Times are hard for washed-up academic and Israel-hater Norman Finkelstein. So bad he's looking for work in Iran.
http://www.frontpagemag.com/2014/dgreenfield/norman-finkelstein-blames-internet-for-being-unemployable/
Finkelstein has spun his own web. He left DePaul University under ugly circumstances, his scholarship is under attack, he contemplates moving to Iran, his recent books are about as thin as pamphlets, and he aligns himself with dopes like Noam Chomski. This shipwreck has washed up on shore.
I don't like to take pleasure in another man's misfortune.
ReplyDeleteThat being said, he has abused and defamed innocent people. There may well be something like Divine Retribution.
I'm sure he will find work in Iran... if he learns the language... but his phony credentials as Holocaust survivor my not be as valuable there as so many in Iran deny such an event ever happened.
I predict he will "convert" very soon and earn even more scorn and shame.
He is doing what I urge all the MSU students do.... go back to Iran or wherever! Go where your passionate convictions are welcome and don't attempt to impose them on us. We like our culture, even with its warts and scars. We like it when women let their hair fly in the wind or show a shapely ankle.
Life would be so easy for you there... preaching to the already converted... especially the fully covered women, escorted by some male member of the family, and probably sexually mutilated so she won't enjoy sex.
All you Muslim Anonymous readers out there, consider this: you are newcomers, you and your ways are foreign and strange to us: you will NEVER change this society no matter how many buildings you fly into or bombs you place in public to kill innocent people. There are good reasons you are singled out at airports and other sensitive places.
There is no RIGHT to come here to learn or to do anything else. It is a privilege to live here. You may like every hateful speech from Malik Ali and the other hate speakers you admire so much but for 98% of the population the word ingratitude in our minds drowns out every syllable.
1-2-3... "Hey, Norm"
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