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🚨 CUAD Has Been Around for Nearly a Decade. Columbia’s “Illegal Name Use” Line Does Not Add Up. Universities love to dismiss activist brands as “unaffiliated,” but the record is messier. Columbia has suspended and expelled dozens of students tied to protests organized under the CUAD umbrella, yet enforcement...

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Columbian University Professor denounces Columbia University in Powerful Speech: Columbia Business School assistant professor Shai Davidai denounced the President of Columbia University and other American schools for allowing pro-terrorist student organizations. He states: “They were celebrating the rape of teenage girls at a music festival in the name of resistance. They were celebrating this and the president of the university is allowing these pro-terror student organizations to march on our campuses. It doesn’t matter if you’re Christian or Jewish or Hindu or Buddhist or atheist like myself, rape is never okay, not as an act of resistance, not as an act of revenge. Rape is never okay. I’ll name it now, president Minouche Shafik of Columbia University, you are a coward because if President Biden can come up and say, ‘No, this is unacceptable, this is inhumane,’ if Eric Adams, the mayor of New York City is able to say, ‘This is not okay,’ then where are you, president Shafik of Columbia University? We are waiting for you to eradicate all pro-terror student organizations from campus.” Where does a school draw the line between free speech and hate speech or dangerous speech?

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🚨ISLAMIC AND COMMUNIST TAKEOVER OF NEW YORK - THE MANDANI EFFECT Mamdani’s Red-Green Machine Claims Another Scalp: Darializa Avila Chevalier, Radical CUAD Co-Founder and Columbia Agitator, Ousts Longtime Incumbent in NY-13 Darializa Avila Chevalier, the polished Muslim DSA radical and co-founder of the antisemitic Columbia University Apartheid Divest (CUAD) group, has just won the Democratic primary for New York’s 13th Congressional District. In a stunning upset, the 32-year-old activist defeated five-term incumbent Rep. Adriano Espaillat, backed by the same Justice Democrats–DSA apparatus that installed Zohran Mamdani as mayor. With her victory now all but certain in the deep-blue district, another hardline voice of the red-green alliance is heading to Congress. Chevalier’s record is not that of a mainstream progressive. She helped co-found CUAD in 2016 alongside Mahmoud Khalil and Mohsen Mahdawi - the same group that openly celebrated “armed resistance,” posted “long live October 7th,” aligned with Samidoun (a PFLP-linked terrorist front), and turned Hamilton Hall into “Hind’s Hall” during the violent 2024 takeover that damaged property and held staff hostage. As a Columbia student she championed convicted terrorist Rasmea Odeh. As an alumna she was on the front lines of the Gaza encampments and helped organize protests demanding the release of Mahmoud Khalil after his ICE detention for Hamas support. She has spoken at the Imam Al-Khoei Islamic Center - a documented Iranian regime front and her deleted social media history is a treasure trove of calls to abolish police, prisons, ICE, and borders, seize the means of production, and label American veterans “child murderers.” This is the Mamdani playbook in action: weaponize campus radicalism, ride the “Free Palestine” wave, and install DSA candidates who view America’s borders, police, military, and alliance with Israel as the enemy. NY-13 was supposed to be safe for the establishment. Instead, voters handed it to a woman who has spent years demanding the dismantling of the very institutions that protect this country. The red-green alliance just took another seat at the table in Washington. New Yorkers in NY-13 chose this. The rest of America should be paying very close attention READ HERE:

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Yes, indeed, this is lawlessness by any standard. Even by banana republic standards, this is still lawlessness. Your country has a constitution, it has a government, it has a police service, and it has a ruling party. I am sure you can see that some of the people there are actually wearing ruling party T-shirts. It is lawless regardless of whoever does it. It is an embarrassment to South Africa as a country, what you are doing and what you are encouraging people to do. Your country has an immigration service. If people are in your country illegally, they should be arrested and deported through lawful processes. You do not go around destroying property, tearing down markets, and attacking people. It is illegal regardless of whoever does it. It is not illegal because I have said so. It is illegal because the laws of your country make it so. This is vigilantism, pure and simple, and it is tainting the reputation of South Africa, not only across Africa but across the world. If you have got satellite television in your home, you can see that these actions are being reported everywhere. It is not good for your country. This kind of barbarism undermines the rule of law, fuels division, and damages South Africa’s standing as a constitutional democracy. It is the actions of a few that are tainting the reputation of many. The average South African is not mindless like this. They respect the law, and they respect the fact that among them, in their communities, there are people from other countries. If those people are in the country illegally, you report them and the law takes its course through proper processes of arrest and deportation. You do not descend into mob justice, lawlessness, and destruction. That is not who South Africans are, and it must not be normalised.

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Important update on Columbia University and President Trump: Columbia University is an incubator of stupidity where too many students regularly assault police officers and professors praise terrorists. Columbia’s proposed deal with the Trump Administration would barely be a slap on the wrist for its blatant violations of Civil Rights law. It would also set a dangerous precedent as the White House continues to negotiate with Harvard and other colleges, as well as undermine President Trump's strong track record of prioritizing American students over elitist institutions. I have spoke to dozens of Columbia students these past few days and have expressed both mine and their reservations to the Trump Administration about the deal. I am confident leaders like Leo Terrell and others will not allow Columbia to evade the consequences of its own actions. Unless their is structural reform, there should be no American taxpayer money for political indoctrination EVER!
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Important update on Columbia University and President Trump: Columbia University is an incubator of stupidity where too many students regularly assault police officers and professors praise terrorists. Columbia’s proposed deal with the Trump Administration would barely be a slap on the wrist for its blatant violations of Civil Rights law. It would also set a dangerous precedent as the White House continues to negotiate with Harvard and other colleges, as well as undermine President Trump's strong track record of prioritizing American students over elitist institutions. I have spoke to dozens of Columbia students these past few days and have expressed both mine and their reservations to the Trump Administration about the deal. I am confident leaders like Leo Terrell and others will not allow Columbia to evade the consequences of its own actions. Unless their is structural reform, there should be no American taxpayer money for political indoctrination EVER!

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A new training tool is being introduced in UK schools The training teaches kids that White People are bad and standing up for things like veteran housing and patriotism is White Supremacy. It shows migrants are good and how to identify illegal social media posts I’m not kidding Also the person you are in the training is a “They” pronoun

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(Disclaimer: I studied at Columbia University) In this moving video, many students - Jews, Arabs, and others - hold a joint Passover Seder, a Feast of Liberty for all, calling for an end to the war and the occupation. This wonderful event happens at no place other than Columbia University, which in recent days has been libelled in the Israeli media as the stronghold of campus antisemitism in the U.S. This is the definitive proof that opposition to successive Israeli governments' abominable policies towards the Palestinians is not antisemitism, and that when there is no proper argument against the protesters, opponents resort to slander and lies. Unmistakably, there also exist critics of Israel who are blatantly antisemitic, lying, or ignorant, who must be forcefully resisted. But this is not the case. My thanks and blessings to the protesters against the massacre in Gaza who support peace and justice for all.
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(Disclaimer: I studied at Columbia University) In this moving video, many students - Jews, Arabs, and others - hold a joint Passover Seder, a Feast of Liberty for all, calling for an end to the war and the occupation. This wonderful event happens at no place other than Columbia University, which in recent days has been libelled in the Israeli media as the stronghold of campus antisemitism in the U.S. This is the definitive proof that opposition to successive Israeli governments' abominable policies towards the Palestinians is not antisemitism, and that when there is no proper argument against the protesters, opponents resort to slander and lies. Unmistakably, there also exist critics of Israel who are blatantly antisemitic, lying, or ignorant, who must be forcefully resisted. But this is not the case. My thanks and blessings to the protesters against the massacre in Gaza who support peace and justice for all.

Ofer Cassif עופר כסיף عوفر كسيف

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This is the most embarrassing testimony I have EVER seen. 🇮🇱 Just moments after telling Ilan Omar that there is no antisemitism on campus, the President of Columbia University changed her mind and shared a completely different story. Unfortunately, not many of us are surprised anymore. Here’s the biggest takeaway from today’s testimony: Some of the elite” universities in the U.S. are fundamentally supporting antisemitism and terrorism, while others are passively allowing it to blossom. This is the end of an era. To some, the Ivy Leagues used to represent intellectual and cultural idealism. Now, it not only represents complete moral decay, but the lack of values and morality altogether – replacing truth with relativism; replacing idealism with postmodern nihilism. In a postmodern world, people think they get to choose their own truth, and then rewrite everything in order to fit their narrative; we see that taking place in real-time in this short clip with the President of Columbia University. * This antisemitism has to stop. We need to stand up. So please repost this, sharing your request for Columbia to be held accountable, and for this hatred and open antisemitism to finally be put to an end.

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Sami Al-Arian

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A Michigan Catholic deacon stands up for Muslims in Dearborn after a Christian nationalist rally called for their removal from the country: “To the men and women protesting in the name of Jesus, hurling hate at our Muslim brothers and sisters — not in his name, and certainly not on my watch. “I count many Muslims as my friends, my neighbors, my associates, and yes, my barber. Men and women of integrity, of family, and of faith. We may not be brothers in faith, but we are certainly and absolutely brothers and sisters in humanity. “And freedom of religion is not a footnote to being an American. It is a cornerstone. The same First Amendment that protects my right to go to Mass protects your right to the mosque. “It grieves me that in the name of Jesus, the Prince of Peace is being used as a weapon to spread fear, intolerance, and hate. That is not the gospel. That is not the cross. And that certainly is not of Christ. “So let me be clear. In the name of Jesus Christ, I rebuke this spirit of hatred and division. Scripture does not leave us confused about this. We are called to rebuke evil, and tonight, this is evil — using the name of the Savior who dined with outcasts to cast out our neighbors, good people.* “John tells us exactly how Christians should be known: by this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another — and your neighbor. “He makes it even plainer: if anyone says “I love God” and hates his brother, he is a liar. “So no. You do not speak for me. You do not speak for my church. And you do not speak for Christ when you chant hate at people of God, no matter the faith. “To my Muslim friends in this room and in this city: you are welcome here. You belong here. Your freedom to worship is my freedom to worship, and I will stand for it because my faith demands it. “We can disagree — and we probably will — on theology, and still defend each other’s dignity. That’s not weakness. That’s Christianity. That is American.”
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A Michigan Catholic deacon stands up for Muslims in Dearborn after a Christian nationalist rally called for their removal from the country: “To the men and women protesting in the name of Jesus, hurling hate at our Muslim brothers and sisters — not in his name, and certainly not on my watch. “I count many Muslims as my friends, my neighbors, my associates, and yes, my barber. Men and women of integrity, of family, and of faith. We may not be brothers in faith, but we are certainly and absolutely brothers and sisters in humanity. “And freedom of religion is not a footnote to being an American. It is a cornerstone. The same First Amendment that protects my right to go to Mass protects your right to the mosque. “It grieves me that in the name of Jesus, the Prince of Peace is being used as a weapon to spread fear, intolerance, and hate. That is not the gospel. That is not the cross. And that certainly is not of Christ. “So let me be clear. In the name of Jesus Christ, I rebuke this spirit of hatred and division. Scripture does not leave us confused about this. We are called to rebuke evil, and tonight, this is evil — using the name of the Savior who dined with outcasts to cast out our neighbors, good people.* “John tells us exactly how Christians should be known: by this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another — and your neighbor. “He makes it even plainer: if anyone says “I love God” and hates his brother, he is a liar. “So no. You do not speak for me. You do not speak for my church. And you do not speak for Christ when you chant hate at people of God, no matter the faith. “To my Muslim friends in this room and in this city: you are welcome here. You belong here. Your freedom to worship is my freedom to worship, and I will stand for it because my faith demands it. “We can disagree — and we probably will — on theology, and still defend each other’s dignity. That’s not weakness. That’s Christianity. That is American.”

Christopher Hale

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While the paid admin cheerleaders are touting Operation Rotten Apple's 2,100 illegal aliens detained in New York, let me remind you the vast majority of those people were taken in Long Island, some in the Bronx, and even fewer in Brooklyn. They have not even gone into Manhattan, because that is where the headlines come when the crazies mob ICE. It is also the densest population of illegal aliens in the city and the state. Don't get me wrong. 2,100 off the street is a great start, but this is not nearly the accomplishment Mullin and the cheerleaders are selling. New York is a sanctuary state, and FAIR put about 1.08 million illegal aliens here in 2023 at a $9.9 billion hit to taxpayers.
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While the paid admin cheerleaders are touting Operation Rotten Apple's 2,100 illegal aliens detained in New York, let me remind you the vast majority of those people were taken in Long Island, some in the Bronx, and even fewer in Brooklyn. They have not even gone into Manhattan, because that is where the headlines come when the crazies mob ICE. It is also the densest population of illegal aliens in the city and the state. Don't get me wrong. 2,100 off the street is a great start, but this is not nearly the accomplishment Mullin and the cheerleaders are selling. New York is a sanctuary state, and FAIR put about 1.08 million illegal aliens here in 2023 at a $9.9 billion hit to taxpayers.

Kim "Katie" USA

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