[lbo-talk] Churchill -- the ugliness deepens

Michael Dawson mdawson at pdx.edu
Tue Feb 8 22:05:30 PST 2005


If this is true, it's even more evidence that the ugliness is all Churchill's. Anybody got a refutation of this paper? Seems quite solid at first glance.


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> Some among you will be better able to evaluate -- the charge is now
> academic fraud, which removes it from the realm of freedom of speech:
>
> http://hal.lamar.edu/~BROWNTF/Churchill1.htm
>
> The Genocide That Wasn't: Ward Churchill's Research Fraud
> Thomas Brown
> Assistant Professor of Sociology
> Lamar University
> Beaumont, TX 77710
> browntf at hal.lamar.edu
>
> Abstract:
>
> This is a work in progress that I am making available due to the
> current interest in Ward Churchill's writings. I show that Churchill
> has committed research fraud, and very possibly committed perjury as
> well. This article analyzes Churchill's fabrication of a genocide.
> Churchill invented a story about the US Army deliberately creating a
> smallpox epidemic among the Mandan people in 1837 by distributing
> infected blankets. While there was a smallpox epidemic on the Plains
> in 1837, it was entirely accidental, the Army wasn't involved, and
> nearly every element of Churchill's story is a total invention. My
> goal here was to show how and why Churchill engaged in such blatant
> fraud, and why no one has challenged him on it until now.
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