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With $35.5m in grant from the U.S. Government, Jared Cohon
cannot even stop cyberterrorism in his own school.
President Bush's appointed Carnegie Mellon President JARED COHON
to the 16-member Homeland Security Advisory Council in December
2003. The U.S. Federal Goverment has given Carnegie Mellon
University a $35.5 million grant to help fight cyber terrorism.
However, CMU Professor David Stuart Tourtetzky's irresponsible
and radically twisted interpretation of 'Freedom of Speech'
condones cyberterrorism.
"This particular Web site seems to threaten some people yet at
the same time Professor Touretzky believes he has a right to
express himself as he sees fit."
- Peter Madsen, executive director
Center for the Advancement of Applied Ethics at CMU
Peter Madsen cannot seem to apply ethics. David Touretzky is
not even an expert on the 1st Amendment.
"I'm not taking Dr. Touretzky's view of the First Amendment as
evidence. His testimony presupposes a view of the scope of the
First Amendment on which he is not an expert, which is not a
proper subject for testimony and which is ultimately for me and
appellate courts to decide."
- Judge Lewis A. Kaplan
July 25, 2000 MPAA V. 2600
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REFERENCES:
CMU PROFESSOR'S WEB SITE CAUSING CONTROVERSY
http://www.wpxi.com/target11/2176679/detail.html
"It's right there in plain English -- directions
on how to make a fertilizer bomb. It's not on
some terrorist's Web site. It's on the Carnegie
Mellon University Web site of computer science
professor Dr. David Touretzky, who refers to it
as a free speech project."
- Karen Welles, Target 11 Investigator
DAVID TOURETZKY'S DISCRIMINATION
http://www.religiousfreedomwatch.org/extremists/touretzky0.html
"Hell, I'm for post-partum abortion!
Retro-active abortion! Up until,
say, the age of six months."
- David Touretzky
TRANSCRIPT OF TRIAL - DAY 6, MPAA V. 2600
http://www.eff.org/IP/Video/MPAA_DVD_cases/20000725_ny_trial_transcript.html
"There is no doubt that yelling 'fire' in crowded theatre
is something that is problematic and probably impedes
expression by certain twisted individuals."
- Judge Lewis A. Kaplan
July 25, 2000
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TO PARENTS OF STUDENTS AT CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&selm=c901bee5.0410262030.74c3f5e1%40posting.google.com
"To further complicate the issue, President Bush appointed
Carnegie Mellon President Jared Cohon to his 16-member
Homeland Security Advisory Council in December 2003.
Mr. Cohon appears to have a serious conflict of interest
to explain to the American taxpayers. On the one hand,
the university is receiving at least $35.5 million in
government grants to fight cyber terrorism and on the
other hand, one of its professors is providing deadly
bomb information on the university's computer server,
which is at the disposal of any terrorist with Internet
access."
Ethics and Tax Dollars
By: John Middleton
- http://www.cagw.org/site/News2?JServSessionIdr006=7uouc3y5f1.app24a&page=NewsArticle&id=7770&news_iv_ctrl=1329
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