Professor under fire for saying the Holocaust and moon landing were a hoax, saying Irish were Americas first slaves

Contrary to what's being taught now, the American Indians did not die in such large numbers due to a deliberate genocide campaign against them.

Young people think they know everything and are viscious with their falsely assumed power.

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A New Jersey student is blowing the whistle on her sociology professor for allegedly spouting anti-Semitic remarks and conspiracy theories in class — including that the moon landings were faked.

Benny Koval was appalled by Clyde Magarelli’s rambling lectures during his “Social Problems” course this past semester at William Paterson University.


“It was very unfortunate, but most of all it was a waste of my time and money,” the 18-year-old, who just wrapped up her freshman year, told NorthJersey.com. “It was incredibly frustrating going to a public university for a taxpayer-funded education and I’m learning about how the moon landing was faked.”

Koval posted a series of short videos on Twitter that allegedly show Magarelli’s questionable ideologies.

“We can’t land on it and get back. We’ve never landed on it, you didn’t know that?” he says in one clip.

Koval, who is Jewish, reported the professor’s comments to the head of the Sociology Department and said she was told another student filed a complaint last year.


Magarelli also believes that the Irish were the first slaves in America.

SIX MILLION J-EWS 1915 -- 1938


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Indentured servants, both black and white, arrived in Jamestown.

The very first chattel slave in Jamestown was a black man named John Casor, and his owner was also a black man named Anthony Johnson. It was Anthony Johnson who established chattel slavery on American soil among the colonists.

Prior to the arrival of the European colonists, the American Indian tribes practiced slavery.

Contrary to what's being taught now, the American Indians did not die in such large numbers due to a deliberate genocide campaign against them. They had no immunity to European diseases, and the colonists did not anticipate that the American Indians would be nearly wiped out just by being introduced to the European people.

Initial contacts were tentative but not really hostile. The early colonists and the natives were able to work with each other and establish trade relationships between their groups.

The wars occurred later as more colonists began flooding in, sometimes squabbling over territory and sometimes because different Indian tribes sided with different warring groups of Europeans. It was not just the English that were colonizing America. The French and Spanish were as well, and headbutting occurred.

American history is not as simplistic as it's being taught. Good guys and bad guys came in all colors. There were black slave owners. There were white slaves. Some American Indian tribes were quite peaceful, and others were butchers. The same can be said about the European colonists, some peaceful, some warlike, some slaves, some slave owners.

Also no one talks about the huge number of Irish sold into chattel slavery in the Caribbean. Then there's the issue of the Barbary Pirates, who were kidnapping American citizens and selling them into slavery. This is the reason why the US Maine Corps was created.

“Benny” is a GIRL??? WTF?!

An estimated five million non-Jewish perished in Nazi camps.

My understanding is that according to best estimates, some 250,000 khazars died during WW 2, mostly from starvation and disease.

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A New Jersey student is blowing the whistle on her sociology professor for allegedly spouting anti-Semitic remarks and conspiracy theories in class — including that the moon landings were faked.

Benny Koval was appalled by Clyde Magarelli’s rambling lectures during his “Social Problems” course this past semester at William Paterson University.


“It was very unfortunate, but most of all it was a waste of my time and money,” the 18-year-old, who just wrapped up her freshman year, told NorthJersey.com. “It was incredibly frustrating going to a public university for a taxpayer-funded education and I’m learning about how the moon landing was faked.”

Koval posted a series of short videos on Twitter that allegedly show Magarelli’s questionable ideologies.

“We can’t land on it and get back. We’ve never landed on it, you didn’t know that?” he says in one clip.

Koval, who is Jewish, reported the professor’s comments to the head of the Sociology Department and said she was told another student filed a complaint last year.


Magarelli also believes that the Irish were the first slaves in America.

Irish werent slaves in Amwri a bit indentured servants

You are too gullible.

They are making it up as they go along.

“oft-cited statistic of 5 million non-Jewish Holocaust deaths has no basis in fact, experts say"

"Yehuda Bauer, an Israeli Holocaust scholar who chairs the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance, said he warned his friend Wiesenthal, who died in 2005, about spreading the false notion that the Holocaust claimed 11 million victims—6 million Jews and 5 million non-Jews.

“I said to him, ‘Simon, you are telling a lie,’” Bauer recalled in an interview Tuesday.

“He said, ‘Sometimes you need to do that to get the results for things you think are essential.’”

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My understanding is that according to best estimates, some 250,000 khazars died during WW 2, mostly from starvation and disease.

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A New Jersey student is blowing the whistle on her sociology professor for allegedly spouting anti-Semitic remarks and conspiracy theories in class — including that the moon landings were faked.

Benny Koval was appalled by Clyde Magarelli’s rambling lectures during his “Social Problems” course this past semester at William Paterson University.


“It was very unfortunate, but most of all it was a waste of my time and money,” the 18-year-old, who just wrapped up her freshman year, told NorthJersey.com. “It was incredibly frustrating going to a public university for a taxpayer-funded education and I’m learning about how the moon landing was faked.”

Koval posted a series of short videos on Twitter that allegedly show Magarelli’s questionable ideologies.

“We can’t land on it and get back. We’ve never landed on it, you didn’t know that?” he says in one clip.

Koval, who is Jewish, reported the professor’s comments to the head of the Sociology Department and said she was told another student filed a complaint last year.


Magarelli also believes that the Irish were the first slaves in America.

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A New Jersey student is blowing the whistle on her sociology professor for allegedly spouting anti-Semitic remarks and conspiracy theories in class — including that the moon landings were faked.

Benny Koval was appalled by Clyde Magarelli’s rambling lectures during his “Social Problems” course this past semester at William Paterson University.


“It was very unfortunate, but most of all it was a waste of my time and money,” the 18-year-old, who just wrapped up her freshman year, told NorthJersey.com. “It was incredibly frustrating going to a public university for a taxpayer-funded education and I’m learning about how the moon landing was faked.”

Koval posted a series of short videos on Twitter that allegedly show Magarelli’s questionable ideologies.

“We can’t land on it and get back. We’ve never landed on it, you didn’t know that?” he says in one clip.

Koval, who is Jewish, reported the professor’s comments to the head of the Sociology Department and said she was told another student filed a complaint last year.


Magarelli also believes that the Irish were the first slaves in America.

"Whenever they rebelled or even disobeyed an order, they were punished in the harshest ways. Slave owners would hang their human property by their hands and set their hands or feet on fire as one form of punishment. They were burned alive and had their heads placed on pikes in the marketplace as a warning to other captives.

"We don’t really need to go through all of the gory details, do we? We know all too well the atrocities of the African slave trade.

"But, are we talking about African slavery?"


The Irish Slave Trade - The Forgotten “White” Slaves

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Irish werent slaves in Amwri a bit indentured servants

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Koval, who is Jewish, reported the professor’s comments to the head of the Sociology Department and said she was told another student filed a complaint last year.

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A wise slave holder wouldn't damage his property.

Many slave holders considered the slaves as extended family and treated them decently.

SIX MILLION J-EWS 1915 -- 1938


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