Let’s take a look at the college teachers and students who support Hamas and the torture and murder of little children
Apparently too many college students and teachers
support Hamas despite these very obvious facts.
Courtesy of Doug Ross.
Fight! Fight! Fight! At the website Campus Reform one of its reporters, Michael Duke, has been doing magnificent work in identifying in detail college by college the students and professors who rioted this spring on numerous university campuses in support of the terrorist organization Hamas and its October 7, 2023 massacre of more than 1200 people, including the rape, torture, and murder of men, women, children, and babies.
I thought it was time to do the public a service and provide a link to all of Duke’s reports, so that future employees will have a handy place to go to find out whether the future college prospect before them thinks it is acceptable to kill babies in support of an ideology. Duke’s work has only begun, but it appears he is trying to identify every single pro-Hamas rioter this year who was arrested. His list so far:
- Meet the University of Wisconsin-Madison students, faculty, and alumni arrested at anti-Israel encampment
- Meet the Florida State University students arrested at Hamas-endorsed protest
- Meet the Dartmouth College students and faculty arrested at Hamas-endorsed protest
- Meet the Emory University students and faculty arrested at Hamas-endorsed protest
- Meet the University of Connecticut students and alumni arrested at anti-Israel encampment
- Meet the Indiana University students and faculty arrested at Hamas-endorsed encampment
Several things stand out immediately from this list. First, except for Florida State, in every single protest the mob occupying buildings and facilities illegally were aided by faculty and alumni, who were then arrested with the rioters when they would not obey police orders to disperse. Based on this reality, students and parents looking for a college to attend should seriously reconsider going to any of these schools.
Second, it is not clear how many of these arrested individuals will ever be prosecuted, nor whether these universities are really serious about clamping down on these kinds of violent mob actions. At Indiana all charges were dropped by the local prosecutor. At Wisconsin-Madison charges were dropped and reduced for one of the seventeen students charged. At Indiana, charges have been dropped on all but one of the arrested students, with that one student’s charge reduced to almost nothing. Meanwhile, the final bits of the pro-Hamas encampment there was finally removed only last week, despite the arrests in April. At Dartmouth charges have been dropped against 28 of the 89 arrested, and there is legal action to get the university to drop the rest of its charges as well.
Though not yet on Duke’s list above, at Harvard the university has already caved and dropped all charges against the five students it had suspended for their actions in the spring riots.
I could find little additional information about those arrested and their subsequent prosecution at the other colleges.
Though for decades leftist rioters such as these have routinely been released and all charges dropped, it appears that this time the authorities in many locations are not doing this — despite the actions listed above — and are actually prosecuting some of these people. If so, this is a very good sign. The First Amendment protects their right to demonstrate and express their opinions. It does not allow them to riot, trespass, and damage property. Nor does it allow them to take possession of campus property and impose a “no Jews allowed” rule, as some of these anti-Semites did.
Whether or not these rioters are prosecuted, however, it remains the right of future employers to consider this history in determining whether these people would make good employees. I provide this information for the benefit of those employers.
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I think support for things are theoretical in people’s eyes.
Before Gov Abbott used busing to show weak borders are everyone’s problem–the idea of open borders sounded pretty good to some.
I’d like to think the same here.
That list leaves out a big one: The taking of civilian hostages. Bean a war crime since long before WWI.
There was effort to convict some of the German military which is when the we were just following orders defense was used.
The list (thank you for putting the links here) demonstrates the power of local prosecutors. Mr. Soros had an insight there, and if the Republicans weren’t also known as the “Stupid Party” they would work to get these offices back.
Hmmm, wonder why those FL State professors/administrators stayed out of the fray??? I have a good idea it might just have something to do with Governor DeSantis!!!
Contrast the DESTRUCTIVE protests in SUPPORT of TERRORISTS vs people simply walking through Our CAPITOL and being ESCORTED by CAPITOL Police and POLITELY LEAVING when told to do so!! Which group has been ruthlessly persecuted and imprisoned?? Don’t tell me we do NOT have a TWO-TIERED “justice” system!
Related, its all related:
A coup in CCP China?
https://youtu.be/OAJ5enTb0vo?si=LL-uw2Q6NBNPAm0E
This guy knows about China in the first person and could be making relevant comments on the country and its leadership.
These people’s logic is simple and airtight
1) Israel is a friend of the US
2) The US is inherently evil and is the cause of all the suffering in the world
3) Therefore Israel is evil and must be eradicated
QED
Col Beausabre–
Good stuff.
Can you unravel this pretzel for me?
I was told Dick Cheney was Darth Vader, and Bush the Younger was Hitler.
Then I was told obama was Jesus Christ.
Now I’m told Trump is Hitler, and Trump loves Putin.
So, why don’t these assorted jew-haters support Trump?
“How do you get somebody to publicly commit themselves to an un-truth?”
Festinger & Carlsmith’s Cognitive Dissonance Study (1954)
https://youtu.be/Q-e2k7QFU0k
4:30
Spoiler Alert:
Rule of Aquisition #98 in is effect:
“Every man has his price.”
Even better, Wayne:
A customer comes in, she is a Trump hater, she tells me very excitedly:
“Oh, yeah Trumps going to get beat by Kamala. We have a real person running for president now!”.
I was flabbergasted. I asked: Kamala is a real person? This is really how they think.
She left with a big smile on her face.
If the Democrats have a “real person” running now. What did they have previously?
And I point out my observation and displeasure with the Republicans for accommodating the Democrat party and their desperate need to remove Biden from the race:
WHY THE BAD CHESS? https://www.sigma3ioc.com/post/the-debate-why-the-bad-chess
Joe Biden should still be the candidate representing the Democrat party in the 2024 presidential race. But he is not, and that did not happen without thought. Trust none of them.
And of course, there is absolutely nothing real about Kamala that I can detect. The Democrats just need the facade.
I will try to get her to sit down and explain herself and her thinking to me one on one.
Should be an interesting conversation.