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Partial transcript below:RECEIPTS! Patent PROVES Vaxx is Obedience Training Platform - THE FINAL VARIANT! (redvoicemedia.com)Partial transcript begins:Stew Peters: Well just a week or so ago we featured Dr. Carrie Madej, who was here showing us some slides of some self-aware alien looking scorpion looking thing that she found under a microscope inside a the vials of these so-called vaccines.Shortly thereafter we featured Dr. Zandre Botha who said that she found little discs that were connected with some sort of metal connector.Then we talked to Karen Kingston.All of them are saying that this is some sort of an injectable computing device.Now...

Columbia Unbecoming is on the whole just a series of complaints having to do mainly with manner or etiquette in the classroom, but the real issue has to do with the meager and politicized content that professors choose to teach. As Efraim Karsh, head of the Mediterranean Studies department at King’s College, University of London, implied on March 6 in Uris Hall, Massad’s classroom hysterics are not the real problem. The real problem is a polite and affable man like Professor Khalidi, who nevertheless peddles political propaganda in class, propaganda masquerading as real scholarship.Two articles in the March 23, 2005...

DENVER (AP) A public relations consultant who helped Indiana University during a seven-month controversy over former basketball coach Bob Knight is now working for the University of Colorado Board of Regents. Christopher Simpson of Williamsburg, Virginia, will initially be paid 24-thousand dollars, plus 350-dollars an hour for any follow-up work. Simpson will help the Regents cope with the fallout from a football recruiting scandal, and the controversy surrounding ethnic studies professor Ward Churchill. Simpson says he hopes to shift the focus of C-U's image away from controversy. Simpson is a former Washington Times reporter and was vice president of communications...

Released: February 10, 2005 Contact: Brian Mattmiller (262) 472-1194churchill.response@uww.eduChancellor Decides to Continue Ward Churchill Lecture Statement by Jack Miller, Chancellor of UW-Whitewater February 10, 2005 A tremendous amount has been written and spoken about an invitation issued by a student organization to University of Colorado ethnic studies Professor Ward Churchill to speak at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater campus March 1 about “Racism Against the American Indian.” This invitation was issued six months ago as part of a four-speaker Native American lecture series reflecting diverse viewpoints on the Native American experience. Whether to continue planning for his presentation, to rescind his...