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8:39a |
Professor that taught history of Israel and Palestine resigns from Columbia University
Professor Rashid Khalidi, who has taught the history of Israel and
Palestine at Columbia University for many years, has resigned, saying
that Columbia's surrender to the magat enforcement of the IHRA
criterion for antisemitism makes it impossible to teach that subject
(and many others) honestly.
His letter of resignation
explains in detail the depths of Columbia's surrender. For
instance, Columbia will compel students and faculty to attend
"trainings" in the distorted IRHA criterion, so they can learn where
the official line runs, and will bring censorship contractors to
monitor classes so as to punish students and faculty who deviate from
the official magat party line.
Professor Khalidi says:
Columbia’s capitulation has turned a university that was once a site of
free inquiry and learning into a shadow of its former self, an-anti
university, a gated security zone with electronic entry controls, a
place of fear and loathing, where faculty and students are told from on
high what they can teach and say, under penalty of severe sanctions.
I contend that Columbia would serve the United States better by
shutting down entirely than by allowing itself to be corrupted.
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8:39a |
U.S. military veterans employed for Gaza "Humanitarian" foundation
*[Mercenary] firms employing U.S. military veterans for the [Gaza
"Humanitarian" Foundation] in Gaza have exposed them to the risk of criminal charges
under U.S. laws against war crimes, torture, and
forced deportation, four Democrats in Congress said Thursday.*
They will feel safe for now, with the Justice Department thoroughly
corrupted by the persecutor. They just assume it will protect them
regardless of what crimes they commit for him.
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8:39a |
Rhino horns made radioactive
*Rhino horns made radioactive to foil traffickers in South African project
Isotopes can be detected at airports and borders even in large
containers and are harmless to the animals.*
</li> |
8:39a |
Climate defense protesters often persecuted
In many countries, including the US, climate defense protesters are
often persecuted. Sign to support the right to protest in favor of
keeping the climate stable.
</li> |
8:39a |
Los Angeles protester suing for being shot in head with rubber-coated bullets
Thugs in Los Angeles shot protesters in the head with rubber-coated
metal bullets last year. The protesters are suing, accusing the thugs
of conspiring in advance to do this even though there was no
justification to make such violence legitimate.
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8:39a |
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2:39p |
Homeless in the capital, US
Crime in Washington DC has decreased greatly in recent years, but the
bullshitter pretends it is increasing so he can cite that to justify
repression. Including
repression
of homeless people.
When he says that he will give them places to live, there is no reason
to suppose he really means to try. He might simply lie and say he did
it. Or he might offer them a place in a prison where prisoners are
forced to do hard labor. |
2:39p |
CDC shooting, US
Staff at the Centers for Disease Control blame
the wrecker and his
vaccine disinformationists for
encouraging
the gunman who tried to get info the CDC offices to shoot people.
He was blocked from entering the CDC offices, so he fired at the
building from across the street.
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8:39p |
Urgent: US EPA denying global heating
US citizens:
call
on Congress to stop the EPA from officially denying the threat of
climate disaster.
If you phone, please spread the word!
Main Switchboard: +1-202-224-3121
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8:39p |
Urgent: US supplying Israel weapons
US citizens:
call
on Congress to stop supplying weapons for Israel's atrocities in
Gaza.
If you phone, please spread the word!
Main Switchboard: +1-202-224-3121
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8:39p |
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