Wednesday, March 29, 2006
Our Newest Op Ed
The Patriotic Voice
- By Greg Stewart
Talk radio, earlier this month, locally and nationally, had been in an uproar for a couple weeks, because of one teacher and one student: Jay Bennish and Sean Allen, the emotions of which had run high to highest vitriol and to the lowest of the bigoted haters.
The controversy spewed through over the air waves on whether the teacher had the right to "banshee" an overtly bias political opinion to the "young" impressionable minds (they are high school students). In other words, when Jay Bennish, the teacher, in a seemingly endless a tirade, in his high school geography, although, there is a question whether or not, if it was an advanced placement, or a simple elective high school curriculum course, have the right to use free speech. At any rate, the young idealistic teacher skewered the United States foreign policy, past and present, and likened George W. Bush, with over used Adolph Hitler comparison. His tirade began, in which some say, due to the prompting of his student Sean Allen, while the class writing down definitions from the blackboard.
This all began, when the topic of the State of the Union address came up. In the middle of his "instruction" trying to "illustrate" the folly of the United States government foreign policy error, he became animated, or at least his voice on the MP3 recording did..............
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- By Greg Stewart
Talk radio, earlier this month, locally and nationally, had been in an uproar for a couple weeks, because of one teacher and one student: Jay Bennish and Sean Allen, the emotions of which had run high to highest vitriol and to the lowest of the bigoted haters.
The controversy spewed through over the air waves on whether the teacher had the right to "banshee" an overtly bias political opinion to the "young" impressionable minds (they are high school students). In other words, when Jay Bennish, the teacher, in a seemingly endless a tirade, in his high school geography, although, there is a question whether or not, if it was an advanced placement, or a simple elective high school curriculum course, have the right to use free speech. At any rate, the young idealistic teacher skewered the United States foreign policy, past and present, and likened George W. Bush, with over used Adolph Hitler comparison. His tirade began, in which some say, due to the prompting of his student Sean Allen, while the class writing down definitions from the blackboard.
This all began, when the topic of the State of the Union address came up. In the middle of his "instruction" trying to "illustrate" the folly of the United States government foreign policy error, he became animated, or at least his voice on the MP3 recording did..............
Click HERE To Read On
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