The Annenberg Foundation - Terrorist Financers
In 1968 William Ayers was leader of the Weatherman, a well known domestic terrorist organisation.
In 1993 William Ayers, Anne Hallett, and Warren Chapman decided to apply for a grant from the Annenberg Foundation for $49.2 Million to improve and reform Chicago's public schools.
In 1994 Ayers, Hallett and Chapman gathered a 73-member Chicago School Reform Collaborative Working Group from organizations involved in school reform to help them draft a proposal which was submitted to Vartan Gregorian, president of Brown University, for review and approval. Adele Smith Simmons, Deborah Leff, and Patricia Albjerg Graham helped negotiate its approval by Gregorian.
In 1995, the Chicago Annenberg Challenge was awarded the $49.2 millon grant by the Annenberg Foundation.
Who are these scary people that showed such poor judgement that they were willing to fund and work with a known domestic terrorist?
The following is a list of people who found William Ayers acceptable to work with. Some are Republicans, some are Democrats, some have endorsed John McCain in 2008 and some even currently work on John McCain's 2008 campaign. Most are well respected people but apparently they all loves them some terrorists.
Someone should make an ad calling the Annenberg Foundation a terrorist financer and see how many republicans freak out in response to this garbage:
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Walter Hubert Annenberg, Terrorist Financer
Provided William Ayers with a $49.2 Million grant.
During his lifetime, it is estimated that Annenberg donated over US$2 billion. "Education...", he once said, "holds civilization together". Many school buildings, libraries, theaters, hospitals, and museums across the United States now bear his name. His collection of French impressionist art was valued at approximately US$1 billion in 1991 and was donated to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City upon his passing in 2002. In 1990, he donated $50 million to the United Negro College Fund which was the largest amount ever contributed to the organization
Walter's widow, Leonore has endorsed John McCain in 2008
Vartan Gregorian, Terrorist Sympathizer
Pro Bono education advisor to Annenberg Foundation who approved $49.2 million grant to William Ayers.
President of Brown University (1989–1987); president of the Carnegie Corporation (1997– ); former president of the New York Public Library; former professor of Southwest Asian history, dean, and provost of the University of Pennsylvania
Ted Sizer, Terrorist Sympathizer
Pro Bono education advisor to Annenberg Foundation who approved $49.2 million grant to William Ayers.
Founding chairman of the Coalition of Essential Schools (CES) (1984–1997); professor of education at Brown University (1983–1997); former headmaster of Phillips Andover (1972–1981); former dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education (1964–1972)
David Kearns, Terrorist Sympathizer
Pro Bono education advisor to Annenberg Foundation who approved $49.2 million grant to William Ayers.
Chairman of the Alexandria-based New American Schools Development Corporation (NASDC)—a 1991 school reform initiative of President George H. W. Bush; former Deputy Secretary of Education (1991–1993) under Secretary of Education Lamar Alexander in the George H. W. Bush administration; former president, CEO and chairman of Xerox
Kearns worked for John McCain's 2000 campaign and works current for his 2008 campaign.
Warren Chapman, Terrorist Sympathizer
Worked directly with William Ayers on grant proposal.
Senior program officer for education at the Joyce Foundation; former state coordinator at the Illinois State Board of Education for the Illinois Alliance of Essential Schools—a regional center of the Coalition of Essential Schools (1986–1992)
Anne Hallett, Terrorist Sympathizer
Worked directly with William Ayers on grant proposal.
Executive director and founder of the Cross-City Campaign for Urban School Reform; former executive director of the Wieboldt Foundation (1986–1993); former executive director of the Citizens Education Center in Seattle (1983–1986); former executive director and founder of the Chicago Panel on School Policy (1982–1983); former chair, founder, and chief lobbyist for Citizens for Fair School Funding in Seattle (1976–1982)
Adele Smith Simmons, Terrorist Sympathizer
Negotiated on behalf of William Ayers for grant proposal.
President of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation (1989–1999); vice chair and senior executive of Chicago Metropolis 2020—a project of the Commercial Club of Chicago (1999– ); senior associate at the Center for International Studies at the University of Chicago (1999–2005); former president of Hampshire College (1977–1989); former assistant professor of East African history at Princeton University (1972–1977) and Tufts University (1969–1972); former dean of students at Princeton University (1972–1977); former dean of Jackson College for Women of Tufts University (1970–1972); Ph.D. 1969, University of Oxford; B.A. 1963, Radcliffe College
Deborah Leff, Terrorist Sympathizer
Negotiated on behalf of William Ayers for grant proposal.
President of the Joyce Foundation (1992–1999); president and CEO of America's Second Harvest (1999–2001); director of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library (2001–2006); president of Public Welfare Foundation (2006– ); former senior producer at ABC News (1983–1989); former producer at WLS-TV ABC 7 News in Chicago (1981–1983); former director of public affairs at the Federal Trade Commission (1980–1981); former civil rights attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice (1977–1979); J.D. 1977, University of Chicago Law School; A.B. 1973, Princeton University
Patricia Albjerg Graham, Terrorist Sympathizer
Negotiated on behalf of William Ayers for grant proposal.
President of the Spencer Foundation (1991–2000); professor of the history of education (1977–2006) and former dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education (1982–1991); former dean of the Radcliffe Institute (1974–1977) and vice president of Radcliffe College (1976–1977); former assistant professor (1965–1968), associate professor (1968–1972), professor (1972–1974) of the history of education at Barnard College and Teachers College, Columbia University; former assistant professor of the history of education at Indiana University (1964–1966); former high school teacher, Norfolk, Viriginia (1955–1956, 1957–1958), New York City (1958–1960); Ph.D. 1964, Columbia University; B.S. 1955, M.S. 1957, Purdue University
Arnold R. Weber, Terrorist Pal
Served on founding Board of Directors of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge.
President of the Civic Committee of the Commercial Club of Chicago (1995–1999); member of the board of directors of the Arie and Ida Crown Memorial and the Tribune Company; former president of Northwestern University (1985–1994) and the University of Colorado (1980–1985); professor of labor economics and friend and colleague of George P. Shultz at MIT, the University of Chicago, and in the Nixon administration
Weber has donated money to John McCain's 2008 Campaign.
In 1968 William Ayers was leader of the Weatherman, a well known domestic terrorist organisation.
In 1993 William Ayers, Anne Hallett, and Warren Chapman decided to apply for a grant from the Annenberg Foundation for $49.2 Million to improve and reform Chicago's public schools.
In 1994 Ayers, Hallett and Chapman gathered a 73-member Chicago School Reform Collaborative Working Group from organizations involved in school reform to help them draft a proposal which was submitted to Vartan Gregorian, president of Brown University, for review and approval. Adele Smith Simmons, Deborah Leff, and Patricia Albjerg Graham helped negotiate its approval by Gregorian.
In 1995, the Chicago Annenberg Challenge was awarded the $49.2 millon grant by the Annenberg Foundation.
Who are these scary people that showed such poor judgement that they were willing to fund and work with a known domestic terrorist?
The following is a list of people who found William Ayers acceptable to work with. Some are Republicans, some are Democrats, some have endorsed John McCain in 2008 and some even currently work on John McCain's 2008 campaign. Most are well respected people but apparently they all loves them some terrorists.
Someone should make an ad calling the Annenberg Foundation a terrorist financer and see how many republicans freak out in response to this garbage:
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Walter Hubert Annenberg, Terrorist Financer
Provided William Ayers with a $49.2 Million grant.
During his lifetime, it is estimated that Annenberg donated over US$2 billion. "Education...", he once said, "holds civilization together". Many school buildings, libraries, theaters, hospitals, and museums across the United States now bear his name. His collection of French impressionist art was valued at approximately US$1 billion in 1991 and was donated to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City upon his passing in 2002. In 1990, he donated $50 million to the United Negro College Fund which was the largest amount ever contributed to the organization
Walter's widow, Leonore has endorsed John McCain in 2008
Vartan Gregorian, Terrorist Sympathizer
Pro Bono education advisor to Annenberg Foundation who approved $49.2 million grant to William Ayers.
President of Brown University (1989–1987); president of the Carnegie Corporation (1997– ); former president of the New York Public Library; former professor of Southwest Asian history, dean, and provost of the University of Pennsylvania
Ted Sizer, Terrorist Sympathizer
Pro Bono education advisor to Annenberg Foundation who approved $49.2 million grant to William Ayers.
Founding chairman of the Coalition of Essential Schools (CES) (1984–1997); professor of education at Brown University (1983–1997); former headmaster of Phillips Andover (1972–1981); former dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education (1964–1972)
David Kearns, Terrorist Sympathizer
Pro Bono education advisor to Annenberg Foundation who approved $49.2 million grant to William Ayers.
Chairman of the Alexandria-based New American Schools Development Corporation (NASDC)—a 1991 school reform initiative of President George H. W. Bush; former Deputy Secretary of Education (1991–1993) under Secretary of Education Lamar Alexander in the George H. W. Bush administration; former president, CEO and chairman of Xerox
Kearns worked for John McCain's 2000 campaign and works current for his 2008 campaign.
Warren Chapman, Terrorist Sympathizer
Worked directly with William Ayers on grant proposal.
Senior program officer for education at the Joyce Foundation; former state coordinator at the Illinois State Board of Education for the Illinois Alliance of Essential Schools—a regional center of the Coalition of Essential Schools (1986–1992)
Anne Hallett, Terrorist Sympathizer
Worked directly with William Ayers on grant proposal.
Executive director and founder of the Cross-City Campaign for Urban School Reform; former executive director of the Wieboldt Foundation (1986–1993); former executive director of the Citizens Education Center in Seattle (1983–1986); former executive director and founder of the Chicago Panel on School Policy (1982–1983); former chair, founder, and chief lobbyist for Citizens for Fair School Funding in Seattle (1976–1982)
Adele Smith Simmons, Terrorist Sympathizer
Negotiated on behalf of William Ayers for grant proposal.
President of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation (1989–1999); vice chair and senior executive of Chicago Metropolis 2020—a project of the Commercial Club of Chicago (1999– ); senior associate at the Center for International Studies at the University of Chicago (1999–2005); former president of Hampshire College (1977–1989); former assistant professor of East African history at Princeton University (1972–1977) and Tufts University (1969–1972); former dean of students at Princeton University (1972–1977); former dean of Jackson College for Women of Tufts University (1970–1972); Ph.D. 1969, University of Oxford; B.A. 1963, Radcliffe College
Deborah Leff, Terrorist Sympathizer
Negotiated on behalf of William Ayers for grant proposal.
President of the Joyce Foundation (1992–1999); president and CEO of America's Second Harvest (1999–2001); director of the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library (2001–2006); president of Public Welfare Foundation (2006– ); former senior producer at ABC News (1983–1989); former producer at WLS-TV ABC 7 News in Chicago (1981–1983); former director of public affairs at the Federal Trade Commission (1980–1981); former civil rights attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice (1977–1979); J.D. 1977, University of Chicago Law School; A.B. 1973, Princeton University
Patricia Albjerg Graham, Terrorist Sympathizer
Negotiated on behalf of William Ayers for grant proposal.
President of the Spencer Foundation (1991–2000); professor of the history of education (1977–2006) and former dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Education (1982–1991); former dean of the Radcliffe Institute (1974–1977) and vice president of Radcliffe College (1976–1977); former assistant professor (1965–1968), associate professor (1968–1972), professor (1972–1974) of the history of education at Barnard College and Teachers College, Columbia University; former assistant professor of the history of education at Indiana University (1964–1966); former high school teacher, Norfolk, Viriginia (1955–1956, 1957–1958), New York City (1958–1960); Ph.D. 1964, Columbia University; B.S. 1955, M.S. 1957, Purdue University
Arnold R. Weber, Terrorist Pal
Served on founding Board of Directors of the Chicago Annenberg Challenge.
President of the Civic Committee of the Commercial Club of Chicago (1995–1999); member of the board of directors of the Arie and Ida Crown Memorial and the Tribune Company; former president of Northwestern University (1985–1994) and the University of Colorado (1980–1985); professor of labor economics and friend and colleague of George P. Shultz at MIT, the University of Chicago, and in the Nixon administration
Weber has donated money to John McCain's 2008 Campaign.
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Contributions to Political Committees
WEBER, ARNOLD R. MR.
NORTHBROOK, IL 60062
RETIRED/RETIRED
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 width=600 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD width=600 colSpan=4> MCCAIN, JOHN S.
VIA JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.</TD></TR><TR><TD width=50></TD><TD width=150>05/28/2008</TD><TD width=150>1000.00</TD><TD align=middle width=150>28991307683</TD></TR><TR><TD width=50></TD><TD width=150>07/14/2008</TD><TD width=150>500.00</TD><TD align=middle width=150>28991870592</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Total Contributions: 1500.00
TRY A: NEW QUERY
RETURN TO: FEC HOME PAGE
<CENTER>Individual Contributions Arranged By Type, Giver, Then Recipient
</CENTER>
Contributions to Political Committees
WEBER, ARNOLD R. MR.
NORTHBROOK, IL 60062
RETIRED/RETIRED
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=1 width=600 border=0><TBODY><TR><TD width=600 colSpan=4> MCCAIN, JOHN S.
VIA JOHN MCCAIN 2008 INC.</TD></TR><TR><TD width=50></TD><TD width=150>05/28/2008</TD><TD width=150>1000.00</TD><TD align=middle width=150>28991307683</TD></TR><TR><TD width=50></TD><TD width=150>07/14/2008</TD><TD width=150>500.00</TD><TD align=middle width=150>28991870592</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Total Contributions: 1500.00
TRY A: NEW QUERY
RETURN TO: FEC HOME PAGE
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