- He's not in prison, it's his right to publicly say whatever he wants, and it appears he publicly asked someone something, which is waht you call interference.

- He's not in prison, it's his right to publicly say whatever he wants, and it appears he publicly asked someone something, which is waht you call interference. - it's a very real dichotomy, since (what i believe to be) the fate of the first would rest on the second. In any case, i hope he gets fired. there should now be enough "discraced professors" to make a university somewhere, probably not in the US or in europe. And i have no relation or knowledge of any of the people involved, but i find the ease with which these public, extrajudicial executions become accepted as normal, to be frightening. Also who i m siding which doesn't matter at all.