"Barcelona, then, was a Catalonian Pyongyang: and it is important to recall that Orwell approved of it. At this stage of his development, he was an enthusiastic totalitarian, and the shallowness of his belief that such uniformity was a triumph for freedom and equality is rather startling in a man who, a very few years later, was to be the greatest literary scourge of totalitarianism in the world."
Hanania:
President of the University of Chicago with the best statement yet on the protests: “I believe the protesters should also consider that an encampment, with all the etymological connections of the word to military origins, is a way of using force of a kind rather than reason to persuade others… those violating university policy should expect to face disciplinary consequences.”
"It seems like you're saying, 'we want to be revolutionaries, we want to take over this building, now would you please bring us some food'."
Columbia protestors throw world's biggest toddler tantrum when the cops show up
New York's Finest Clear Out Columbia Rat's Nest in Record Time
'Free Palestine' Brownshirts Need a Heavy Dose of Consequences
Since When Does Criminal Law Not Apply to College Campus Protests?
UCLA Pro-Hamas Mob Issue List of Demands, Including Zip Ties and Gas Masks. At a press conference, they also demanded UCLA divest, disclose, and abolish policing.
DeSantis Takes Down Reporter Who Accuses Him of Crushing Campus Protests
Columbia Classmates Call for Intifada. I Just Want to Attend College.
Nancy Pelosi Has a Meltdown After MSNBC Challenges Her Talking Points
Trapped by court case, Trump turns Big Apple into his political playground
The children protesting on American campuses are making incoherent noises in order to attract more attention to their riotous behavior, and thus, to obscure the fact that they are really trying to mask Palestinian shame.
