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George S. Hajjar
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The debate between me and the foreign minister of Canada, Paul Martin, over the question of Vietnam was the trigger incident of my political career as revolutionary. The confront...view moreAbout the Author:
The debate between me and the foreign minister of Canada, Paul Martin, over the question of Vietnam was the trigger incident of my political career as revolutionary. The confrontation reached Parliament, and the ministry government of P. M. Pearson was almost toppled in the spring of 1967 as a result.
When I was dismissed from Wilfred Laurier University in the spring of 1968, Southern University offered me a post which I accepted. In New Orleans, I participated in the Black Liberation Movement in my capacity as the president of the faculty association. The students and I forced Governor McKeithen to come to campus and released him after he agreed to our demands. President Gerald Ford, then House Republican leader denounced me, and a court decision deported me after my arrest in June 1969.
I returned to Canada and attempted to get a job as a Canadian citizen, but no university would interview me. I learned that I was blacklisted. So I launched a massive attack on Canada’s colonial mentality.view less
Books by George S. Hajjar
Battle Cry for Social Revolution: A Prospectus: from the Absolute Sovereign to the Revolution of the Oppressed The Third Arab-Israeli War: The June War and Its Repercussions 1967–1974 Rating: 0 out of 5 stars0 ratings