Drexel University Professor who made his claim to fame by calling for “white genocide” during the Christmas break is now in the spotlight again after tweeting disgust over a U.S. soldier being given a first class seat on a flight.

Cowardly vocal drexel college professor hides after criticizing u. S. Soldier

He was rightfully ripped apart by the Twitterverse. George Ciccariello has since gone dark. Before he went into the internet witness protection program from his Drexel University safe space, he had this to say.

“Two days after U.S. airstrikes incinerated an estimated 200 civilians in the Iraqi city of Mosul, I sent a personal tweet in reaction to what I considered a smug and self-congratulatory gesture by a first-class passenger toward a uniformed soldier. Maybe predictably, my tweet has since been fed into and misrepresented by the outrage machine that is right-wing media. Needless to say, my personal views expressed off-campus have absolutely nothing to do with those of my employer, Drexel University.”

It wasn’t his first encounter with stupidity, over the Christmas break, he did this…

Cowardly vocal drexel college professor hides after criticizing u. S. Soldier

The Drexel University Facebook page has since been flooded with people calling for Ciccariello’s termination and voicing their disgust in this lost liberal professor’s disgusting remarks.

https:// /Michael77654321/status/847343589516431361

After posting his Christmas Eve white genocide statement, he was allowed to keep his job. It is uncertain if he will remain employed by Drexel at this time.

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