Prof Stein’s comments about The USS Liberty Home Page

January 2nd, 2009

From Mon Jun 09 17:12:40 1997
>Date: Mon, 09 Jun 1997 17:11:26 -0700
>From: Mike Potter
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>To: mahan@microwrks.com
>Subject: Prof Stein’s comments about The USS Liberty Home Page
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>Here are U-Conn Prof Stein’s current web site comments about The USS
>Liberty Home Page:
>
>”Set up by Jim Ennes. Jim was present to experience that tragic mistake
>in the middle of a chaotic war. I take everything he writes with a grain
>of salt. Much of what he purports to be fact does contain a degree of
>truth; on the other hand, I have difficulty agreeing with many, if any,
>of his inferences and innuendos. He also seems to be rather sensitive to
>criticism; I have more than once personally been on the receiving end of
>harrassment he’s orchestrated. He reminds me of Pat Buchanan, to whom I
>felt William Buckley was being extremely generous in merely concluding
>that statements of Buchanan were anti-semitic rather than concluding
>that Buchanan himself was anti-semitic. Ennes has even instigated
>complaints to my University in order to stifle the application of
>certain adjectives to him and I have at times heard from other Jews that
>they have also been subject to similar harrassment.”
>
>What’s missing is any data or analysis about the subject, the Liberty
>incident. The above is merely an ad-hominem attack. From my first-hand
>experience, by “criticism” Prof Stein means “my practice of calling
>researchers anti-semitic.”
>
>I give him credit for providing a link to The USS Liberty Home Page. But
>with fewer than 1300 hits on his web site since January 1996, he can’t
>been the source of much traffic.
>
>–

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