David Boren’s Similarities to Hitler Explored

Michael P. Wright — Norman, Oklahoma, USA — mpwright8@aol.com

The mentor and sponsor of former CIA director George Tenet was David Boren, a U.S. Senator elected to three terms. Boren resigned from the Senate in 1994, with two years remaining on the third term. The year earlier he was being outed as queer in the gay press and also accused of sexually harassing his male staff members. For examples of gay publications with this information, see this youtube video and its link to excerpts in the accompanying text box:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6FW...

Boren’s resignation from the Senate followed his success in manipulating the University of Oklahoma regents into making him president of that school, where he still is. He was also able to keep the news of the accusations of sexual harassment from reaching the mainstream press.

Adolph Hitler was also queer. Among Reich historians it has been common knowledge for decades that the Storm Troopers were led by a clique of homosexual thugs led by Ernst Roehm. They escorted Hitler to power with a campaign of violence against his opponents. In the more recent past, the case for Hitler’s queerness was made by German historian Lothar Machtan in The Hidden Hitler.

Earlier, Bram Dijkstra wrote in Evil Sisters that Hitler’s “suppressed homoerotic longing for a ‘truly masculine’ beauty he himself patently did not possess became most apparent when he expressed his hope that the young Aryan male would learn to shed his clothes more often in public” (p. 421). This photo of a statue admired by Hitler is from Evil Sisters.

David Boren resembles Hitler in many ways. Like Hitler, Boren is an effeminate queen lacking the physical strength necessary to dominate by relying on his own brutality. He obtained political power with his oratorical skills, family influence, and ability to deceive. Like Hitler, Boren is a tyrant.

The Oklahoma Daily, OU’s student newspaper, has usually been too timid to criticize Boren. In a rare moment of candor, in 2003 they published an editorial with the headline: "OU cannot allow a culture of fear and silence to exist."

http://oudaily.com/news/2003/oct/17...

Although it is implicit that The Daily saw Boren as responsible for this “culture of fear,” the editors were too afraid of offending the dictator themselves to mention his name. Instead, they referred to a “former politician.”

The Daily was a little more direct in this 2008 editorial, which criticized Boren for one of his many lies:

http://oudaily.com/news/2008/nov/10...

Another resemblence to Hitler is Boren’s admiration for statues of bare-chested muscular men. This photo is of a sculpture brought to the OU campus by Boren.

Under the photo is a link to a public Facebook album which has more examples of Boren’s strange tastes in sculpture.

http://www.facebook.com/album.php?a...

EVIDENCE OF BOREN’S RECENT ATTEMPT TO OBSTRUCT A FEDERAL INVESTIGATION

See this post:

http://bellaciao.org/en/spip.php?ar...