[R-G] 'Radicalism taking root on university campuses,' warns B'nai Brith Canada in communiqué to police chiefs

[Suzanne de Kuyper]

Please see the history of the destroying of the credntials , the tenure, the
respect, the 20 year employment of Professor Finklestein at the time of the
publication of his book of the history of the Palestinan Isreali conflict.
He was the best expert in the country on this history. This destruction was
done  by Professor Alan Dershowitze at the orders of the leaders of the
Israeli government and military, most probably.    The trickle down effect
would be that students who talk across campuses, countries, would be well
aware that the integrety for the learning they are engaged in is in jeapordy
by the Jewish Lobby!
Suzanne

  suzannedk at gmail.com

On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 8:00 PM, Sid Shniad <shniad at sfu.ca> wrote:

>
> From: B'Nai Brith Communications [mailto: communications at bnaibrith.ca ]
> Sent: February 24, 2009 10:27 AM
> Subject: ‘Radicalism taking root on university campuses,' warns B’nai Brith
> Canada in communiqué to police chiefs
>
>
> FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
>
> ‘Radicalism taking root on university campuses,’
> warns B’nai Brith Canada in communiqué to police chiefs
>
> TORONTO, February 24, 2009 - B’nai Brith Canada has raised concerns with
> the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police over the inadequate policing
> of university campuses, which have become breeding grounds for promoting
> hatred against Jewish students.
>
> “We are deeply concerned about events on campuses across Canada that have
> included intimidation and harassment of Jewish students, and even cases of
> assault,” said Frank Dimant, Executive Vice President of B’nai Brith
> Canada. “We are painfully aware of the inadequate reaction of police forces
> in such instances and seek concrete solutions to immediately remedy the
> situation.
>
> “We are witnessing clear and emerging patterns of support for radicalism,
> civil disobedience, and ultimately violence, on university campuses.
> Anti-Israel demonstrations and other recent events have become increasingly
> vocal and provocative, moving beyond the rhetoric of violence to openly
> aggressive acts. While we are mindful of the constraints police face,
> including reluctant university administrations, this cannot be an excuse
> for the failure to act.
>
> “Police hate crime units from across the country must be on high alert,
> especially in the event that university presidents fail to stop the hate
> fest known as Israeli Apartheid Week from coming to their campuses. We seek
> assurances that emergency measures will be put in place to safeguard
> students from openly hostile activity.”
>
> -30-
>
> For further information contact, Karen Lazar, National Director of
> Communications:
> 416-633-6224 X 140 (office) / 416-312-9173 (cell)
>
> B’nai Brith has been active in Canada since 1875 as the Jewish community’s
> foremost human rights organization
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