Educators line up to defend domestic terrorist Ayers

Hundreds of educators have endorsed a letter opposing the "demonization" of Williams Ayers – the domestic terrorist who helped launch Barack Obama's poliltical career,

"Everything was absolutely ideal on the day I bombed the Pentagon," Ayers wrote in his memoir, "Fugitive Days," released the day before the Pentagon was struck again in the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. "The sky was blue. The birds were singing. And the bastards were finally going to get what was coming to them."

"I don't regret setting bombs. I feel we didn't do enough."

The Times also reported that when asked if he would rule out planting another bomb someday, Ayers responded, ''I can't imagine entirely dismissing the possibility.''

Nevertheless, more than 600 educators have endorsed the letter, which dismisses Ayers' terrorist past, fails to mention his more recent statements and asserts, "What is most relevant now is his continued engagement in progressive causes, and his exemplary contribution – including publishing 16 books – to the field of education."

Need I point out much at all? The problems in this country aren't that hard to see when you know which way to look. The schools of the US have become the turf of the far left, American hating, blame America first crowd that see witch burnings and slavery under every tree and bush. They neither know what really happened in those situations nor do they care. They only want to throw evil and curses on anything or anyone that would dare to lay one hand on their little "education (falsely so called) world". A world in which they don't have to really work, don't have any real oversight or accountability, or high demands of achievements to attain unto. They can just sit there all day and blame Bush, Christians, patriots and the such for all the evil in the Earth. And that for only 9 months out of the year (but of course, they don't make enough and they need a raise).