C-SPAN devoted three hours of its valuable airtime to an interview with Bill Ayers and his wife Bernardine Dohrn. Sigh.
The program was the latest installment of the channel’s “In Depth” conversations with leading American authors. How this guy earned that designation is beyond us.
AmericanThinker.com describes it like this: “Ayers 2009 revealed himself to be a master of state of the art telegenic spin: confident, soft spoken, unflappable, professorial, casually attired in a hip leftist t-shirt and sport jacket. In a segment pre-taped at his university office, he wore his trademark black t-shirt with the large communist red star, while wearing an earring in each ear. All the while Ayers pushed for radical, socialist, or collectivist “reform” of society and government on every level imaginable, using as his talking points the unedited laundry list of a committed Marxist ideologue. The venue for C-SPAN’s broadcast featured a small but rapt and adoring audience of Ayers acolytes. Everyone in the audience who got to ask a question, in fact, acted like he or she was in the presence of a truly great man, if not a cult leader.”
Excuse us, but these people should be in jail, not in a TV studio. They should be doing hard time, not doing interviews. And they should be wearing stripes, not T-shirts with red stars.
Source: AmericanThinker.com
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His new title should be “The Boring Terrorist”
The lyrics from two songs come to mind…
“its better to burn out than to fade away”
“only the good die young”
Did they ask him about the 25-million Americans that were supposed to be killed immediately once the Great Revolution started? [Adjusted for birth inflation from the US being 150-million people then, that would be about 40-million for today's GR.]