US professor suspended for saying Israel behind 9/11 and ISIS

Tuesday, 9 August 2016

US professor suspended for saying Israel behind 9/11 and ISIS

Posted on August 5, 2016

On February 28, 2016, I posted that an Afro-American Christian professor Joy Karega (Oberlin College) in Ohio claimed Israel was behind 9/11, ISIS and Paris attacks.

In the beginning, when the Jewish and Zionist Christian faculty members complained about Joy Karega’s politically wrong statement, the college president Marvin Krislov (Jewish) defended Karega’s ‘freedom of speech’ rights.

Oberlin College respects the rights of its faculty, students, staff and alumni to express their personal views. Acknowledgement of this right does not signal institutional support for, or endorsement of, any specific position. The statements posted on social media by Dr. Joy Karega, assistant professor of rhetoric and composition, are hers alone and do not represent the views of Oberlin College, Krislov wrote on alumni Facebook page.

On August 3, the college board of trustee found Dr. Joy Karega’s statements ‘antisemitic’ (even though she has more chances of being a Semite than all the European Khazar Jews) was suspended pending an investigation into her statements on the social media.

I bet, Karega will also meet the fate of her fellow Afro-American Dr. Larycia Hawkins who was suspended last year for saying that both Christians and Muslims worship the same God – and later expelled from the Evangelic Wheaton College.

The Jew York Times, Tablet magazine, and other Israeli propagandist ran a vicious campaign to demonize Karega as a “Jew hater”, “Israel hater”, and “terrorist sympathizer”. Under pressure, Marvin Krislov, dropped his support for “freedom of speech” rights on social media. The college management backtracked its earlier stand, and released a set of statements.

“These postings are anti-Semitic and abhorrent. We deplore anti-Semitism and all other forms of bigotry. They have no place at Oberlin. These grave issues must be considered expeditiously,” said Clyde S. McGregor, chair of Oberlin’s Board of Trustees in March 2016.

Last year, Dr. Karega wrote on her Facebook page that ISIS was really created by the US and Israeli intelligence personnel, and that they – not terrorists – had planned the Paris attacks on Charlie Hebdo. She also said Israel had downed Malaysian Airlines flight No. 17 over Ukraine, and supported Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan’s declaration that Zionists and Israeli Jews were behind the September 11 attacks.

Oberlin College is an Evangelic education institution established in 1835. The college is named after a wealthy French Protestant pastor F.C. Oberlin (d. 1826). The college is home to one of America’s largest Jewish studies department opened in 1971.

Michael Hoffman, a Christian scholar and author of several books on Judaism, and Talmud posted on July 27, 2016, saying that Israel is the greatest beneficiary of ISIS and bloodshed in the Middle East. He also blamed the Organized Jewry for faking the so-called “Islamic threat” to start a new crusade between Christians and Muslims to punish the Christians for their hatred towards Jews in the past.

“In the medieval era, Judaism was able to thrive under Islam while it was severely restricted in Catholic Europe. For that reason among others, the Never Forgive/Never Forget crowd will not rest until Europe is ruined and the European nations severely diminished in population. This is not accomplished by its ISIS pawns alone. The Zionist-influenced media promote abortion, contraception, euthanasia and self-hatred, which are all pandemic in Europe and western nations in general. What ISIS kills physically, modernist ideologies of rabbinic or Zionist provenance that have as their premise the rejection of the authentic Gospel of Jesus and the establishment of counterfeits, kill psychologically and spiritually,” Hoffman said.

“Murder, rape, child molestation, sodomy, misogyny, magic, idolatry: the Talmud recommends all of these in one form or another. The 1100-pages in this writer’s book, Judaism Discovered, were not enough to contain more than a fragment,” adds Hoffman.