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Started by Shachar Yair
Fri, 22 Jan 1993 08:16
USE academic paper for ANTI-SEMITIC Propaganda
Author: Shachar Yair
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 08:16
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 08:16
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January 20, 1993
Outrageous use of Academic Paper for anti-Semitic propaganda.
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I was astonished to realize that the IEEE COMPUTER , gives
host to an inglorious wild anti-Semitic provocation, under the
cover of so called academic paper.
In the IEEE Computer of July 1992 , Page 74 ,given as " a
sample of typewritten Arabic ", there is a paragraph in Arabic
, describing the fall of the Moslem ruler of Turkey, and the
raise of the "western agent " Kamal Attaturk in 1922, as a "
Jewish Conspiracy ". The exact content of the paragraph is
given hereby. The translation has been done by my colleague
Ron J. Goldring:
"... The entire region, and the JEWISH delegation was
expelled disgracefully. And he said: Palestine is the
blood of six hundred million moslems.
And since that time, the enemies of Islam laboured on
removing that obstacle from their way. And their
collusion was successful: They removed him from power,
and toppled the "knifa", and brought the western agent
Attaturk to power."
Details of this "Academic Paper"
Title : Off - Line Arabic Character Recognition.
Authors : Habib Goraine, Mike Usher, and Samir Al-Emami.
University of Reading, Reading, Berkshire, U.K
Dept. of Cybernetics.
I have to stress that such use of Academic Paper is unheard-
of. I suggest that every one who wants to express his view in
this matter will mail to IEEE Computers magazine < Editor-in-
Chief is Jon T. Butler , internet email :
butler@ece.nps.navy.mil . Magazine Address : 10662 Los
Vaqueros Circle, PO Box 3014, Los Alamitos, CA 90720-1264
U.S.A > , to IEEE , Reading Univ. or any other institute
relevant for the matter.
Yair Shachar
School of Mathematics & CS
Tel-Aviv University.
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