Post by drooperdoo on Feb 10, 2007 9:40:18 GMT -5
Anodyne,
I wrote that I made a statement and then backed it up with references [namely, Winston Churchill's article and Norm Finkelstein's work]. I then requested that you maintain a civil discourse, and said that you ought not randomly attack people who weren't talking to you, but that, if you wanted, you could try to stick substantively to the topic at hand and try to rebut anything I said by using conflicting sources, if you wanted.
You wrote: "It's also interesting that you didn't mention what I quoted from your post."
Pay attention: I didn't ask you to quote from my post. I asked you to cite scholarly references to rebut anything I said.
I mentioned schools that made kids read The Diary of Anne Frank and made them watch documentaries--as part of an orchestrated agenda to perpetuate guilt by powerful lobby groups in Washington. People such as Zev Kalin, Chairman of the Holocaust Education Program, work hard to ensure that small-town American kids get a good dose of his lobby's "point of view" with recourse to Holocaust-related activities, plays and books. So, too, Sam Edelman, a professor at Chico State University who directs the Center for the Teaching of the Holocaust, Genocide, Human Rights and Tolerance. As well as the director for another group [called "Facing History and Ourselves"], Jack Weinstein, who lives in California and lobbies the state to provide money every year. He boasts in a recent article, "120 local schools now have Holocaust units or even full courses based on that training!"
It's like "The New Jersey Commission On Holocaust Education" whose mission statement is "provide programs in New Jersey . . . and provide assistance and advice to the public and private schools . . ." www.state.nj.us/njded/holocaust/
And, of course, on the national level, there's the Simon Wiesenthal Center, with its influence on the U.S. Department of Education.
So if you want to rebut anything I said, name names [like I did], show a link where it disproves what I said.
That's what I meant.
Use actual references and sources to back up your position. Don't say, "It's a lie--because Anodyne says so."
All of Norm Finkelstein's work on The Holocaust Industry isn't true because Anodyne doesn't want it to be.
Provide some evidence that it's wrong, or please refrain from attacks.
As for the other issues you brought up (about Dylan Klebold, and a host of other things that no one but you mentioned)---- Please stop trying to stir up trouble by raising the specter of long-dead debates that have nothing to do with this thread, or by launching personal attacks based on emotionalism and long-standing antagonism.
I appreciate that you're trying to "warn" others about me, as you indicate in your post; to try and taint and influence people. Please refrain from these attempts at character assassination lest someone point out the obvious: that I've never been banned from a website--yet you have.
And for reasons that your behavior here makes obvious to all.
I wrote that I made a statement and then backed it up with references [namely, Winston Churchill's article and Norm Finkelstein's work]. I then requested that you maintain a civil discourse, and said that you ought not randomly attack people who weren't talking to you, but that, if you wanted, you could try to stick substantively to the topic at hand and try to rebut anything I said by using conflicting sources, if you wanted.
You wrote: "It's also interesting that you didn't mention what I quoted from your post."
Pay attention: I didn't ask you to quote from my post. I asked you to cite scholarly references to rebut anything I said.
I mentioned schools that made kids read The Diary of Anne Frank and made them watch documentaries--as part of an orchestrated agenda to perpetuate guilt by powerful lobby groups in Washington. People such as Zev Kalin, Chairman of the Holocaust Education Program, work hard to ensure that small-town American kids get a good dose of his lobby's "point of view" with recourse to Holocaust-related activities, plays and books. So, too, Sam Edelman, a professor at Chico State University who directs the Center for the Teaching of the Holocaust, Genocide, Human Rights and Tolerance. As well as the director for another group [called "Facing History and Ourselves"], Jack Weinstein, who lives in California and lobbies the state to provide money every year. He boasts in a recent article, "120 local schools now have Holocaust units or even full courses based on that training!"
It's like "The New Jersey Commission On Holocaust Education" whose mission statement is "provide programs in New Jersey . . . and provide assistance and advice to the public and private schools . . ." www.state.nj.us/njded/holocaust/
And, of course, on the national level, there's the Simon Wiesenthal Center, with its influence on the U.S. Department of Education.
So if you want to rebut anything I said, name names [like I did], show a link where it disproves what I said.
That's what I meant.
Use actual references and sources to back up your position. Don't say, "It's a lie--because Anodyne says so."
All of Norm Finkelstein's work on The Holocaust Industry isn't true because Anodyne doesn't want it to be.
Provide some evidence that it's wrong, or please refrain from attacks.
As for the other issues you brought up (about Dylan Klebold, and a host of other things that no one but you mentioned)---- Please stop trying to stir up trouble by raising the specter of long-dead debates that have nothing to do with this thread, or by launching personal attacks based on emotionalism and long-standing antagonism.
I appreciate that you're trying to "warn" others about me, as you indicate in your post; to try and taint and influence people. Please refrain from these attempts at character assassination lest someone point out the obvious: that I've never been banned from a website--yet you have.
And for reasons that your behavior here makes obvious to all.