From: g87
Sent: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 10:48 AM
To: the australian
Subject: Invitations accepted by Jews to his play at Lynch's
centre.
SO WHAT? Invitations accepted by Jews to his play at Lynch's
centre.
Jake Lynch in Letters ‘Academic rights’ 11/12
implied that his mealy – mouthed excuse for his actions in promoting the
arguably illegal and surely immoral BDS are the invitations accepted by Jews to
join the Bib and Bub showtime at his play – centre of the wilfully
blind!
Lo!
In letters 12/12 he duly lists his conga – line
of Jewish antagonists and enemies of Israel he has sponsored!
Forgive me Mark Latham!
How trite and predictable – which I did:
http://socialistdystopia.blogspot.com.au/2012/12/humbugs-and-distortions-from-lynch.html
Maybe Lynch will be asked to justify his abuse of
government funds Cut and Paste 12/12 and the poignantly – named lead - letters
12/12: Peace centre's head has attacked political freedom.
The line uneasy lies the head that wears a
crown seems rhetorically appropriate.
It’s time! [oops – how did this get in
here?]
Those responsible for Sydney University should
move to close down this nefarious group glibly distorting history with their
wilfully blind, seemingly unaccountable, inexcusable actions.
Sadly I wonder what The Pravda on the Yarra is
saying about all this – in view of their duck – obsessed cartoonist
Leunig.
Anyone recall his Arbeit Mach Frei obscenity
readily taken up by David Marr of ABC Media Watch fame?
See Comparing Nazis to Israelis is
unacceptable 12/12
- The Australian
- December 12, 2012
Geoff Seidner
13 Alston Gr
East St Kilda 3183
03 9525 9299
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Academic
rights
The Boycott, Divestment
and Sanctions movement is conceived as part of a remedial strategy in the face
of inadequate government responses to Israeli policy.
It is my right as a
member of the academic staff of the University of Sydney to comment publicly on
the matter as I have. The comments you have obtained from opposition
frontbenchers constitute a political attack on freedom of
expression.
Jake Lynch, director,
Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies, Sydney
University
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