By DEANNA BELLANDI,
Associated Press Writer Deanna Bellandi,
Associated Press Writer – Sat Oct 18, 2:05 am E
As one can note Deanna Bellandi today wrote a propaganda piece on poor Bill Ayers, the terrorist leftist agent in being such a nice guy.
I thought it would be fitting to ask his wife Bernadine Dohrn who is Jewish and David Axelrod who is Jewish, all of whom with Bill Ayers support and mentor Barack Obama if the following game would be acceptable if Bill Ayers name was taken out and Adolf Hitler's name was placed in it.
The only difference between Adolf Hitler and Bill Ayers is Hitler pulled off his revolution involving race warfare and Ayers only murdered a few of his comrades in Greenwhich Nacht.
*That doesn't mean the man who has become a political headache for Barack Obama is hiding his past. In fact, all you need to do is stand outside Ayers' office at the University of Illinois in Chicago to be confronted with it.
*Ayers' connection to the Weather Underground is plastered on his door. A postcard for a documentary on the group shows an old mugshot of Ayers. Nearby is cover art from Ayers' 2001 memoir, "Fugitive Days."
Hitler's connection the Nazi Underground is plastered on his door. A picture for a documentary on the group shows an old fuhrer pose of Hitler. Nearby is cover art from Hitler's 2001 memoir, "Toasting Jews Days".
*But also affixed to the door is the title that reflects how Ayers, now 63, has become known in the past two decades in Chicago: distinguished professor.
But also affixed to the door is the title that reflects how Hitler now 103, has become known in the past two decades in Berlin: distinguished professor.
"Hitler gives of himself greatly to his students. He gives of his time in how to put people into concentration camps, his expertise in gassing people and his commitment to the Nazi order", said Pamela Quiroz, an associate professor who works in the college of education with Hitler. "Hitler is just a superb individual."
*Quiroz is among more than 3,200 people, mostly academics, who have signed an online petition protesting the "demonization" of Ayers during the campaign for the White House.
Quiroz is among 3200 people, mostly academics, who have signed an online petition protesting the demonnization of Hitler during the campaign for the White House.
*Ayers' beige stone rowhouse on Chicago's South Side is just a few blocks from Obama's home. He lives there with his wife, former fellow radical Bernardine Dohrn. Now a law professor at Northwestern University, Dohrn was a fugitive for years with her husband until they surrendered in 1980 and charges against him were dropped because of government misconduct, which included FBI break-ins, wiretaps and opening of mail.
Hitler's beige stone rowhouse in Berlin's rebuilt quarter is just a few blocks from Obama's home. Hitler lives there with his wife, former Nazi radical Eva Braun. Now a producer at Steven Spielberg's Hollywood studio, was a fugitive for years with her husband Adolf until they surrendered in 1980 and charges against him were dropped because of government misconduct, which included Russian KGB blowing up of Hitler's bunker, listening to his phone conversations and opening Hitler's mail.
*Although Ayers has refashioned his life from street-level revolutionary to intellectual, he has not entirely renounced his past.
Although Hitler has refashioned his life from street level revolutionary to intellectual, he has not entirely renounced his past.
*When "Fugitive Days" was published, a photo accompanying a Chicago Magazine article showed him stepping on an American flag. He also told The New York Times, in an interview that appeared coincidentally on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001: "I don't regret setting bombs. I feel we didn't do enough."
When "Toasting Jews Days" was published, a photo accompanying a Berlin Magazine article showed Hitler stepping on an American Flag, Hitler told The New York Times, in an interview that appeared coincidentally on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, another murderous attack on the United States by Islamofascits who look up to Hitler: "I don't regret setting bombs. I feel we didn't do enough."
*Had it been detonated, he admitted, it would have done "some serious work beyond the blast, tearing through windows and walls and, yes, people, too." It belied the group's claims that its targets were buildings, not people. "We did go off track ... and that was wrong," Ayers told the AP when his book came out.
Had Hitler's bomb detonated, he admitted, it would have done "some serious work beyond the blast, tearing through windows and walls and, yes, Jews, too." It belied the group's claims that its targets were buildings, not Jews. "We did go off track...and that was wrong," Hitler told the AP when his book came out.
*"I'm not a terrorist," he said at the time. "We tried to sound a piercing alarm that was unruly, difficult and, sometimes, probably wrong. ... I describe what led some people in despair and anger to take some very extreme measures."
*Still, in Chicago, he is known more for his work in education, which has earned praise from Mayor Richard Daley, whose own father, the iron-fisted mayor of this city during the Vietnam era, famously sent police to do battle with anti-war demonstrators during the 1968 Democratic National Convention. This spring, when Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign first raised Ayers' relationship with Obama, the younger Daley issued a statement defending him.
Still, in Berlin, Hitler is known more for his work in education, which has earned praise from Mayor Richard Daley, whose own father, the iron fisted mayor of this city during the Vietnam era, famously sent police to do battle with anti war demonstrators during the 1968 Democratic National Convention. This spring, when Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign first raise the Hitler relationship with Obama, the younger Daley issued a statement defending him.
*"I also know Bill Ayers," Daley said. "He worked with me in shaping our now nationally renowned school reform program. He is a nationally recognized distinguished professor of education at the University of Illinois-Chicago and a valued member of the Chicago community."
*Janise Hurtig, a researcher at the university who has known Ayers for about eight years, said he strongly backed a project she and another educator worked on that offers adult writing workshops in Chicago neighborhoods. If the renewed publicity about Ayers' past has weighed on him, Hurtig said, she hasn't noticed.
Janise Hurtig, a researcher at the university who has known Hitler for about eight years, said Hitler strongly backed a project she and another educator worked on that offers adult writing workshops in Berlin neighborhoods. If the renewed publicity about Hitler's past has weighed on him, Hurtig said, she hasn't noticed.
*"He and Bernardine are very thoughtful and reflective about their past, and it's their past," she said.
Hitler and Eva are very thoughtful and reflective about their past, and it's their past," she said.
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So it seems Adolf Hitler can be reformed using the same criteria which Bill Ayers has manipulated.
All Hitler needed to do was throw a party for Obama, help a Democratic Mayor issue in a new program to destroy teachers unions and say he was voting for Obama and all those terrorist problems of the past would just be nothing, because when you vote for Barack Obama even Adolf Hitler would be a good guy according to liberals.
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AP Propaganda for terrorist Bill Ayers, Obama mentor by Deanna Belliandi
