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12 Terrorists who are now (or were) university professors

william_ayersDid you know that there at at least Twelve former members of domestic terrorist groups indoctrinating college students as professors? Twelve may be a bit on the conservative side, but there are at least this many who are or have been professors at American colleges. The most recent of course is Kathy Boudin at Columbia University. Here are the others from Viral Read:

Bill Ayers and his wife Bernadine Dohrn. You’ve heard enough about them I’m sure. Ayers was a professor at the University of Illinois before retiring to his shithole in Chicago. His wife Bernadine Dohrn is still teaching at Northwestern Law.

Howard Machtinger was charged with conspiring to bomb the Detroit Police Officers Association Building and was on the run from 1973 to 1978. Machtinger now works for the School of Education at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Mark Naison was a part of SDS and was part of the Columbia University occupation in 1967 and 1968. He was arrested in 1969. Mark Naisonhas been a professor at Fordham University for the last 43 years.

Eleanor Raskin Stein was a member of the Weather Underground. In 1979 her home was raided for bomb-making materials In 1981 Eleanor Raskin Stein was arrested and prosecuted for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. Stein began to teach at the State University of New York in Albany and then later at Albany Law School. She currently is an administrative law judge.

Mark Rudd was the spokesman for students in the Columbia student revolt of 1969 and Weatherman. Rudd avoided a long prison sentence due to a technicality. Now retired, Mark Rudd was a math instructor at the Central New Mexico Community College.

Jamal Joseph, formerly Eddie Joseph or Black Panther Eddie was part of the Black Panther group that were arrested for conspiring to blow up railroad lines, department stores and the Botanical Gardens. The Panther 21 were found not guilty. Jamal Joseph is a professor at Columbia University.

Ericka Huggins was the founder of the New Haven Black Panthers in 1969. According to court testimony Huggins was present and assisted in torturing Rackley; another Black Panther member, George Sams, implicated Huggins in the call to murder Rackley. Huggins’ charges were dismissed after the jury was unable to reach a verdict. Ericka Huggins is currently a professor at Laney & Berkeley City College and has been an invited lecturer at Stanford and Cornell.

Angela Davis had several close ties to the Black Panthers but was never a member. Davis spent time on the FBI’s Top Ten Most Wanted List. She had purchased a shotgun two days before it was used in a hostage situation, which left six people dead. She would later be acquitted and run for Vice President in 1980 and 1984 under the Communist Party USA ticket. Angela Davis is a Professor Emerita from University of California, Santa Cruz in the History of Consciousness and the Feminist Studies departments.

David Hilliard was a Black Panther Chief of Staff. Hilliard was convicted on two counts of assault with a deadly weapon in 1968. David Hilliard is currently a visiting instructor at the University of New Mexico.

and last but not least:
Steve Best – technically, not an accused terrorist. Best is the founder of the Animal Liberation Press Office which acts as the media office for several animal rights groups, including the Animal Liberation Front, which is a domestic terrorist group. In 2004, the British Home Office told him that they intended to use counter-terrorist measures to prevent him from speaking at an animal rights rally in the UK. Steve Best is a philosopher professor from the University of Texas at El Paso.

Why are domestic terrorists allowed to indoctrinate our so called future? What’s next? Is Dzhokhar Tsarnaev going to be teaching at Berkeley in the year 2036?