Arrest, Expel & Deport

Columbia, Khymani & the End of the Red Guard

Arrest, Expel & Deport

In the grand theater of political and social discourse, we've long upheld the notion that free speech and the civil exchange of ideas is the cornerstone of civilization. Yet, how do we engage in such discourse with individuals whose moral compasses are so warped they might as well be non-existent? When there is no common ground, no shared culture or values, meaningful dialogue is not just difficult; it's impossible.

This brings us to a critical point: why do we not only tolerate but elevate such malevolent individuals to positions of honor within our national dialogue? The impact is corrosive, and eats away at the very fabric of our society from the inside.

The concept of "protected classes" within our societal discourse has mutated into a shield for reprehensible behavior, branding certain actions such as trespassing, harassment and making terroristic threats as mere expressions of ‘free speech’ while genuine speech opposing them is demonized as acts of violence.

This perverse double standard has turned these ideologies into breeding grounds for antisocial personalities and those with dark triad traits, who weaponize these protections to indulge their worst impulses without fear of repercussions.

This dynamic has driven reason and civility out of many movements, turning them into caricatures of derangement. “Social justice” movements and communities that claim to represent the marginalized serve as stark examples. Any valid insights or objectives they might have initially held are now smothered by the fervor of those who crave ‘decolonization’ and destruction more than progress.

The celebration of these movements by cultural and academic elites as "marginalized expressions" is not just misguided—it's dangerously naive. It's not bravery; it's a mob mentality where narcissists and sociopaths thrive in the chaos, emboldened by their perceived untouchability. It’s a cross section of the worst historical examples like the Iranian student-led revolution or Mao’s Red Guard with a modern day cultist mentality that neither comprehends the past nor can explain why they’re protesting.

It’s mass hysteria writ large.

Think Hiter’s youth meets Jonestown.

They have been unleashed, and society is paying the price.

"Touch one of us, see what happens," they taunt, protected by a system too timid to hold them accountable. This protection must end. No society can survive when it prioritizes its most dysfunctional elements over the reasonable and communal.

What we are witnessing is not merely a failure of social policy but a grotesque carnival of the absurd. Claims of victimhood, once perhaps manipulative performances, now seem to carry a desperate sincerity among a new generation bred in an echo chamber where every desire is misconstrued as a right, and any opposition to those desires is branded as oppression.

This twisted narrative is gaining traction among the privileged, morphing into a self-parody of the very principles they purport to defend.

Consider the irony of Congresswoman and noted Jihadist sympathizer Ilhan Omar’s daughter bemoaning a warranted suspension from campus as if it were a dire injustice, and then claiming to be homeless and penniless. In reality, her actual circumstances are far from any genuine hardship as the progeny of a powerful and wealthy politician with a multi-million dollar home.

Thankfully, the reign of the "deranged crybully as hall monitor" is approaching its overdue conclusion. Society's tolerance for indulging these overprivileged infants who insist on their right to disrupt, to trespass, and to harass without consequences is waning.

We must reaffirm that actions have consequences, that private property cannot be commandeered for public statements, that physical assaults, trespassing and terroristic threats are not ‘free speech’, and that true rights do not include infringing upon the rights of others.

The societal pendulum is swinging back with force. The era of pandering to the worst among us under the guise of protecting speech is drawing to a close. We are stepping back from the brink, moving back towards a society where dialogue, respect, legal precedent and genuine community are the foundational pillars of public discourse once more.

Last week’s missive bears repeating: The student ‘protestors’ and takeover of universities are being done by the very worst elements our society has to offer. A jaundiced mix of entitled brats cosplaying terrorist, actual jihadists and communist scum.

Make no mistake, they may adopt ‘pro-Palestine’ as their rallying cry, but their actual mission is the ‘decolonization’ and destruction of America and Western Civilization.

The Jews and Israel are just a despised and inconvenient road bump on that path.

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Khymani James

For those that missed the Khymani James saga. Here’s a quick recap.

A video resurfaced with James, one of the leaders of the student protests at Columbia, openly calling for the murder of Jews.

The interesting part was that these weren’t recent comments, or a leaked video that James regretted.

And while Columbia University ultimately decided to expel Khymani James, it wasn’t directly due to his remarks about harming Jews. This fact had been well-known to the university administrators long before they took action; James had openly made these statements during a televised disciplinary hearing.

The most amazing (and disgusting) part of the saga is that despite the severity of his words, James remained a student for several months following this incident.

The real catalyst for Khymani’s expulsion appears to be the public’s discovery and subsequent outcry over his statements. It was the widespread media coverage and the pressure from the broader community and perhaps from within the university itself, that compelled Columbia to reassess their initial decision to allow him to stay.

This shift suggests a reactive rather than proactive approach to the situation, highlighting a potential discrepancy between the university’s private knowledge of the threats and their public response to external pressures. Columbia's actions seem to reflect a concern for its public image and the repercussions of broader societal awareness of James' conduct more than an immediate response or rebuke to the threats themselves.

The Quick Takeaway if You’re a Columbia Student: You can talk about killing Jews and whites. Just don't do it loudly or publicly. And you'll have the school's implicit support. #BITFD

Here's a crucial reminder: many of these activists are clueless about what they're defending or even the significance of the terms they wield, like 'intifada.' They secured their places at America's elite universities not through merit, but simply because they ticked the boxes of being Black, Muslim, Arab, or any other 'protected' or 'favored' category. This isn't just an educational misstep; it's a systemic failure that tarnishes the very integrity of our top institutions and will yield massive negative dividends for the foreseeable future.

Brilliant hardworking, Asians, Whites and Jews were 'passed over' for these zombies merely because they weren’t the right skin color and political affiliation. Hard to believe we are still doing this in 2024. #SMFH

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Salt the Earth

As someone who repeatedly warned about the Bolshevik takeover of American higher education 2 decades before the latest flareup, I’ll offer my vision of where this goes.

First, a generic observation. While some of these jihadist and Marxist movements are organic, they are being given substantial financial and organizational assistance from the usual cast of anti-American subversives.

The Democratic stalwarts that fund these activities are the same ones that funded the BLM and St. George Floyd riots.

The usual cast of characters like George Soros, A15 and other notorious liberal check writers are behind this movement.

I can’t be the only one to notice that at the start of this totally organic college kid protest, they all had identical brand new tents? Or piles of food, camping gear and sign making equipment (notably not a single sign called for the release of the hostages)? Or that the leaders and many of the followers were well versed in the same Antifa tactics we saw during 2020’s Summer of Love?

These types of supplies and personnel don’t just appear suddenly or get coordinated in dozens of other colleges overnight.

Nevertheless, this week will be the true test. We finally saw some pushback last week on the Communist Coachella as Texas, Florida and other institutions said “enough.”

Decent people have stood by and watched as these students and professional agitators have screamed, “Death to America, Death to Jews” and have ardently defended and offered support to Hamas, the Ayatollah Khomeini, Hezbollah, Islamic Jihad and other terrorist organizations while we haven’t seen a peep from the #MeToo crowd or other administrators and students who spent years and tears demanding expulsion and hate crime prosecution for the slightest microagression.

Here’s where I see this going and where it should go.

The line between red states/cities and leftist blue sh*tholes will continue to amplify.

Texas, Florida and other traditional conservative states will treat these petulant wanna-be Jihadists like the cancers they are.

The warning should be clear, and the response heavy-handed.

No new rules are needed, just an even-handed enforcement of the rules already in place. No halfway intelligent person believes that a white male professor donning a MAGA hat, KKK patch or swastika and calling out, “Lynch all Blacks” or “F*ggots deserve to die” would last more than 5 minutes on Columbia’s campus before being fired and likely arrested for a hate crime.

And yet at Princeton, Penn and many other elitist schools, students and faculty freely chant, “Death to America and Jews”, wear Hamas and Hezbollah t-shirts and patches and carry signs lobbying for a “Final Solution.”

Traditional, Republican-led state campuses should treat those who refuse to obey university rules (and the laws) as hostile trespassers and immediately arrest and expel the worst offenders. Records should be checked against citizenship status and any offenders that are here on a greencard, student visa or illegally should be immediately deported.

Do not pass go, do not collect $200.

The ugly, easily visible truth is that most of these people add nothing to society. Zero.

But that's just the tip of the iceberg. The Marxist ideology and DEI agenda have been festering unchecked for nearly four decades. My strategy would tackle this issue head-on, as the rise of these Red factions is simply the most recent manifestation of a deep-seated problem that has been growing unchecked for years.

Victor Davis Hanson gave us a good starter roadmap last week with his 6 action items.

In order to really make inroads, you have to go a step further.

Columbia and the worse offenders should shut down the schools for the rest of the semester. Every student should be put on leave and forced to re-apply to the school next semester for admission. Every professor and administrator should be terminated. The trustees should be fired as well and replaced with a competent, sane board that views things through a firm anti-communist lens and respects American ideals and the Constitution.

The new Board can hire a new administrative crew and then begin the difficult task of re-interviewing professors for hire and students for admission.

There are plenty of qualified students, faculty and administrators in the prior cleansing that would be welcome back on campus, but the majority of professors, admins and a good chunk of the easily identifiable students would be shown the permanent door.

That’s the moderate approach. The General Grant/Richard the Lionheart approach would be to burn the school to the ground and salt the earth.

Start over again somewhere new, as the reputational damage done is too great.

I’m willing to give my way a try first before we adopt the latter approach.

And truthfully, it’s not my way. Governor DeSantis and Chris Rufo were the first ones to do it in Florida with the New College, an arts school that became a hotbed of communism and woke cancer culture.

Either way, parents shouldn’t wait for these cowardly administrators and politicians. They should take matters into their own hands and begin a merciless campaign of suing these institutions under Title VI and extracting huge financial damages and penalties.

Every parent shelling out $80,000 annually for their child’s education only to have classes canceled because the university failed to manage, educate, or appropriately discipline Hamas sympathizers should be demanding a full refund—and possibly seeking additional damages.

This kind of decisive action is the only message these prestigious institutions will comprehend. It's time to take a stand not just for personal justice but for the future integrity of our nation's educational standards.

Parents, take these schools to court and hit them where it hurts; their wallets. It's the language they speak best. Let's ensure accountability and safeguard the academic environment for generations to come.

Here’s a few lowlights and highlights this week from campus along with some cartoons and tweets reflecting where I stand.

And here’s the link to the video. It’s like manna from Heaven. Inject that sh*t right into my arms.

https://x.com/anothercohen/status/1784248563444105452

https://x.com/Israel/status/1783021320571109688

https://x.com/DavidM_Friedman/status/1778063036273528974

Video & comments worth a look 😂😂😂: https://x.com/3yearletterman/status/1783873971605192841

The American Hostages

How many U.S. citizens even know there are American hostages in Gaza still? It’s been over 200 days and it’s unclear what, if anything the President has done to secure their freedom. Perhaps if Republicans started referring to them as the ‘Biden Hostages’ we’d see some progress towards their release.

One of the Americans held hostage appeared in a video this week with his arm blown off and clearly suffering in a world of physical and psychic pain...and we heard close to crickets from the mainstream media.

During the Iranian hostage crisis, the nightly news greeted us each day with a chyron on the bottom of the TV screen detailing the number of days and nearly every American could tell you how many there were and how long they had been held hostage.

Hell, during Covid CNN ghoulishly counted every death they could find, whether from flu, heart attack or motorcycle accidents as 'Total Covid death' on their bottom corner (mostly because they thought it would hurt Trump).

How many stories has ABC/NBC and the rest of the media run on the American hostages? What exactly is President Biden doing to return them home safely? And most importantly, can you imagine for one moment how different it would be if Trump was President? Those hostages would’ve been returned within 2 weeks with an apology and probably a gift certificate for unlimited McDonalds for the rest of his term.

But not Biden. This man is a walking, talking embarrassment who has abandoned these Americans and left them to die.

Four more years. Pause.

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What I’m Reading and Watching…

global memewar

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Reporter outside Trump’s New York trial gets an unexpected reaction to his question. Trump should make this his new campaign ad…

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Tucker & Rogan

Conversation between two kings. Well worth listening to the whole thing. Don’t agree with everything Tucker says but several segments are incredibly important.

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AG Hamilton: Let me make it easy for those interested in the truth or who have been denying that these mobs are motivated by anti-Semitism or support for terrorism. Here is a short thread with just some of the direct evidence. I will just focus on the protests at and around Columbia:

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1783635168869171391.html

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Best of Twitter

Video here: https://x.com/01Funkytown/status/1783686762168025194

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Memetic Warfare

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Parting Words….

That’s it for this week folks. Hope you enjoyed and see you next week! -MK