Townhall: College Republicans and Democrats at Rutgers: Fire Former Spokesperson of Assad Regime

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College Republicans and Democrats at Rutgers: Fire Former Spokesperson of Assad Regime
Micah Rate

In a show of bipartisanship, the College Republicans and College Democrats of Rutgers University came together to issue a joint statement on Monday condemning the university's decision to continue to employ a controversial adjunct professor.

The professor, Mazen Adi, is a former member of the Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria, a regime that is known for its egregious human rights violations and bloody civil war.

In an appearance on "Fox & Friends," Rutgers student and Campus Reform correspondent Andrea Vacchiano said, "Because Rutgers is a public university, I think it has a duty to use taxpayer money effectively. And it shouldn't be going to fund the income of someone who literally defended the Assad regime in front of the UN, which is a regime that's been accused of committing the worst war crimes, including gassing its own people."

https://townhall.com/tipsheet/micahrate/2017/11/15/college-republicans-and-democrats-at-rutgers-fire-former-spokesperson-of-assad-n2409799

Redstate.com also spoke on the issue.

Another Great Academia Moment: Rutgers Hires Assad Mouthpiece as Adjunct Professor
Paul Montagu

Classic.

    A former Syrian diplomat who accused Israeli officials of trafficking children’s organs is now working as a professor at state-funded Rutgers University in New Jersey, The Algemeiner has learned.

    Mazen Adi, an adjunct professor in Rutgers’ Political Science Department, worked for Syria’s foreign ministry in various roles for 16 years starting in August 1998, according to his LinkedIn profile.

So basically, Mr. Adi’s previous job was to lie and apologize for the mass murder committed at the hands of his boss, Bashar al Assad. Rutgers administrators defended their hiring decision.

Continued at: https://www.redstate.com/diary/Montagu/2017/11/16/another-great-academia-moment-rutgers-hires-assad-mouthpiece-adjunct-professor/