How can an alleged Jew as Dave Touretzky work at the CMU?

Look what I found here, this article. The CMU creeps me out and you,
Jewish or not, should be outraged too.

We know history repeats itself. If somebody thinks that the Holocaust
can't happen again, he has the IQ of an insect.

And there is Dave Touretzky, a bigger friend to p$ychiatry (a rotten
German invention) than to his own race? Why is he wasting his time
going after another religion instead going after the Nazis at the CMU?

Barbara Schwarz

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Wednesday, September 27, 2006

In response to Eric Heyl's excellent column about the Carnegie Mellon
University students who, as Heyl said, "thought it would be funny to
mark
one of Judaism's holiest days by making Holocaust jokes ... in the
latest
edition of readme, a supposedly satirical newsletter produced by
members
of the university Student Activities Board" ("CMU burns in satire hell
once again," Sept. 24 and PghTrib.com):

The late Bob Prince was fond of saying, "Trouble starts at the top and
filters down."

Now is the time for CMU President Jared Cohon to recognize and heed
this
principle so that he can regain leadership at CMU.

His high-minded, lofty experiment with diversity isn't working and some
of
his students are out of control.


We suggest a sensitivity training class for Dr. Cohon, all students
involved and all individuals who signed off on the "readme" satire
headlined "Carnegie Mellon Builds New Hauschwitz Dormitory."

This sensitivity class should include watching "The Pawnbroker,"
"Shoah,"
"Schindler's List" and documentary photos of the Nazi concentration
camps
upon liberation.

Today we have a madman in the Middle East -- Ahmadinejad, a Holocaust
denier -- whose agenda is to eliminate Israel and murder all Jews, all
Christians and all infidels. Why should these insensitive students be
allowed to fuel his raging hatred?

Only Ahmadinejad would find this sophomoric satire funny.