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FUN FACT! DAN GELLER TEACHES URANIUM IRAN PROPAGANDA AT WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY

Dr. Daniel S. Geller is Professor and Chair of the Department of Political Science at Wayne State University. He conducts research and teaches in the areas of International Politics, Defense Policy, and Foreign Policy. From 2000 through 2010 he served as a consultant with the U.S. Department of State, Office of Technology and Assessments. In 2009, Dr. Geller was a member of a Senior Advisory Group to the U.S. Strategic Command for the Nuclear Posture Review. For 2001-03, he was a Principal Investigator on an National Science Foundation grant to the Correlates of War (COW) Project involving the expansion of the militarized interstate dispute database. During 2003, Professor Geller served as Program Chair for the 44th Annual Convention of the International Studies Association. He has published extensively in journals and edited collections on such subjects as nuclear weapons and the escalation of interstate crises, conventional capability balances and the outbreak of war, and the power status of states and patterns of international conflict. Professor Geller is the author of Domestic Factors in Foreign Policy: A Cross-National Statistical Analysis (Schenkman, 1985). He is coauthor with J. David Singer of Nations at War: A Scientific Study of International Conflict (Cambridge University Press, 1998) and is coeditor with John Vasquez of The Construction and Cumulation of Knowledge in International Relations (Blackwell Ltd., 2004).

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Cocktails & Popcorn: Day 25.2 The Audacity of Strzok - The Real Iran Nuclear First Family & My University Propaganda Memories

This is a really good historical coverage in dealing with Iran and its nuclear programs.

I remember Dan Geller, Chairman of Wayne State University Political Science Department, when he taught a graduate course on a segment of what I like to call nuclear propaganda.

Each week, Dan wore the exact same black turtle neck, jeans, and, in the most thesbian fashion, would orate the virtues of western culture and the need to maintain the U.S. hegemonic dominance through our military manufacturing complex.

That was propaganda because I was in some of those countries and I saw war first hand.

Each week, Dan would do roll call on attendance, yes, in a graduate course, exactly at 6:00 p.m., and if you were late, you were marked absent, which automatically brought down your grade.

That was militaristic, a form of submission to adopt the propaganda.

I tried to explain to him the reason why I was 15 minutes late for the course each week was because I had to deal with my children and I had no choice in the matter.

He did not care because I did not need to be enrolled if I could not take care of my children.

He did not like me.

And neither does the majority of the faculty in the Political Science Department.

Well, not all of them, just some who fraudulently manipulated my academic records to kick me out.

It was just a child welfare thing, my personal art of war memory.

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Sixty Years of “Atoms for Peace” and Iran’s Nuclear Program

How the CIA encouraged Iran to build a nuclear trigger

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