PRIOR to cementing up, tracking and tracing, the horrific state of national affairs that demonstrates the following: Jihad pays huge dividends within the U.S. (mis)education system, it is imperative to indulge in a favorite childhood game, recall, connect the dots!
THIS exercise is hardly meant as a look-back into childhood nostalgia. In fact, the aforementioned Jihadi benefits couldn’t be any starker – even for the Jihadis-in-training in the schoolyards and hallways.
FOR instance, this writer revealed the absolute truth of the matter via yesterday’s commentary, but it is hardly a monstrous outlier.
AS such, while all of the focus is, rightfully, on academia’s full throttle campus Jihad, it must be internalized that K-12 is beyond infected. Poisoned. Infiltrated.
NOT to digress, how many are aware of the following: Sans the takeover of the entire educational apparatus/system via a convicted terrorist (and assorted minions) decades ago, the reds (Marxists/socialists/communists) and greens (Islamic Jihadis, Sunni and Shia, alike) would not be embedded.
IN this regard, as proven within this writer’s blockbuster book review at American Thinker, “Bringing Down America” (April 2013), the below excerpt is beyond germane.
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The war being waged against the U.S. by the radical left and Islamist jihadis is premised on the U.S. as the Western spear and Israel as its twin “imperialistic” cousin. It has been playing out for decades, in one form or another. Nothing has changed other than the fact that many escaped justice and are entering their senior years. Despite their advancing age, they are as dangerous as ever — perhaps more so. Bill Ayers, the foremost leader of the Weathermen “is in his third decade as a national leader in the movement to radicalize the educational training of schoolteachers”. His wife, Bernardine Dohrn, a top leader too “is a professor of law at Northwestern and a high-ranking officer in the American Bar Association.” Eleanor Raskin (ne Stein) “is a law professor at S.U.N.Y Albany and, astonishingly, a NYS administrative law judge”. Jeff Jones “currently heads the New York-based Apollo Alliance, a highly influential coalition of labor leaders and environmentalists, and was responsible for drafting President Obama’s 2009 Recovery Act.”…….
GOT that??
BACK to the knock-on effects of ‘Hitler’s Heirs’; the capitulations, rewards, and (poisonous) fruits!
NO doubt,
ALAS, ask yourselves: Why in the hell should they cease and desist??
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Harvard cuts deal with anti-Israel protesters, clearing encampment ahead of graduation
The university appears poised to let the students off mostly without punishment and to listen to a pitch about boycotting Israel.
Ten days before its commencement ceremony is scheduled, Harvard University cut a deal with anti-Israel protesters who created an illegal encampment on campus.
Alan Garber, Harvard’s interim president, announced on Tuesday that he will “facilitate a meeting with the chair of the Corporation Committee on Shareholder Responsibility and other university officials to address questions about the endowment.”
“In keeping with my commitment to ongoing and reasoned dialogue, the dean of the faculty of arts and sciences and I will meet with students to hear their perspectives on academic matters related to longstanding conflicts in the Middle East,” Garber added.
Now that the “disruption to the educational environment caused by the encampment” has ended, Garber said he will ask the university’s schools to “promptly initiate applicable reinstatement proceedings for all individuals who have been placed on involuntary leaves of absence.”
“I will also ask disciplinary boards within each school to evaluate expeditiously, according to their existing practices and precedents, the cases of those who participated in the encampment,” he added, acknowledging “the profound grief that many in our community feel over the tragic effects of the ongoing war.”
Harvard Out of Occupied Palestine, which goes by HOOP, organized the anti-Israel protests at the university. It claimed victory and vowed to keep fighting.
“As a precondition for decamping, administration will retract suspensions,” it wrote on Instagram. “Administration has also offered us meetings regarding disclosure and divestment with members of the Harvard Management Company and ‘conversations’ regarding the establishment of a Center for Palestine Studies at Harvard.”
“We are under no illusions: We do not believe these meetings are divestment wins,” added the group, which called Harvard “the rotten heart of a dying empire.”
“These side deals are intended to pacify us away from full disclosure and divestment,” it added. “Rest assured, they will not.”
The Harvard Crimson reported that “despite Garber repeatedly insisting that the university would not negotiate with the protesters, the outcome of the 20-day occupation of the yard demonstrated that he ultimately preferred to continue seeking a negotiated end to the encampment than sending in Harvard University police officers to clear the tents and arrest protesters.”
Dr. Jeffrey Flier, a former dean of Harvard’s medical faculty, wrote that “it is good that the encampment is coming down without police involvement.”
“But as one among many who does not view the institution at which I have lived my professional life as ‘the rotten heart of a dying empire’ (in the statement by HOOP this am), we are at a moment when Harvard leaders and faculty (or a major fraction of them) must set a path for a better future,” added the Harvard professor of physiology and medicine and a distinguished service professor. “One where the agenda is not set by those holding such disdain for Harvard and its rules and values.”
Harvard’s mission should be restated “with clarity, seriousness and integrity,” with “a deeper explanation of the agreements that were made” and “a commitment to producing a plan for response to future events with content-neutral policies linked to identified consequences for violations,” Dr. Flier added.
Carole Hooven, a nonresident senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute who recently left Harvard after being caught in a diversity, equity and inclusion “web,” wrote that she was “relieved” to see the encampment end peacefully.
She added that Harvard administrators should not “have caved in to demands and rewarded students’ disruptive, rule-breaking behavior with benefits that rule-followers aren’t entitled to.”
“I wanted to meet with Garber (when he was provost!),” she wrote. “I politely made my case, and he refused. Perhaps I should consider alternative tactics.”
Shabbos Kestenbaum, a Harvard student who has filed a lawsuit against the university, wrote that its deal with the protesters is an illustration of “Harvard’s antisemitism in real-time.”
“Harvard has agreed with almost all of their demands. I’ve never been this disillusioned than this morning,” he said. “The encampment espoused near daily antisemitism, harassed and followed Jews, called for the violent destruction of the Jewish state and violated school policy.”
“Not once has Harvard publicly condemned the objective antisemitism that we Jewish students have faced as a result. Not once has the antisemitism task force said anything. More importantly, not once have they done anything to combat antisemitism here at Harvard,” he added. “Jews here have no allies, no voice, and no advocates. The only way Harvard will ever change is sustained outside pressure. Please help us.”
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FOR, in reality, the stark hypocrisy between the real privileged-set, that is, every other group but the Jews, couldn’t be more transparent. Heinous.
ON the upside, that is, if the below April 30, 2024 analysis (shored up and laid out within a clear-cut video) is applied via a hammer and tongs persistence to bury, first and foremost, the admins and profs who are of like-mind (again, who desire the same outcome as the campus Jihadis), just perhaps, justice will prevail!
KNOW this: “To be silent is to agree.”
CASE CLOSED!
(Cross-Referenced at: Adina Kutnicki: A Zionist & Conservative Blog)
