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The Finnish Chancellor of Justice is currently investigating for
possible irregularities and discriminatory treatment after the Swedish
School of Social Science released documents relating to their decision
to reject an internationally renowned SPACEPOL expert's candidacy for a
limited track researcher position. According to SPACEPOL CEO Gunnar K.
A. Njalsson, the released documents expose a process of candidate
evaluation riddled with inconsistencies and lack of academic integrity.

False and Embellished Expert Statements

*UPDATED MOBILIZATION CALL*

July 24: Regents To Vote on Firing Churchill
Main Rally at 3:30pm – CU Boulder
UMC South Plaza (Broadway at Euclid St.)

D-Day in the struggle to defend free speech and Prof. Ward Churchill is Tuesday July 24.

On that day, the CU Regents will vote after an all-day meeting in Boulder, most of which will be closed to the public. But the Regents must come out to face us when they make their vote and explain it. So, be there with us at 3:30pm for our main rally. We will observe their vote and make our voices heard.

Mobilize for Academic Freedom: Regents to Rule on Prof. Churchill July 24th

(If you cannot make the July 24th meeting, please
phone or send a letter to the CU Board of
Regents. Contact info: www.cu.edu/regents/RgntsPUB0101.html )

Join our vigil & observe regents meeting:
• Tuesday July 24, 7:30 a.m.
• Meet in the plaza in front of the UMC
student center – Euclid Ave. entrance east of Broadway.
• From there, we’ll walk over and attend the
Regents meeting, 8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m., and 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p. m.
• We are using this meet-up location because

President Hank Brown has quite predictably recommended that the Regents of the University of Colorado (CU) fire me – not, he claims, because of my constitutionally protected statements about 9/11 but because of my scholarship. However, as hundreds of academics around the country have pointed out, CU’s “investigation” has all along been merely a pretext, transparently catering to the political and financial interests which dictate “educational” policy at CU.

Key Facts

1. The evidence has established that the University had received no formal or written complaints about