Ex-terrorists and former nazi speak at Columbia University
Published by Avi Green on Wednesday, October 04, 2006 at 9:36 AM.
Now this is something interesting. Sliwa News announces the following upcoming press conference at Columbia University, of all places:
MEDIA ADVISORYKnowing that Columbia U. was where they had a rash of antisemitic and racist professors running around, and even later banned army recruitment from their campuses, this is certainly amazing that now, they should do such a turnaround. It's certainly an improvement over their behavior of last year.
TWO EX-TERRORISTS AND A FORMER NAZI
SPEAK AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
Wednesday, October 11
Contact: M.Sliwa Public Relations, 973-272-2861 or msliwa@msliwa.com
On Wednesday, Oct 11, at 7:30 P.M., two ex-terrorists and a former Nazi will speak at Roone Hall, Columbia University located at 115th Street and Broadway in NYC. For more information see: http://2xtn.com
Internationally known, Walid Shoebat, is a former PLO terrorist who spent much of his life participating in acts of violence and spreading a message of hatred. He is now spreading a message of peace and freedom worldwide. Shoebat is the author of the best selling book, Why I Left Jihad.
Hilmar von Campe is a former Hitler youth and German soldier. He describes his life as an active participant in the greatest tragedy of the 20th Century and says the world faces the same challenges today as it did in the 1930's. Author of five books, von Campe has recently published How Was it Possible? an autobiography.
Zachariah Anani was a teenage militia fighter in Lebanon. At 13, he joined one of the many military groups that existed in the early 70's. Soon after enlisting, he made his first "kill." By the time he turned 16, "life meant nothing," Anani says.
Contact: M.Sliwa Public Relations, 973-272-2861 or msliwa@msliwa.com
