The anti-Israel Hate Fest at The University of California Irvine
Reader comment on item: My Disrupted Talk at UCLA

Submitted by Richard B Kates, MD (United States), May 9, 2007 at 23:18

I must tell you that following the Holocaust denial week at UCI, by the MSA (muslim student association), we are now told that next week there will be an anti-Israel hatefest sponsored by the MSA and approved by the University administration.

There will be the usual muslim hate mongers along with the anti-Israel rabbi's which take part in this maelstrom. This is all done in the name of "freedom of speech"! Where is the objection to the hatred being spewed by these pro jihad muslims? Where is the protection from hate filled speech that is given to the "oppressed" muslims on campus. Where is the outrage by our media to this occurring on our university campuses that are led by individuals so far to the left that the hatred of America and western civilization is so obvious.

We have the arrest of these alleged terrorists, while these individuals who spew this hatred for us as well as Israel are allowed to foment hatred and infect the minds of our already "pressured" young people.

Where is the outcry re these "terrorists"? Must they plan a physical attack on us dhimmis or can the preaching of jihad against Israel and by association western civilization be considered "over the top"? T

These people use our laws to undermine us and preach hatred. I suppose they will have to be caught attempting to carry out a "true" attack against us.

I am not and never will be a dhimmi! Someone must speak out. This is not Islamophobia.....it is the truth!

Richard Kates

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