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Not only is Fox News Contributor Marc Lamont Hill an admirer of convicted cop killer and radical icon Mumia Abu-Jamal, he’s also his publisher.
AIM’s Cliff Kincaid discovered that Abu-Jamal had been promoted on Hill’s now-deleted myspace account. Well it [...]
Marc Lamont Hill isn’t Just An Admirer of Cop-Killer Mumia Abu-Jamal, He’s His Publisher
October 6, 2009 By Leave a Comment
The Marc Lamont Hill Affair
October 4, 2009 By Leave a Comment
On August 25 David Horowitz wrote a post critiquing the O’Reilly Factor’s decision to use use Dr. Marc Lamont Hill as a commentator on the subject of Iran. Hill’s specialty is hip-hop music:
Tonight he interviewed Hill for an entire segment on the subject of Iran, as though Hill had anything intelligent to say on the [...]
Gee, I Wonder Why Marc Lamont Hill Changed His Twitter Page’s Background
October 1, 2009 By Leave a Comment
So here’s the question of the day: why did Fox News contributor Marc Lamont Hill change the background of his Twitter page from that of cop killer Assata Shakur to boxing legend Muhammad Ali?
Could it have anything to do with being challenged on this by David Horowitz and AIM’s Cliff Kincaid?
There can only be two [...]
More Tweets From Marc
September 28, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Marc Lamont Hill is at it again, posting twenty tweets on my reply. First the important one:
“Assata Shakur is an American hero & freedom fighter. I’ll always stand next to her.”
This says everything you need to know about Hill. He believes Communist terrorists — Shakur was a member of the “Black Liberation Army” — [...]
Obama Attacks U.S.
September 23, 2009 By Leave a Comment
The U.S. President began his speech to an audience that included Ahmadinejad, Qadhafi and Hugo Chavez by explaining, somewhat apologetically, that it is his responsibility to defend the interests of his nation.
But since Barack Obama never opens his mouth without speaking out of both sides of it, you have to wait for the punch line [...]
