Facebook page. It is a link to the hate site run by the fanatical queen bee of Islamophobia, Pamela Geller’s AtlasShrugs:
This is inexcusable. Pamela Geller is not only a radical anti-Muslim, but a racist to boot, if you don’t believe us (there’s ample evidence to) then maybe you will take the word of the ADL and the SPLC. Such a link cannot be a mere faux pas, it’s akin to linking to the Neo-Nazi Stormfront website, and the administration at Purdue University Calumet should take a stronger stand than it has:
“Purdue Calumet by its nature as a public university welcomes and encourages the exchange of thoughtful and diverse views and opinions. Likewise, the university does not condone expressions that are considered offensive, intolerant or disrespectful.
“That stated, certain, recent unpleasant comments exchanged between Associate Professor of Political Science Maurice Eisenstein and others have been communicated on the Professor’s personal Facebook page. In no way do these comments reflect the university’s position and commitment to tolerance and respect with regard to the right of free expression by all individuals.
“Nonetheless, though Professor Eisenstein is a tenured faculty member, tenure has no bearing on the nature of free expression, as guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution, that Purdue Calumet faculty members choose to exercise on their personal Facebook page. Neither are there Purdue Calumet policies and regulations that extend to personal Facebook pages.”
G-d bless you, Professor Eisenstein. We've got your back.
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3 Comments
8 years ago
It is a super micro aggression to defend Israel or being a Jew
8 years ago
oh yeah I forgot the TRUTH is also a micro agression, ask Janet Napalitino at UCLA
8 years ago
Microaggression is a form of unintended discrimination. Psychiatrist and Harvard University professor Chester M. Pierce coined the word microaggression in 1970 to describe insults and dismissals he said he had regularly witnessed non-black Americans inflict on African Americans.[1][2][3][4] In 1973, MIT economist Mary Rowe extended the term to include similar aggressions directed at women; eventually, the term came to encompass the casual degradation of any socially marginalized group, such as poor people, disabled people and sexual minorities.[citation needed]
