Phillips Exeter Academy
Phillips Exeter Academy is a $40,000 a year boarding school in Exeter, New Hampshire for grades 9-12.
This web site is dedicated to documenting the overt agenda of teachers, departments, speakers, clubs, clergy, and administrators, in demonizing Israel while promoting a pro-Palestinian agenda.
The students are presented with a narrow, one sided version of events in the Middle East.
The purpose of this site is not to force PEA to adopt a pro-Israel or Zionist agenda. When you are given $160,000 to teach a student for four years and you're sitting on an $854,000,000 endowment, you have an obligation to educate, not indoctrinate.
These students are clearly not getting a balanced education. Instead, they are force fed a steady diet of propaganda, lies, and half truths; subsequently, PEA has slipped to 6th place on the Forbes list of top prep schools.
When the school invites Student Assembly speakers to discuss dicey political, religious, environmental, or social issues, rest assured that a hard left ideologue will show up.
The students are not as naive as some people think.
When PEA does bring in a token conservative, they are typically Milquetoast and less credentialed.
On one particular occasion, a conservative did address the Student Assembly; Marc Steyn.
Mr. Steyn unexpectedly chose radical Islam as his topic.
When he was done, he was given a rousing standing ovation by the students.
After the ovation, he was subsequently brow beaten right in front of the student body by PEA's Middle East Adviser (Robert Azzi). Robert embarrassed the school by accusing the guest of being a liar. Speculation around campus is that he actions likely cost Mr. Azzi his position at PEA.
Conversely, when Phillips Exeter invites pro-Palestinian speakers, Azzi could be seen leading them from class to class like rock stars to further promote the school's agenda.
Not long after this incident, Mr. Azzi "resigned" from his position and vanished from PEA.
Below are just a few of the invited speakers to address the PEA student body assembly
Breaking news.....Robert Azzi is no longer advising students at PEA. Azzi goes out of his way to say that it had nothing to do with this web site or his treatment of Marc Steyn.
This web site documents very radical views promoted by people and organizations that have visited PEA. That does not make this an anti-Islamic site (as Mr. Azzi suggests); we have been told over and over, that those radical views do not reflect Islam.
