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Max Blumenthal, The Huffington Post, November 7, 2007

During the week of October 21, far-right wing operative and former communist agitator David Horowitz deployed his allies to college campuses America to spout crude anti-Muslim invective. He called this event “Islamofascism Awareness Week.” Among Horowitz’s stable of campus speakers were noted Islam experts Ann Coulter and Sean Hannity.

“Islamofascism Awareness Week” was, from the beginning, little more than a marathon fashion show for the paranoid style. But it was not until Horowitz muscled his way onto the campus of his alma mater, Columbia University, on October 26 that his event attained the commanding heights of reactionary hysteria.

Pacing the stage like a drunken circus clown impersonating some bygone demagogue, and standing beneath a massive image of a woman being shot in the head, Horowitz launched into a long, frenetic rant about his own persecution at the hands of a shadowy liberal conspiracy.

Though Horowitz devoted portions of his tirade to attacks on the Muslim Students Association, which he sought to paint as a front for virtually every Islamist group that strikes fear in the heart of his culturally deprived conservative peanut gallery, he seemed more comfortable lashing out at his perceived oppressors — liberal professors, leftists, and the Democratic party — than he did at any so-called “Islamofascists.”

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So, just at a random time, Kathleen Willey has written a book. It doesn’t have anything to do with the upcoming election, even though she accuses the Clintons of murdering her husband (long before they really even had an idea who she was, or had a reason to hate her or her husband). Wow! It must be true! After all, remember who Kathleen Willey is! She accused Bill Clinton of groping her and became Ken Starr’s star witness! OK, she kept getting plastic surgery paid for by some anonymous person, and Starr kept having to give her new immunity because she kept lying under oath, but it seems that she’s as honest as, well, Rudy Giuliani.