The Justice

In emails I have received from the same Hindley, I have read the following language. These excerpts are all from the beginning of 2009 (that is, for less than one tenth of the time since the "Hindley affair" broke, which in itself came in his 50th year or so). Did he use "wetbacks" in class in accordance with its meaning? Probably. Should we be surprised if he made other comments or comparisons based on the world that exists in his and Chomsky's heads? Probably that, too.

*Stating that someone bigoted against Arabs is an "anti-Semite". This is a semantic distortion that leads to huge problems I'd be happy to expound upon further.

*Upon making a typo in a previous message, stating that he "left his Mossad/R filter down". I and others are still trying to understand where the Mossad's fingers lie in this pie. A direct question to Donald Duck of course left no answer.

*A sort of twisted terminological game, wherein he freely uses offensive words like "shiksa", "goyim" and others he figures he can use because a) his audience is over half Jewish and understands them and b) No one can complain because he's already got FIRE on his side.

*"American Diaspora Pitbulls and the American goyische kopfs..." What?

*The suggestion that the Pope's reaction to the story of those Holocaust-denying bishops may have been a "spoof", indicating perhaps the absent-minded professor's surprise.

*The indication that "all Israeli government officials" and "their apologists" are "terrorists". I think, interestingly, that he was referring specifically to me...

*A reference to the "Alliance for Interring Palestinian Adults and Children" which, by its acronym I take to be an indication of his thoughts on the Israel Lobby invented by Walt and Mearsheimer. If only Hindley'd been creative enough to have written that book, he would have gotten his every-decade publishing requirement out of the way!

*Upon being asked by a third party whether his email entitled "'Israelis going too far', claims Hitler: German Chancellor Adolf Hitler claimed that Israelis were being too extreme against the Palestinians of Gaza" was maybe over the line and a forwarning of potential future anti-Semitism (which we are now seeing as near to us as Portland, ME), Hindley's response was the following: ""

[yes, there's nothing there]

*Some sort of analogies between Albinos and Israelis, or maybe something else; the intent wasn't clear, and another professor who actually knows the subject at hand corrected the poor man from talking out his ass.