University of Michigan Prof. Juan Cole (Photo by The New Republic) |
By Brandon Hall
(Email him at WestMiPolitics@Gmail.com)
Hail to the bigots? As South Carolina mourns, a controversial Professor at the University of Michigan is under fire for disgusting, bigoted comments implicating members of the Jewish faith as responsible for the Charleston shooting by Dylan Roof that left 9 dead and the country shaken.
Juan Cole, a professor with a long history of Anti-Jewish rhetoric, wrote just days after the shooting that:
"It was apparently similar writings and web sites that made Roof “completely racially aware.”
Unhinged millionaires and bigoted gadflies have a network funded by tens of millions of dollars. It is aimed at disenfranchising Muslim Europeans and Muslim-Americans and putting them under social pressure.
Ironically, some groups connected to the Islamophic Network are, like Geller and Pipes, Jewish. But their anti-immigrant, anti-Arab and anti-Muslim rhetoric backfired on them in Roof’s case, since he went on heartily to hate Jews, as well. Many American Jews, he held, are pro-African-American, and so he abhorred them, as well.
That far right wing Jews would be trying to teach white people to hate non-Christians boggles the mind, since nothing could be more injurious to the American and European Jewish communities.
But the biggest irony is that their agitation against European Muslims should have helped inspire Roof in South Carolina to kill 9 African-Americans."
Blame the Jews, jeez! Next, it will be "the gays" fault or the AMERICAN flag will be blamed...It's always the fault of someone else, isn't it? Never the shooter...
Cole is a well known Professor according to his Wikipedia page, and was accused of being a "Muslim apologist" by Atheist activist Christopher Hitchens.
The University of Michigan should denounce this type of extreme and hateful rhetoric, and Cole should apologize. Don't expect too much from "The People's Republic of Ann Arbor," but even this should be too extreme for liberal elites in one of Michigan's most vibrant areas. Jewish students, like all others, should be part of a welcoming campus environment, and Cole's actions raise severe concerns.
Juan Cole's website |
>>>Just like with Meekhof's Senate Scandals, the Michigan media is largely silent-as Cole makes national headlines...
Michigan Prof Blames Charleston Shooting On Jews, Islamophobia
Daily Caller - Jun 24, 2015
“The Muslim-hatred of the Geert Wilders and Marine LePens in Europe,
for which Daniel Pipes, and Pamela Geller, and the whole Islamophobic
network are cheerleaders and enablers, was a key influence on Dylann
Roof, according to his manifesto,” Cole ...
Juan Cole, University of Michigan professor, blames Charleston shootings on Jews...
Washington Times - Jun 24, 2015
But their anti-immigrant, anti-Arab and anti-Muslim rhetoric backfired
on them in Roof's case, since he went on heartily to hate Jews, as well. Many American Jews, he held, are pro-African-American, and so he abhorred them, as well,” Mr. Cole continued.
U. Michigan Professor Blames 'Far Right Wing Jews' for Charleston Shooting
Mediaite - Jun 24, 2015
Juancole1-e1435173966396-300x197 University of Michigan history professor Juan Cole wrote a blog post Sunday blaming “Islamophobes” and “far right wing Jews” for shaping the racist views of Charleston shooter Dylann Storm Roof, despite no evidence ...
Michigan prof: Right-wing Jews, 'Islamophobic' network contributed to ...
The College Fix - Jun 24, 2015
The University of Michigan's Juan Cole
has a rather interesting take on Dylann Roof's murders of nine people
in Charleston, South Carolina. He says Roof's “manifesto” shows that the
“same hatemongers helped whip Norwegian white supremacist and ...
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Brandon Hall is a lifelong political nerd from Grand Haven, and is the Managing Editor of West Michigan Politics.
>>>Email him at WestMiPolitics@Gmail.com
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