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💢Breaking-McGill University, Montréal💢 Pro-Hamas radicals take over a McGill University Natural Disasters course in the Leacock Building. Female with concealed face, "We don't feel safe, we feel intimidated!" "We all have blood on our hands." Security stands and watches.

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💢McGill University, Montréal💢 A group of anti-Israel protesters take over a Natural Disasters course in the Leacock Building. A man with a concealed identity, using the Professor's microphone, chastises the Prof and then thanks the captive students for, "An open dialogue."

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