Cal Poly Humboldt Sends a Message to Its Community

Unfortunately, most of the country sees “extreme challenges” as things like the severe weather the midwest is experiencing lately, or severe fire season, or severe flooding. These are things we cannot control. These ” extreme challenges” at CPH were, and should have been completely available. The far left faculty in every department created the monsters who became terrorists and took over the campus. Through indoctrination instead of teaching, they actually caused this to happen. They say it’s a community problem, and yes, the city of Arcata has the same thing going on. Just look at the stupidity of the earth flag and other unnecessary things the rabid ACC does. It’s time to stop this “progressive” BS. As far as a community coming together, I don’t think the community SHOULD come together to support anything that happened at CPH until all student and faculty participants are removed permanently.

What a load of touchy-feely tripe. Is this the best they could do, really? Supposedly, college or university is your “alma mater”, your other mother. This sounds like a chickenshit ineffectual mom who wants to be their child’s “friend”. We all know where that goes. What a cop-out, but in truth it’s no more than what I expected from these clowns.
Meanwhile, in other news, even Al Sharpton can come up with the truth once in a while: https://twitter.com/CitizenFreePres/status/1786023018596036680

The Campus Cry-Bullies

How did we get to the point that at our ‘elite’ universities, privileged students were de facto running the universities, resulting in zoom courses for the law-abiding and abbreviated if not cancelled graduation ceremonies for the majority?

Answer: the Columbia pro-Hamas cry-bullies have sized up their faculties, college administrators, and blue-state mayors. These young narcissists rightly have concluded that most privately sympathize with the pampered students—likewise, supporting the Hamas/Gaza terrorist cause, despising Israel, tolerating anti-Semites in their midst— and given worry over their titles, salaries, and careers—covertly siding with these young fascists in keffiyehs.

So, the more the rioters heard of official “deadlines” and “consequences”, the more they understood the subtext of “we don’t really mean it” and laughed their warnings off.
The protestors do not expect January 6th consequences for breaking into closed buildings at Columbia and “illegal parading”—when hundreds were jailed and sentenced to years in prison, and Ashli Babbitt was lethally shot for the misdemeanor of entering a broken window.

Instead, they brag, as did one recent Columbia agitator, that, like those who jump turnstiles on the subway, they all will “be back out in 24 hours.”

So again, the pro-Hamas crowd’s expectations rightly dovetail with the exemptions given the BLM/Antifa thugs of 2020. After four months of riot, arson, 1,500 police officers injured, 35 killed, and $2 billion in property destruction, the perps earned little if any punishments.

Blue-state local and federal officials called that violence “a summer of love”. Or as the current Vice President then cheered on the protestors, “And everyone should take note of that on both levels. That they’re not going to let up. And they should not, and we should not.”

So the students are used to officials loudly talking while carrying twigs. They do not expect to be expelled or even suspended as they vandalize, destroy, bully Jews, block their passage, scream “Death to America”, and bark that Israel and its Jewish population should be wiped out.

Foreign students who break laws also expect they will never lose their student visas and be deported. The more they cry for Jews to, “Go Back to Poland”, they more they mean, “I like it here and am never going back home to those beloved Middle East hellholes I left”.

The whiny students see their faculty as fellow prolonged adolescents, petulant whiners who went straight from graduate school to professorships to tenure, without a way stop in a taxi, on a tractor, or behind the counter.

Both student rioters and faculty then alike see the majority of quiet students who now can’t get to class, enter their dorms, or have a graduation at best as collateral damage, but more likely as “fools” who deserve the chaos they get for the price of their tuition.

Remember, most of the rioting takes place on blue-city campuses in blue states. So protestors also correctly discount the weary official boilerplate and empty rhetoric—and know they will not face the sort of police who in Georgia, Florida, or Texas actually broke up illegal demonstrations and riots, and  carried off the shrieking arrested.

Finally, the students, both American and foreign, view with ridicule and contempt the frightened “Don’t!” Biden administration. They know Joe’s threats to Putin or Iran provedempty, and likely sides with Hamas. And at home he is a timid hostage to a few thousands Muslim voters in Michigan.

They know he has overseen an epidemic of lawlessness in our cities. They know that 10 million lawbreakers with impunity crossed Biden’s destroyed southern border. They know he and Mayorkas are already salivating at the idea of importing thousands of pro-Hamas Gaza “refugees” into the borderless U.S. where they can join their brothers in arms.

So the protests will continue, if not intensify—as the students will correctly consider all college presidential deadlines merely as “negotiable”, and dismiss the law-abiding students and us the taxpayers who subsidize tax-exempt endowment incomes and underwrite $2 trillion in government student loans, as, well, chumps.

@VDHanson

Who are the leaders of the tent camps on our campuses and the occupation of university buildings?

Finding out who led naive young students is an essential task of healing from the assault at Cal Poly.

Here is some insight.

• The Leadership of the Campus Protests Believes in the Total Destruction of Israel by Any Means – Jonathan Chait
• Many progressives deny that extremism characterizes the campus protests. But this view contains a significant amount of denial and wishful thinking over who is running these protests. The best way to understand the beliefs of protests is usually to read the published statements of the groups organizing them. That is especially true when the protests are well organized by an established network.
•   In this case, the protests have been organized by Students for Justice in Palestine. And their position is totally explicit: They believe in the total destruction of Israel as a state by any means, including violence. Not every protester shares this goal, of course. But it is the goal of the people directing the protests. That is why their slogans and chants call for elimination rather than coexistence.
•   Allies of the protesters have tried to blame the constant antisemitic harassment and atmosphere of menace emanating from their activities on a handful of outsiders. The Washington Post reported on “a Columbia student who has taken part in the pro-Palestinian protest encampments declaring that ‘Zionists don’t deserve to live.'” But this student didn’t merely take part in protests, he was a leader of them, and he negotiated with the administration on their behalf.
•   At the University of Michigan, the leader of the main student anti-Israel group, who had been sympathetically profiled in the New York Times, wrote on social media, “Until my last breath I will utter death to every single individual who supports the Zionist state. Death and more. Death and worse.” The most violent and unhinged statements are coming not from the periphery of the protests but from their leadership. (New York Magazine)

Every protestor arrested, in fact the entire campus community as well as the county, should see exactly who it is the protestors were glorifying.

This film made by Sandberg, former CFO of Facebook, is mandatory viewing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAr9oGSXgak&t=597s