"To sustain this level of blind support for #Israel, the U.S. must erode its own #democracy. And that is what we see happening on U.S. campuses now." https://www.commondreams.org/news/emory-protests-arrests?utm_source=Common+Dreams&utm_campaign=460a87f4f5-Week+in+Review%3A+Sat.+4%2F27%2F24+w%2F+fundraiser&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-32ccf17a11-%5BLIST_EMAIL_ID%5D
@BruceMirken So the Universities that are recruiting grounds for foreign intelligence agencies and operations have a problem with protestors.
It's probably a problem they helped to create. The real crime is that these indoctrination centers get to retain ownership of their test subjects through loans. It creates an atmosphere where the enslaved can be called upon to create distractions and they are disposable.
I've got no love for Emory. With that being said, I attended a University in the same League. One plays by their rules and does what they say or they will face the consequences.
That's all I see here. Someone defied a direct suggestion and they are facing consequences that don't raise suspicion. They knew what they were a part of and they are facing consequences for speaking out.
Universities are against Free Speech unless it's what they suggest. They are hypocrites with influence that appears to rival some levels of government.
It's always an injustice when someone with morals is shitcanned by a University. Events similar to this happen all of the time. Watch the credibility of the University increase in the public eye following this event. They know what they are doing.
It's not my intention to ramble, I just hoped to provide some context. As a disclaimer: I'm not affiliated with the University or those involved.
