[FreeManWhoCan]

This does not surprise me.

[Diogenesis]

Isn't that special. Another TAX-FREE political entity against the USA.

[blanknoone]

I am somewhat surprised how few traitorous influences are there. I would have expected several others with VERY awkward ties. Anyone know anything about some of the individual donors? Are there ties there as well as through the UAE?

[FreedomPoster]

That donor list didn't import very cleanly. Let's try this:

Yusef Abu Khadra
Abdel Muhsen Al-Qattan
Ramzi A. Dalloul
Richard and Barbara Debs
Richard B. Fisher
Gordon Gray, Jr.
Daoud Hanania
Rita E. Hauser
Walid H. Kattan
Said T. Khory
Munib R. Masri
Morgan Capital & Energy
Olayan Charitable Trust
Hasib Sabbagh
Kamal A. Shair
Abdul Shakashir
Abdul Majeed Shoman
Jean Stein
United Arab Emirates

Just for the record, in case anyone want to Google a few of those.

[ThirstyMan]

Campus Watch, a project of the Middle East Forum, addresses five problems in Middle East studies: analytical failures, the mixing of politics with scholarship, intolerance of alternative views, apologetics, and the abuse of power over students.

That's all they've got?

[jocon307]

Well, it seems easy enough to withdraw the gov't money from Columbia. Maybe some PATRIOTIC university can start a program and be given the funds.

[liberallarry]

Particularly worrisome is the presence of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) among the donors.

Is it unusual for foreign governments to help fund a chair at a U.S. university? I would be surprised if it was.

[firebrand]

Hasib Sabbagh, Palestinian "refugee" active in the CPRR (organization formed to "repatriate Palestinians").

[sheik yerbouty]

Give them a toilet seat instead of a chair.