This list of Harvard Law faculty's books includes three by Alan Dershowitz. Three in a year. I love a cigar but sometimes I take it out of my mouth, Groucho said (he was talking to a guy on the $64,000 Question who had like 17 children).
Adam Horowitz fills in: You have plenty of time for smoking cigars while other people write your books for you (at just over minimum wage) (From the magazine 02138, cached here). Money quote:
Dershowitz is, however, notorious on the law school campus for his use
of researchers. (The law school itself is particularly known for this
practice, probably because lawyers are used to having paralegals and
clerks who do significant research and writing; students familiar with
several law school professors' writing processes say that Dershowitz
reflects the norm in principle, if to a greater degree in practice.)
Dershowitz generally employs one or two full-time researchers, three or
four part-timers, and a handful of students who do occasional workâall
paid at $11.50 per hour. (Since Dershowitz doesn't get enough in the
$7,500/year research budget the law school accords him, he often has to
pay that hourly rate out of his own pocket.) Several students who have
worked with him describe his hiring practices as almost
arbitraryâbarely looking at résumés, hiring anyone who asks him for a
job, sometimes having his wife interview applicants, and often
forgetting those who've worked with him in the past. One long-serving
researcher was a local high-school student.
"I love a cigar but sometimes I take it out of my mouth, Groucho said (he was talking to a guy on the $64,000 Question who had like 17 children."
No wonder Phil buys the Muslim version of history–details are irrelevant to him.
The show was You Bet Your Life, and the contestant was a woman. Obviously. Otherwise what sense would the "in the mouth make?" Unless phil is trying to tell us something about his sex life (like we couldn't have guessed that!)
Details are quite important to Phil and seems to take corrections with appreciation as he updates his understanding of things. I do not see the same characteristic in Zionists when confronted with unpleasant truths. They seem to stick to the official narrative regardless of facts.
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I agree with LanceThruster.
Dersh writes (or rather his low paid help, and in the way Phil describes, which is not the way to be objective, but rather reflects an American adversarial trial approach–minus the other side's advocate's work) the way Groucho's joke target fucks, producing many books, many babies. I'd say produces living abortions, along the line of e.g., From Time Immemorial.
That's my take. Not difficult to follow. Thus, Steve R is the real giant POT calling the not there kettle black.
Typical Zionist.
Sure guys, whatever, just make shit up and call it "history."
And if there were 25,000 Palestinians living in Samaria, say there were 2 million. Phil won't notice, and lancethruster won't care.
When I pointed this out, I got a letter from the high school student Dershowitz employs to help write his books. He was a quite bright high school student.
Dersh even employed Natalie Portman as a peon researcher.
Steve R – You seem to subscribe to the "180 rule" theory. You accuse others of what your side is doing. How about providing the official narrative you follow as to how the Palestinians were "justly" deprived of their lands.
See Looting, Looting, and More Looting for details from the archives.
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what exactly is the muslim version of history? id assume there's a jewish version then? Zionists are so adorable.
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