12-12-2007, 05:39 PM
Professor Alan Dershowitz, the "watch dog of Israel", wrote a book called A Case for Israel. Lets see what happens when it is critisized by professor Norman Finkelstein:
Finkelstein: "Mr. Dershowitz says I'm on the extreme end and he's on the mainstream [...] he [Dershowitz] cited a hoax. I cite the scholarly sources. Mr. Dershowitz says he doesnt agree with the human rights organisations [...] I quote Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International... I quote the mainstream sources, the mainstream numbers, he quotes internal investigations of the IDF and hoaxes. But I'm the "extremist"(!)... but I'm the extremist... but I'm the extremist..."
Finkelstein: "Listen to this source. This is a shcolar [...] Sony Pictures, http://www.sonypictures.com, that's page 257, footnote 21. A Sony Picture(!)"
Finkelstein: "Number 2 [...] a high school syllabus. Is that serious? Is that a serious source? [...] A sony picture and a highschool curriculum. [...] Very serious sources mr. Dershowitz."
Finkelstein: "In Joan Peters' book [...] She coins a phrase, the phrase is turnspeak. And she says"
Dershowitz: "And she borrows it from... from... from a...."
Finkelstein: "No, sir I'm sorry... She coins the phrase turnspeak... You see you dont know what you're talking about and that's pretty terrible. She coins the phrase turnspeak and she says she's using it as a play of George Orwell, which - as all listeners know - used the phrase newspeak. And she coined her own phrase, turnspeak. [...] You see, he [Dershowitz] got so confused in his borrowings of Peters' [...] that he used on two occasions the phrase: "George Orwell's turnspeak"! Turnspeak isnt Orwell..."
http://www.normanfinkelstein.com/article.p...g=11&ar=678
I'd say: NO CASE FOR ISRAEL.
Quote:- UN Resolution 242: Lord WHO?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKaX3EkrkII
Internal investigations of the IDF
v.
human rights organizations
- "the Extremist" and his evidence
"the kind of" two-state settlement
- the debate on UN 242:
3 volumes
v.
1 Orlando Sentinel editorial from yr. 2000
Finkelstein: "Mr. Dershowitz says I'm on the extreme end and he's on the mainstream [...] he [Dershowitz] cited a hoax. I cite the scholarly sources. Mr. Dershowitz says he doesnt agree with the human rights organisations [...] I quote Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International... I quote the mainstream sources, the mainstream numbers, he quotes internal investigations of the IDF and hoaxes. But I'm the "extremist"(!)... but I'm the extremist... but I'm the extremist..."
Quote:- high school syllabushttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JtVPMEtm9I
& sonypictures.com
-- serious sources?
- Dershowitz:
"George Orwell's turnspeak"
v.
Orwell's "newspeak"
See also: Harvard undergrad sacked for pulling a Dersh
(The Harvard Crimson: "Crimson Cuts Columnist for Lifting Material," 10.27.2006)
Finkelstein: "Listen to this source. This is a shcolar [...] Sony Pictures, http://www.sonypictures.com, that's page 257, footnote 21. A Sony Picture(!)"
Finkelstein: "Number 2 [...] a high school syllabus. Is that serious? Is that a serious source? [...] A sony picture and a highschool curriculum. [...] Very serious sources mr. Dershowitz."
Finkelstein: "In Joan Peters' book [...] She coins a phrase, the phrase is turnspeak. And she says"
Dershowitz: "And she borrows it from... from... from a...."
Finkelstein: "No, sir I'm sorry... She coins the phrase turnspeak... You see you dont know what you're talking about and that's pretty terrible. She coins the phrase turnspeak and she says she's using it as a play of George Orwell, which - as all listeners know - used the phrase newspeak. And she coined her own phrase, turnspeak. [...] You see, he [Dershowitz] got so confused in his borrowings of Peters' [...] that he used on two occasions the phrase: "George Orwell's turnspeak"! Turnspeak isnt Orwell..."
http://www.normanfinkelstein.com/article.p...g=11&ar=678
I'd say: NO CASE FOR ISRAEL.