That's a famous line from a Jack Nicholsen movie.The egalitarian leadership of the West can't handle the truth.Ina rip roaring, freeflowing debate the carefully crafted lies of the puppetmasters would be smashed to smithereens. So, they suppress truth at every turn.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-2100915,00.html
A UNIVERSITY lecturer who claimed that black people were less intelligent than whites was suspended from his post yesterday.
Frank Ellis, a lecturer in Russian and Slavonic Studies, was sent home on full pay by the University of Leeds, which accused him of breaching its obligations to promote racial harmony under the Race Relations (Amendment) Act 2000.
It is the first significant test of academic freedom since the introduction of the Act, which places a duty on public bodies to promote equality of opportunity and good relations between different races.
Dr Ellis gave an interview to the university's student newspaper in which he described himself as "an unrepentant Powellite" who favoured repatriation if it were carried out "humanely". He said that the British National Party was "a bit too socialist" for his liking.
He voiced support for the theory set out in The Bell Curve, a book published in 1994 by Richard J. Herrnstein and Charles Murray, that white people had higher average IQs than blacks. He said the study had "demonstrated to me beyond any reasonable doubt there is a persistent gap in average black and white average intelligence".
Dr Ellis also told Leeds students that women did not have the same intellectual capacity as men and that feminism, along with multiculturalism, was "corroding" Britain. His views outraged students, who staged a campaign to have him dismissed from the university.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-2100915,00.html
A UNIVERSITY lecturer who claimed that black people were less intelligent than whites was suspended from his post yesterday.
Frank Ellis, a lecturer in Russian and Slavonic Studies, was sent home on full pay by the University of Leeds, which accused him of breaching its obligations to promote racial harmony under the Race Relations (Amendment) Act 2000.
It is the first significant test of academic freedom since the introduction of the Act, which places a duty on public bodies to promote equality of opportunity and good relations between different races.
Dr Ellis gave an interview to the university's student newspaper in which he described himself as "an unrepentant Powellite" who favoured repatriation if it were carried out "humanely". He said that the British National Party was "a bit too socialist" for his liking.
He voiced support for the theory set out in The Bell Curve, a book published in 1994 by Richard J. Herrnstein and Charles Murray, that white people had higher average IQs than blacks. He said the study had "demonstrated to me beyond any reasonable doubt there is a persistent gap in average black and white average intelligence".
Dr Ellis also told Leeds students that women did not have the same intellectual capacity as men and that feminism, along with multiculturalism, was "corroding" Britain. His views outraged students, who staged a campaign to have him dismissed from the university.