In an email, a poet friend

disagrees with me "about a wider Jewish power conspiracy, which I don’t find evidence to support," but I have never used the word "conspiracy" in talking about Jewish power:

You don't need to sniff out Jewish power, for it's right out in the open, as in AIPAC, and it's Jewish power that has resulted in the criminalization of speech that's critical of Israel and, of course, Jewish power.

There is a hate fest against Russia across America, and on American campuses, including yours, I'm sure, but are American professors upset about this?

As for my discussions of black crime, I'm just as open in talking about Vietnamese crime, as in this article discussing Japan's new immigrants:

http://www.unz.com/ldinh/a-more-colorful-diluted-and-dying-japan/

And here I interview a woman whose story reveals some of the nastiest aspects of Vietnamese society:

http://www.unz.com/ldinh/a-servants-tale/

For five years, I was a regular guest on Iran's Press TV, a task I did for minimal compensation, and just last month, I was twice interviewed in Iranian newspapers. In contrast to the indifference of most American intellectuals, I've sided with and defended a country that's been in the crosshair of Israel and the USA for decades, and I've repeatedly spoken out against the American and Israeli led attack on Syria. Indifferent to destruction of whole societies, sanctimonous and hypcritical American intellectuals occupy themselves with transgender bathroom rights and the creation of safe spaces, as if the ivory towers they occupy aren't already sheltered enough.


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