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Ward Churchill fired

Posted by David Hardy · 24 July 2007 06:31 PM

The University of Colorado voted to can his tail. Charges were plagiarism and publishing falsified history.

His response is ... so Sixties. 1. Hold an Indian ceremony (I think the Ghost Dance would be most appropriate); 2. announce it was all political and preordained and 3. announce he was going to sue.

7 Comments | Leave a comment

Letalis | July 24, 2007 7:23 PM | Reply

Which, if any, federally recognized tribe/s is he a member?

Yeah, that's what I thought.

Jimbo | July 24, 2007 8:28 PM | Reply

Cool. Now he can go wash dishes at a tribal casino.

truthteller | July 24, 2007 10:52 PM | Reply

He has gained super hero status with the left because of his repugnant beliefs and statements. Now the left will believe that he walks on water. He will likely make millions from his lawsuit against the university. He will be portrayed as an underdog and martyr by the left-wing press. He will be paid millions more on the lecture circuit as the darling of extremists everywhere.

Billy Oblivion | July 25, 2007 8:20 AM | Reply

Shame that sentence doesn't finish with "out of a cannon".

chris | July 25, 2007 10:06 AM | Reply

'Bout time.

I always try to look at the positive... next year's freshman class won't get his particular brand of poison spoon fed to them.

The Mechanic | July 25, 2007 1:17 PM | Reply

That news tidbit made my day. We are witnessing the beginning of a sea change of reaction to political correctness. A correction in the marketplace of ideas.

John D. Ghettofeller | July 31, 2007 2:43 PM | Reply

Shades of Ward Churchill:

Ward Churchill had a friend, Ruben G. Mendoza, a teaching assistant at the University of Colorado, Denver. Ruben’s department Chair Dr. Moore, for abusing students, booted him from the university, against which Mendoza promptly filed suit. Ruben, an ersatz Chicano, resurfaced as an activist, and got fast-tracked to tenure through one Steven F. Arvizu, at CSU Monterey Bay. Mendoza became the nosebleed of the fledgling university. Churchill was invited to CSUMB by Ruben to speak at a weeklong gathering of the clan. Mendoza also engages in academic misconduct, so far without consequence. The Duke lacrosse team fiasco shows that educators have created a phony cultural paradigm that distorts reality. And, no one exploits phony paradigms, obfuscates truth, or games the system like the Clintons. Point being, miscreants like Churchill and Mendoza have powerful political backers: the fish rots from the head. Set the Wayback Machine for 23 August 1995: a hot day in the nation’s capitol. But 3000 miles due west on California’s Central Coast, a constellation of events was unfolding that would have a profound effect on Western civilization; plunge it into decades of war. Yet, this cataclysmic upheaval was only part of the plan. Bill Clinton picked up the telephone. It was his Chief of Staff Leon Panetta, calling from a payphone in Monterey. Bill held the receiver at arms length and gazed at the tasteful floral arrangement that adorned the Oval Office. Leon’s disembodied voice filled the room. What now, asked Hillary. It’s that damn college, mouthed Bill. There was, no getting out. Hillary nodded, just tell Leon he’ll get whatever he needs: http://theseedsof9-11.com

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