Sampson and the Philistines -- Mike S. Adams :: Townhall.com

Mike S. Adams wrote:

"A black female co-worker at IUPUI decided to charge Sampson with racial harassment. This matter should not have been hard to resolve since the book, which Sampson checked out from the IUPUI library, was objectively anti-Klan and anti-racist. The only difficult part of the case should have been deciding the fate of Sampson’s accuser. Had she intentionally leveled the false claim of racial harassment, she should have been fired. Had it been accidental, she should have been sent to sensitivity training to get over her obvious prejudice against white people."

"But, of course, this happened in a university setting, which means that common sense never had a fighting chance..."

"In case you didn’t understand it, here’s what she said: Sampson may have been a victim of intellectual rape but he was wearing too short of a skirt..."

Mike S. Adams :: Townhall.com :: Sampson and the Philistines