More on Columbia university
Posted on | November 27, 2009 | Comments Off on More on Columbia university
Quick reminder about Columbia:
1.Barack and Michelle Obama’s close friend Rashid Khalidi, former spokesman for PLO, is a professor at Columbia
2. Survey of some 500 students, who supposedly studied with Obama, show that none of them remembers him there
3. New clerk for judge Carter, who supposedly graduated from Columbia law school, is shown to be a graduate of Comenis University in Slovakia. there is a clear discrepancy between Martindale and Westlaw databases. (as well as other databases)
More research is needed
“IRANIAN GOVERNMENT FRONT CHARITY FUNDED ANTI-ISRAELI ACADEMICS AT COLUMBIA AND RUTGERS UNIVERSITIES”
Anti-Israel and pro-Iranian regime lecturers received hundreds of thousands of dollars from an Islamic charity in New York believed to be a front for the Iranian regime, The New York Post reports. The paper reveals that the Alavi Foundation supported Middle Eastern and Persian studies programs of Columbia University in New York and Rutgers University in New Jersey, which employ professors sympathetic to the Iranian regime. In one such donation, $100,000 was transferred to Columbia University.
The newspaper reports that between 2005 and 2007, the foundation donated over $250,000 to Rutgers University’s Middle Eastern studies department headed by Hooshang Amirahmadi, an academic who also heads the American Iranian Council and has consistently defended the right of Hizbullah and Hamas to attack Israelis.
In recent weeks, U.S. authorities raided institutions owned by the Alavi Foundation in New York, Maryland and California and filed a request for the seizure of its assets based on various alleged criminal activities. If the foreclosure is executed, it would be the largest in American history and would include the bank accounts of Islamic centers including schools and mosques throughout the United States.
(See also: Deny Holocaust? Get welcomed by Columbia University (Sept. 24, 2007)
www.tomgrossmedia.com/mideastdispatches/archives/000893.html