N.Y. Times throws Black Harvard President Under the Bus

A media lynch mob aims to enforce submission to Zionist supremacy

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The New York Times has thrown Harvard’s Claudine Gay under the bus with a Talmudic double-standard that fails to assess acts of plagiarism by campus exponents of Israel’s mass murder of 20,000 Palestinians. 

The charge of intellectual “anti-Semitism” is considered a far more heinous crime than support for Israeli genocide. This is Talmudic praxis.

Slights to Israeli partisans are regarded as infinitely more outrageous and worthy of investigation and protest than the deaths of 10,000 Palestinian children (!) under the rubble of Israeli bombs, financed by U.S. taxpayers.

Meanwhile, pressure by Zionist billionaires to fire faculty and administrators including the black woman who heads Harvard, who happen to be insufficiently supportive of the Israeli massacres, confirm that when it comes to power over education in America it is indeed “all about the Benjamins.” (That's the truth, not a "trope").

Even the Times concedes that this is a tempest in a teapot: ”She (Dr. Gay) has not been accused of more egregious violations, such as falsifying data, or stealing another scholar’s original research or ideas. Still, the steady dribble of allegations has privately worried some faculty members who see a pattern of sloppiness unbecoming of a Harvard leader.”

A university president should be fired for intellectual sloppiness? 

Claudine Gay, President of Harvard University

If that’s the case, then dozens of white university presidents, to say nothing of Times executives and reporters, should be fired—and Joe Biden should be expelled from the White House in view of his well documented plagiarism during his years in the Senate.

But this is not about academic rigor. The media lynch mob aims to enforce standards of submission to Zionist supremacists and their murderously racist ideology which has dehumanized and collectively punished the Palestinian people in a series of unrelenting war crimes which the international criminal court in Europe has studiously ignored. 

When the smoke has finally cleared in Gaza and the oceans of Palestinian blood wiped up, I predict that, barring divine intervention, the Gaza holocaust will go the way of the Beirut holocaust of the summer of 1982 when again, 20,000 Arab civilians were slaughtered by the indiscriminate terror bombing of schools, hospitals and apartment blocks perpetrated by the Israeli military.

One reason the Beirut Massacre is not remembered is because Arabs, Persians and Turks failed to convene their own criminal court and failed to build state-of-the-art war crimes museums to educate the public and future generations concerning the slaughter by the Zionists. The sybaritic oil-rich Gulf sheikdoms depend on the masonic West —for whom the Talmud and Kabbalah are the holiest books of civilization and the rebuilding of the Temple of Solomon the supreme objective— for justice.

Every year this writer surveys American newspapers and television “news” for any commemoration or even the slightest mention of the anniversaries of the U.S. government’s incineration of hundreds of thousands of Japanese civilians in Tokyo in March, 1945 and Nagasaki in August of that year. Usually there is nothing. The victims of those atrocities are non-entities in the view of a western media that peddles its “compassion” and human rights concerns like a flea market hawker.

In comparison, nearly every week The New York Times publishes a report with some Jewish Holocaust angle. The victims of the Nazis deserve to be remembered, make no mistake about that. The victims of Washington and Jerusalem deserve the same memorialization, however. Why don’t they receive it? Read the ancient Talmud Bavli, or the 18th century Tanya of Shneur Zalman of Lyady, or the 21st century Torah HaMelekh of Shapira and Elitzur.

The powers-that-be understand only too well that war-Zionism and the U.S. military, with its Allied doctrine of the indiscriminate bombing of civilians, would be unable to operate with impunity as they have in Beirut, Gaza, Baghdad and Afghanistan, were it not for the enforced amnesia that makes one holocaust indelible while flushing the others down Owell’s Memory Hole.

While we Christians believe that it is the love of money that is the root of evil (I Timothy 6:10), there is no denying that the loss of memory is also a source of diabolic malevolence. —Michael Hoffman

The New York Times online Dec. 21:

Debate Over Plagiarism Allegations Against Claudine Gay Adds to Pressures at Harvard

By Sarah Mervosh, Dana Goldstein, Jennifer Schuessler and Anemona Hartocollis

…The examples were part of a wave of plagiarism allegations that had surfaced against Harvard University President Dr. Claudine Gay over the past two weeks, driven by conservative activists and news outlets, just as she was under fire for failing to take a tougher stand against antisemitism during a tense congressional hearing convened by House Republicans this month.

The plagiarism allegations against Dr. Gay, which span her dissertation and about half of the 11 journal articles listed on her résumé, range from brief snippets of technical definitions to lightly paraphrased summaries of other scholars’ work without quotation marks or direct citation. In one example that drew ridicule, Dr. Gay appeared to borrow exact phrases from the acknowledgments section of another author’s book to thank her mentor and family in the acknowledgments section of her own dissertation.

She has not been accused of more egregious violations, such as falsifying data, or stealing another scholar’s original research or ideas.

Still, the steady dribble of allegations has privately worried some faculty members who see a pattern of sloppiness unbecoming of a Harvard leader. And some have begun to speak out more forcefully, questioning whether Dr. Gay can effectively carry out presidential duties, including raising money from the widest possible groups of donors.

You have to be practical, not ideological,” Avi Loeb, a professor of science who was critical of Dr. Gay’s earlier congressional testimony, said on Thursday. “If she cannot accomplish the goals she needs to pursue as a university president, then it’s obvious what needs to be done.”

Some major donors continue to be agitated. The billionaire Ukrainian-born magnate Len Blavatnik, whose name adorns an institute at Harvard’s medical school, in recent weeks decided to suspend giving more because of his unhappiness over the school’s response to antisemitic incidents on campus, a spokeswoman said. Mr. Blavatnik’s family, which has given more than $200 million, will not restart donating “until antisemitism at Harvard is addressed with real action,” the spokeswoman said in a statement. Mr. Blavatnik’s decision was reported earlier by Bloomberg.

In a note to colleagues that he shared with The New York Times, Eugene I. Shakhnovich, a professor of chemistry and chemical biology, wrote that Dr. Gay remaining as president was “unsustainable for Harvard.”

“Claudine Gay is a huge liability for Harvard and by implication for higher education in the U.S.,” he wrote… [

End quote. Emphasis supplied]. Read more at NYTimes.com

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