Whitaker's Current Articles January 4, 2004
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January 4, 2004 -- A
Man With a Memory Looks at the "Stop Dean" Movement
January 4, 2004 -- It
is Time to Strike at the Enemy's Homeland
January 4, 2004 --
Making Life Hard for Liberal Professors
January 4, 2004 --
Why Leftism Always Fails yet Demands More Power
January 4, 2004 --
This is a Demand for Revolution
January 4, 2004 -- We
Have Allies in the Enemy's Homeland
Fun Quote:
"All things come to him who waits, provided
that he worketh like hell while he waiteth."
A Man With a Memory Looks at the "Stop
Dean" Movement
The big political news of January 1, 2004 is
the “Stop Howard Dean” movement.
The political news of January 1, 1964 was the
“Stop Goldwater” movement. Goldwater got the nomination.
In January 1, 1968, Richard Nixon was the
only candidate left standing., and everybody was looking for an
alternative. Nixon got the nomination.
The big political news on January 1, 1972 was
the Stop McGovern movement. McGovern got the nomination.
On January 1, 1980 the big news was the Stop
Reagan movement. Reagan got the nomination
Buchanan tried to stop the Bush nomination.
Bush got the nomination.
In 2000 the big news was McCain’s Stop Bush,
Junior. Bush, Junior got the nomination.
I have never heard of a Stop Somebody Movement
ever succeeding. But I am also the only person who notices things
like that.
It
is Time to Strike at the Enemy's Homeland
It is time for us to attack the enemy base. I have been
working on my new book, "Why Johnny Can't Think," for over two
years. I have done fourteen, I said fourteen, complete rewrites.
One publisher accepted it and then not only
changed his mind, but wiped all reference to this dangerous attack
on academia from his computer!
"Johnny Can't Think" is actually about to
be published.
This is very, very important book, or I would
not have exhausted myself on it. "Why Johnny Can't Think" uses
the one weapon leftists cannot deal with.
Ridicule.
"Why Johnny Can't Think reveals something else
that no respectable conservative ever shows:
Rage.
Making
Life Hard for Liberal Professors
Many college students would like to give their
professors a hard time. "Why Johnny Can't Think"
is written so that an intelligent person can read it and use it.
This is a short book that makes the case that a
student needs to make life impossible for his leftist professor.
I have been doing that for almost fifty years, as a student, as a
professor, as a debater and commentator, and as Director of
Oversight of the House Education and Labor Committee.
When it comes to tearing leftists apart in
their power bases, the universities themselves, I am a past-master.
One copy of "Why Johnny Can't Think" in the hands of one student
will affect a hundred students.
Why Leftism Always Fails and Yet
Demands More Power
"Why Johnny Can't Think" is forty thousand
words dedicated to a tiny, consistent range of topics. It shows that
leftism just means, "Professors should rule the rule." It
then demonstrates why each totally inbred generation of professors chooses
a new generation of professors that is even more inbred and leftist.
"Why Johnny Can't Think" shows what
actually happens when college graduates and their professors actually
try ruling the world through socialism, through criminal
"rehabilitation," and through the New Education.
Whatever they call it, socialism or
environmentalism or multiculturalism, each leftist program just
means that professors should rule the world. And every
time they try, it is a disaster.
But college graduates keep pushing new
leftists policies.. that what they learned in school.
That's what we pay professors to teach them in
school.
This is a Demand for Revolution
"Why Johnny Can't Think" is not just the
usual conservative criticism of liberal policy. We want
action.
We want
affirmative action HIRING of rightist professors. They
must be the very people today's professors hate.
We demand affirmative action FIRING of today's professor, who is a
product of an insane inbreeding and the author of endless human
misery.
As in all movements, it will be an
astonishingly tiny number of people who stick to the subject and
make the university revolution.
Once those few get the fight going, allies
will pour in. The enemies of Political Correctness are now
legion.
There are thousands of solid right-wing
professors we could hire, and they can help in taking this fight to
the enemy. Our enemies are using hundreds of billions of
dollars for their purposes.
We want a major portion of that money for our
people.
It's called the spoils of war, and this is a
war.
Our aim is to take away the real base of
leftist power, the universities. We will not hesitate to
use their money and power against them.
We Have Allies in the Enemy's Homeland
In "Why Johnny Can't Think," I give example
after example after example of how professors have lined up to
testify in favor of one insane liberal proposal after another.
Then there is a quote you can use:
"If leftists need frogs to have hooves, ten
thousand professors will line up tomorrow to testify that frogs have
hooves." And I proceed to give yet more examples.
If professors want to rule the world by
imposing a worldwide plan to prevent global warming, ten thousand
professors line up to insist that global warming is coming in fast.
If leftists want global freezing, ten thousand professors will line up
to testify to that.
If you want to have a job on any campus, you
have to testify to anything liberals want said.
This doctrine rules over every field of study,
from sociology to physics.
All the chemists and meteorologists and
geneticists and other hard scientists must say
anything social scientists want if them to say.
They must also divert huge sums of research money into pure social
science drivel. Schizophrenia is primarily biochemical, but
for every dime of research that goes into biochemical study, a
dollar has to go into totally discredited research in psychotherapy.
The anger of hard science against social
science is building steadily. Our enemies have made lots of
other enemies. Many in the hard sciences are getting
sick of this oppression.
"Why Johnny Can't Think" is an attack on the
enemy homeland, something no conservative has attempted.
There are plenty of allies right there in the enemy's homeland, from
bored students to hard scientists. But nothing less than a
call to revolution will allow them to act.
It will take time for the ideas in "Why Johnny
Can't Think" to filter down, but I have done this sort of thing
twice in my life before, and the effects were stunning.
Conservatives have respectfully criticized the
leftists' iron rule on campus for long enough. It is time for
revolution.
"Why Johnny Can't Think" is the call for that
revolution.
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