Holding Those Who Cross The Line Accountable
Keep up to date on individuals and organizations promoting hatred, violence , racism and other non-American values
.@Haverfordedu fought Jewish students for over 2 years, then settled, admitted it failed them after Oct. 7, and changed its policies.
The students were right. The school had to backtrack.
Wendy Raymond, the president who oversaw it? Still president.
Susan Abulhawa attacks Israel and Zionists nonstop, yet her books are published and sold through companies backed by major supporters of Israel.
Apparently, pro-Israel money is unacceptable until it starts printing her books and paying her royalties.
My first piece for @TheFP is out today — and it’s one I never wanted to write.
Simon & Schuster can publish whoever they want, including Susan Abulhawa. But if they stand by an author who has trafficked in ugly antisemitism and waged a veritable war on Jews and Israel, I will look for another publisher. I hope other authors will do the same.
When publishers pick sides, authors must decide where they stand.
Read the full piece. Let me know on the Free Press and here what you think 👇
https://t.co/WRVOv4B2vi
A reminder for Susan Abulhawa: use your brain before opening your mouth...or posting.
Years of dehumanizing rhetoric aren’t a mistake. They’re a pattern.
Review the evidence and report posts that violate X’s hateful-conduct rules.
Rachel Dawson was fired following allegations of antisemitic comments, then sued for discrimination.
The judge tossed her case.
Apparently discrimination only became unacceptable when she claimed to be the victim.
Next time, think twice. It’s cheaper than federal court.
Susan Abulhawa attacks Israel and Zionists nonstop, yet her books are published and sold through companies backed by major supporters of Israel.
Apparently, pro-Israel money is unacceptable until it starts printing her books and paying her royalties.
They occupied lawns, seized buildings and demanded Columbia cut ties with Israel.
@ColumbiaOPA is opening its Tel Aviv global center anyway.
After all the chanting, camping and chaos, it turns out a megaphone still doesn’t set university policy.
New semester, new me.
I’m going to class.
I’m doing the readings.
I’m staying out of drama.
I’m not calling skipped classes “direct action.”
I’m buying textbooks before tents.
New semester.
Same campus.
Campus survival starter pack:
Everything you need for an occupation, a megaphone meltdown, and a prewritten statement about “violent repression.”
Textbooks not included.
Perfect if you want to fail your year.
Cecilia Culver sued GWU for saying she went off-script during her graduation speech.
Her own complaint reportedly admits the speech she delivered differed from the version she submitted.
A 167-page lawsuit built around a statement GW says is simply true.
The types of professors you’ll meet on campus.
Plot twist: Huda Fakhreddine, Josh Dubnau, Shayoni Mitra, Ahmad Almallah and Nour Joudah are real professors.
🔦@Harvard says it is fixing campus antisemitism.
Its evidence? A “counter-Zionist” professor, a Palestinian liberation poetry journal, and recycled academic appointments.
What it did not provide: proof that Jewish students actually feel safer.
Things every freshman learns too late:
The 8 a.m. class was a mistake.
The meal plan will disappear.
Campus alerts arrive after the incident.
“We’re monitoring the situation” means nothing.
And that peaceful lawn from the brochure?
Give it a few weeks.
Mohsen Mahdawi’s legal win just took a hit.
A federal appeals court overturned the ruling that freed the former Columbia protest organizer, saying the judge intervened too early.
He has not been deported, but one of his biggest protections is now gone.
Susan Abulhawa is an internationally published novelist and activist.
She called a “Jewish genocidal society” parasites, ghouls and demons, adding: “But they are. They’re all of that.”
She admits association with her may be a liability.
Her publishers should respond.
Maurie McInnis cleared the Stony Brook encampment, then took over Yale and presided over a campus that earned an “F” on antisemitism.
She can remove tents. She apparently cannot remove the rot.
@Yale, explain the failure.
🚨 Wanna see the ugly underbelly of where your hard-earned money is heading?
Maurie McInnis is the president of Yale University.
Her salary is a cool $890k, and that’s before all of the cushy perks.
Despite Yale having a $44.2 BILLION dollar endowment, Yale fleeced American taxpayers for an estimated $900 MILLION in federal funding last year.
They’re about to get it again for 2026-2027.
Maurie, who apparently is a genius, received an ‘F’ for her handling of rabid antisemitism on her campus.
Over half of her departments at Yale have no conservative professors.
The 17 Yale board of trustees (the overlords of your federal cash) are all Democrats.
In April, Maurie welcomed Twitch streamer Hasan Piker to her campus.
Piker supports U.S.-designated terror organizations like Hamas and Hezbollah. He’s stated that Americans deserved to die on 9/11, and that the rapes on Oct 7 by Hamas, “don’t matter.”
During his speech at Yale, he called for the end of the U.S. empire, and the U.S.S.R. collapsing was the greatest tragedy in the history of the world.
This is a federally funded university promoting terrorism and the destruction of the United States.
I’m open to hearing our Education Secretary defend shoving $900 MILLION into this campus for the second year in a row under President Trump’s watch.
@EDSecMcMahon@SecScottBessent@FBI