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Archive for September 21, 2008
Academic Freedom is dead?
September 21, 2008 by Walter Schneider.
Judging by the documentary produced by Support Independent Film, “Indoctrinate U” (accessible at YouTube for free and for purchase at http://indoctrinate-u.com), academic freedom at US universities is dead, but, for that fact alone, all the more worth fighting for. Anyone who is the least bit objective would agree, but, as the documentary illustrates, to even ask questions about academic freedom, such as to ask a university Diversity Office as to where a men’s studies department can be found on campus, will result in campus security being called to evict the questioner, rather than to have any official explain that diversity works only for women, not men, even though men comprise now a minority on US campuses.
The phenomenon is not an American monopoly. It also exists on Canadian campuses, as does the great disparity in the numbers of male and female students. The issue of the gradual but deliberate abrogation of academic freedom was a favorite topic that the now defunct Report Newsmagazine covered in many of its issues already years ago. It is not being discussed much in the media anymore. It appears that academics as well as journalists have become sufficiently indoctrinated or, perhaps more aptly for many, afraid for their careers, no to bother to discuss academic freedom in Canada any longer. (For a few stories on that see the index at: Political Correctness 101)
However, the problem does not affect just Canada or the USA. All nations in the world that are in the grip of rising or established totalitarianism (primarily the developed nations) experience the suppression of freedom of speech, first and foremost in their universities where the suppression of academic freedom, of freedom of speech and of other civil liberties breeds, proliferates and appears to originate, frequently and surprisingly from within the staff and the student body of universities.
You can check that out for yourself, but be careful. Asking an Association of University Staff for the right answer may be like asking the fox to guard the chickens, or more aptly, to ask the fox who was asked to guard the chickens for an honest answer on his taste preferences.
Update 2008 10 25: “Indoctrinate U” will be on US Documentary Channel (2008, Oct. 27th through Nov. 4th)
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California, Dale O’Leary to give Talks on Marriage Amendment
September 21, 2008 by Walter Schneider.
From Dale O’Leary:
I will be speaking on the Marriage Amendment in California. Here is the schedule.
Dale O’Leary
author of One Man, One Woman
Mon. Sept. 22 7pm Talk at St. Mel’s Church in Sacramento
Wed. Sept. 24 7pm Talk at San Diego Diocesan Pastoral Center
Thurs Sept. 25 7pm Talk at St. Joseph Communication Center in Covina
Posted in Organizational News, Health, Gay issues, Family | Print | No Comments »
Justice questioned in salt-poisoning case
September 21, 2008 by Walter Schneider.
My SA News
2008 09 20
Justice questioned in salt-poisoning case
John MacCormack - Express-News
CORPUS CHRISTI — Early on Oct. 3, 2006, the morning after her neighbor Hannah Overton had rushed a dying 4-year-old boy to a nearby urgent care clinic, Kathi Haller got a visit from police.
Haller, 30, who took notes of the encounter and later testified about it under oath, said Detective Michael Hess arrived already convinced that Overton poisoned her foster son Andrew Burd with salt….(Full Story)
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Comments by Fathers for Life: It appears that the truth in this case is hidden and at best convoluted, but it also seems that the article, a very long one, looks like a trial by media.
As to salt poisoning being rare, a claim that is being made by one of the experts in the case, that is not so. It is not that uncommommon to use salt poisoning to murder children.
Not only that, but it seems to be a fairly safe method for those to who use it. It is hard to prove that it was done deliberately. The question is whether it is more likely that someone was unjustly accused of doing the poisoning or that someone is more likely to get away with murder if using salt as a weapon to murder a child.
Mind you, salt poisoning is not being mentioned much at all when it is being used by third parties in the killing of a child, such as in an abortion, which are frequently induced by poisoning an unborn child with salt.
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