Home Grown Terrorism on Campus Week in Education
Your weekly report on education news.
At some point, we are going to have to acknowledge that we have a serious and growing problem on our college campuses.
- ‘Intifada!’: Anti-Israel Protesters Turn Violents in NYC, Leading to Arrests
- Think Tank Study Finds Over 150 Anti-Israel Groups on College Campuses are Pro-Terrorism
- U. Michigan President’s Home Spray-Painted With Anti-Israel Messages
It’s widespread.
- Anti-Israel ‘Students for Justice in Palestine’ Groups Planning ‘Week of Rage’ on Anniversary of October 7th Attacks
- Suspended ‘SJP’ Group at Tufts U. Occupies Campus Building to Protest School’s ‘Complicity’ on Oct. 7 Anniversary
Where do you suppose students are learning this?
Not everyone is on board with this.
- Brown University Votes Down Resolution to Divest From Israel
- Student Association Congress at Binghamton U. Rescinds BDS Resolution From the Spring
Another win for the Equal Protection Project.
Kamala on campus.
- University of Kansas Prof Tells Students That Men Who Won’t Vote for Kamala Harris Should be Shot
- Arizona State U. Under Fire After Harris Campaign Accessed Data to Text 70,000 Students
Middlebury is a hotbed of woke.
Do you think they’re registering many Republicans?
They did nothing wrong.
That should solve the problem.
Good for them.
For real?
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Academia in this country, at all levels, is an enemy enclave whose purpose is the destruction of this country and its Constitution. That is a problem that will have to be dealt with eventually. Until the election either takes place or is rendered moot, nothing will be done. A key problem is that the societal divorce between actions and consequences for the actors is stronger in Academia than elsewhere in our society. Until that connection is re-established as a norm, nothing will improve.
Subotai Bahadur