April 30, 2024 • 3 mins
We're ALL sick of these anti Israel protesters but we have to admit, they are providing us with some great audio/video.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
I like this piece by Beckett Adams in the National Review.
It's entitled the Return of mostly peaceful left wing anti
Semitism enjoys the benefit of a credulous news media that
can't seem to see what ordinary people do. And sure,
you may see a bunch of pro Hamas activists on
American campuses wearing kafeas and frothing at the mouth for
a worldwide Intefada. Ensure the demonstrations enjoy endorsements from Hamas
(00:24):
and the Supreme Leader of Iran, which they do, but
rest assured these cryptopogrims are largely or mostly peaceful. According
to our fourth estate at the Washington Post, campus rallies
in which activists daydream aloud about the extermination of Israel
are characterized merely as anti war demonstrations headline of an
(00:45):
April nineteenth New York Times article. At Columbia, the protests
continue with dancing in pizza. The New York Times continues
at a moment when some campuses are aflame with student
activism over the Palestinian cause. The conduct has disrupted rewards, ceremonies,
student dinners, and classes. The college administrators are dealing with
the question that Columbia considered this week will more stringent
(01:07):
tactics quell protests or fuel them. The report goes on
to site academic freedom experts whatever that is, who believe
it sets a dangerous precedent for Columbia university administrators to
break up pro Hamas encampments, not in a million years
with the timer. Its experts question the wisdom of Columbia
Harvard in deciding deciding to forcibly remove, say a pro
(01:31):
ku klux Klan rally, one replete with slogans cheering for
the murder of Jews, Catholics, Blacks from university grounds. But
yet we are asked to consider the notion that it
might set a dangerous precedent for academic freedom for campus
administrators to ask for the police to remove students cause
playing as humas terrorists.
Speaker 2 (01:50):
So you tweeted out yesterday some video of the University
of Georgia students being arrested, and you said, the hysteria,
My god, the hysteria. I haven't watched the video. What
were they doing?
Speaker 3 (02:01):
Yeah, the the the activist children had decided like engage
in this group hugs so that they couldn't be torn
apart and arrested, and they were pulling the kids apart
to zip time or whatever and serve them a summons
(02:22):
and they'd probably get a thirty dollars fine.
Speaker 1 (02:24):
But so they were pulling these people apart, and at
one point there's one dude. He happens to be a
black dude. It doesn't really enter into it, but he
was wearing a hoodie and they're pulling. The cops are
pulling him, and at one point they pull on his
hoodie and this girl. There's two girls and a guy
who are screeching this whole time, and the.
Speaker 3 (02:41):
One girl says, oh my god, they're pulling it by
the hoody. They're pulling it by the hoity. Do you say that?
Speaker 1 (02:51):
I thinking it is hoodie pulling a kin to like
electric shocks to the genitals now or what? Oh my god,
they're pulling it by the hoody.
Speaker 2 (03:05):
It's funny.
Speaker 1 (03:07):
Well, it's just the whole thing. Everybody was hysterical about
everything that was happening. And the cops are looking around like, uh, well,
utterly stonefaced immune to the screeching, and the screeching is
so juvenile and hilarious.
Speaker 2 (03:22):
That is funny, So that that must be protester one
oh one that if they touch you, to act like
they're breaking your bones exactly.
Speaker 1 (03:29):
Yeah, you remember that from the blocking of the Golden
gate Bridge. Oh my god, my.
Speaker 3 (03:34):
Head, it burns.
Speaker 1 (03:35):
You're squeezing my head. Yeah, it's right out of rules
for radical So it seems to work pretty good.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
They're pulling him by the hoodie.
Speaker 1 (03:45):
That is pretty My god, they're pulling him by the hoodie.
I like this piece by Beckett Adams in the National Review.
It's entitled the Return of mostly peaceful left wing anti
Semitism enjoys the benefit of a credulous news media that
can't seem to see what ordinary people do. And sure,
you may see a bunch of pro Hamas activists on
American campuses wearing kafeas and frothing at the mouth for
a worldwide Intefada. Ensure the demonstrations enjoy endorsements from Hamas
(00:24):
and the Supreme Leader of Iran, which they do, but
rest assured these cryptopogrims are largely or mostly peaceful. According
to our fourth estate at the Washington Post, campus rallies
in which activists daydream aloud about the extermination of Israel
are characterized merely as anti war demonstrations headline of an
(00:45):
April nineteenth New York Times article. At Columbia, the protests
continue with dancing in pizza. The New York Times continues
at a moment when some campuses are aflame with student
activism over the Palestinian cause. The conduct has disrupted rewards, ceremonies,
student dinners, and classes. The college administrators are dealing with
the question that Columbia considered this week will more stringent
(01:07):
tactics quell protests or fuel them. The report goes on
to site academic freedom experts whatever that is, who believe
it sets a dangerous precedent for Columbia university administrators to
break up pro Hamas encampments, not in a million years
with the timer. Its experts question the wisdom of Columbia
Harvard in deciding deciding to forcibly remove, say a pro
(01:31):
ku klux Klan rally, one replete with slogans cheering for
the murder of Jews, Catholics, Blacks from university grounds. But
yet we are asked to consider the notion that it
might set a dangerous precedent for academic freedom for campus
administrators to ask for the police to remove students cause
playing as humas terrorists.
Speaker 2 (01:50):
So you tweeted out yesterday some video of the University
of Georgia students being arrested, and you said, the hysteria,
My god, the hysteria. I haven't watched the video. What
were they doing?
Speaker 3 (02:01):
Yeah, the the the activist children had decided like engage
in this group hugs so that they couldn't be torn
apart and arrested, and they were pulling the kids apart
to zip time or whatever and serve them a summons
(02:22):
and they'd probably get a thirty dollars fine.
Speaker 1 (02:24):
But so they were pulling these people apart, and at
one point there's one dude. He happens to be a
black dude. It doesn't really enter into it, but he
was wearing a hoodie and they're pulling. The cops are
pulling him, and at one point they pull on his
hoodie and this girl. There's two girls and a guy
who are screeching this whole time, and the.
Speaker 3 (02:41):
One girl says, oh my god, they're pulling it by
the hoody. They're pulling it by the hoity. Do you say that?
Speaker 1 (02:51):
I thinking it is hoodie pulling a kin to like
electric shocks to the genitals now or what? Oh my god,
they're pulling it by the hoody.
Speaker 2 (03:05):
It's funny.
Speaker 1 (03:07):
Well, it's just the whole thing. Everybody was hysterical about
everything that was happening. And the cops are looking around like, uh, well,
utterly stonefaced immune to the screeching, and the screeching is
so juvenile and hilarious.
Speaker 2 (03:22):
That is funny, So that that must be protester one
oh one that if they touch you, to act like
they're breaking your bones exactly.
Speaker 1 (03:29):
Yeah, you remember that from the blocking of the Golden
gate Bridge. Oh my god, my.
Speaker 3 (03:34):
Head, it burns.
Speaker 1 (03:35):
You're squeezing my head. Yeah, it's right out of rules
for radical So it seems to work pretty good.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
They're pulling him by the hoodie.
Speaker 1 (03:45):
That is pretty My god, they're pulling him by the hoodie.
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