No matter how much cnn plays this story no one cares. I am sure msnbc plays but who watches that?

He was on a temporary green card supporting terrorists. Game over.

He can help clean up rubble on Gaza Strip if he is so passionate about Palestinians.

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Anonymous wrote:Who paid for his education at Columbia?

You have to pay for free speech now?

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Anonymous wrote:First they came for the aid workers, and no one really cared.

Then they came for the federal workers, and no one really cared.

Then they came for the universities, and no one really cared.

Then they came for the journalists, and no one really cared.

Then they came for the lawyers, and no one really cared.

Then they came for green card holders, and no one really cared.

Do people see where this ends?

Yup we can't keep ignoring this hoping for a hero....it will need to be we the people!

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You have to pay for free speech now?

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Anonymous wrote:I am sure there is no one stop this but here is when legal immigrants are revoked from their rights because Trump said so!

A student who protested against Israel brutality is being stripped of his green card and deported: https://abc7.com/amp/post/ice-arrests-palestinian-activist-green-card-mahmoud-khalil-helped-lead-columbia-university-nyc-protests-lawyer-says/15998411/

Mahmoud Khalil was inside a university-owned residence Saturday night near Columbia's Manhattan campus when several Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents entered his apartment and took him into custody, his attorney, Amy Greer, told The Associated Press.

Greer said she spoke by phone with one of the ICE agents during the arrest, who said they were acting on State Department orders to revoke Khalil's student visa. Informed by the attorney that Khalil was in the United States as a permanent resident with a green card, the agent said they were revoking that too, according to the lawyer.

When ICE agents arrived at the campus building Saturday, they also threatened to arrest Khalil's wife, an American citizen who is eight months pregnant, Greer said. The authorities declined to say why Khalil was being arrested, according to the attorney.


GOOD! This needed to happen-stop whining it’s done!

The were initially told he was transferred to an immigration detention facility in Elizabeth, New Jersey. But when his wife tried to visit Sunday, she learned he not there - and may have been transferred as far away as Louisiana, Greer said.

When will this be enough?

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Anonymous wrote:These last several posts are the machinations of sick, deranged people. The protests were about calling for a ceasefire to stop the CURRENT indiscriminate Israeli slaughter of innocent men, women and children in Gaza. Which, incidentally, the entire world, aside from the U.S. and Israel, agree on. That’s it.

No support for Hamas. No endorsement or support, material or otherwise, for any organization that harms / harmed innocents. No indifference to the plight of the hostages, or their loved ones desperately seeking their safe return. No calls for the destruction of Israel. No calls for harm to Jewish individuals here or anywhere else. None of that.

The distortion of those facts, on the basis of an enduring hatred and disdain of others perceived as lesser than, is astounding. All of you making these claims are truly unwell.

“Unwell” are people like you with your continual and unending gaslighting. Do you think we can’t see the videos and photos released by actual protestors at the protests? You don’t think we see the Hamas armbands? The backpacks with paragliders on them? The official statements from various groups comparing the 10/7 murderers to freedom fighters? The silence on the hostages, the tearing down of photos of kidnapped babies, the vandalism, and the violence?

We saw all that. And you can’t pretend it didn’t happen.

You are the unwell one, with your delusions and your lies. But unfortunately for you, the student protestors were proud of their support of Hamas, and let us all know about it through their own actions, which they helpfully documented. And so the country reacted accordingly.

Nobody expected a true believer like you to recognize that you are truly unwell. And the post wasn’t intended to relieve you of those delusions anyway. It was intended to reassure others that opposing fascism is always the right thing to do.

I’m curious: do you understand just how extremist you are considered outside your radical left bubble? Do you understand that across the country, you’d be considered the unwell one?

Extremist? How so? For having a moral compass at the center of my belief system? For criticizing the indiscriminate killing of innocents? For agreeing with 95%+ of the global population that the right of self-defense does not authorize genocidal actions taken by a foreign nation? For believing the founding fathers of my country, who engaged in quite a few acts that would be characterized as “terrorism” today, enshrined my right to free speech centuries ago?

Do tell, self-anointed everyman!

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You are too crazy to talk with. But I suspect the answer is no, you do not understand just how extremist you sound to most Americans, who simply aren’t going to defend 10/7 like you do.

Also, you are wrong about global attitudes. But again, you are too far gone to have a reasonable discussion.

Global attitudes?! Did you bury your head in THAT much sand over the past two years as the U.S., Israel, and basically a handful of micro-states beholden to the U.S. for WB / USAID reasons were the only things standing in the way of the entire U.N. membership denouncing Israel’s policies and actions?!

Approx. 190 nations and their representatives speaking for over 95% of the global population voted to condemn Israel’s policies and actions.

How have you missed all of that, Magoo?

Ah, yes. All the global speaking. So much global speaking. Many, many, many global words. Much talk.

But no actual action. No opening of borders. No offers to rehome Palestinians in a new country. No refusal of US aid. Nothing that would actually require work, money, and risk.

You’ll forgive me if I’m not persuaded by loud and repetitive words. Get back to me when all the many, many speakers in the world are willing lift even the tiniest of fingers to back their many, many, many words.

Nice goalpost moving, Magoo.

It does seem odd that all those sympathetic countries have their limits, and those limits include resettling Palestinians within or next to their borders. It's fine to let them terrorize Israel, but please keep them safely away from us!

When a country is well aware that one of their global neighbors is untrustworthy, they have personally observed that neighbor’s ever-present underlying intentions (nature, perhaps?), they tend not to want to enable those kinds of folks by doing exactly what they want you to do (i.e., bailing them out).

Neighbors 101

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Anonymous wrote:These last several posts are the machinations of sick, deranged people. The protests were about calling for a ceasefire to stop the CURRENT indiscriminate Israeli slaughter of innocent men, women and children in Gaza. Which, incidentally, the entire world, aside from the U.S. and Israel, agree on. That’s it.

No support for Hamas. No endorsement or support, material or otherwise, for any organization that harms / harmed innocents. No indifference to the plight of the hostages, or their loved ones desperately seeking their safe return. No calls for the destruction of Israel. No calls for harm to Jewish individuals here or anywhere else. None of that.

The distortion of those facts, on the basis of an enduring hatred and disdain of others perceived as lesser than, is astounding. All of you making these claims are truly unwell.

“Unwell” are people like you with your continual and unending gaslighting. Do you think we can’t see the videos and photos released by actual protestors at the protests? You don’t think we see the Hamas armbands? The backpacks with paragliders on them? The official statements from various groups comparing the 10/7 murderers to freedom fighters? The silence on the hostages, the tearing down of photos of kidnapped babies, the vandalism, and the violence?

We saw all that. And you can’t pretend it didn’t happen.

You are the unwell one, with your delusions and your lies. But unfortunately for you, the student protestors were proud of their support of Hamas, and let us all know about it through their own actions, which they helpfully documented. And so the country reacted accordingly.

Nobody expected a true believer like you to recognize that you are truly unwell. And the post wasn’t intended to relieve you of those delusions anyway. It was intended to reassure others that opposing fascism is always the right thing to do.

I’m curious: do you understand just how extremist you are considered outside your radical left bubble? Do you understand that across the country, you’d be considered the unwell one?

Extremist? How so? For having a moral compass at the center of my belief system? For criticizing the indiscriminate killing of innocents? For agreeing with 95%+ of the global population that the right of self-defense does not authorize genocidal actions taken by a foreign nation? For believing the founding fathers of my country, who engaged in quite a few acts that would be characterized as “terrorism” today, enshrined my right to free speech centuries ago?

Do tell, self-anointed everyman!

😳

You are too crazy to talk with. But I suspect the answer is no, you do not understand just how extremist you sound to most Americans, who simply aren’t going to defend 10/7 like you do.

Also, you are wrong about global attitudes. But again, you are too far gone to have a reasonable discussion.

Global attitudes?! Did you bury your head in THAT much sand over the past two years as the U.S., Israel, and basically a handful of micro-states beholden to the U.S. for WB / USAID reasons were the only things standing in the way of the entire U.N. membership denouncing Israel’s policies and actions?!

Approx. 190 nations and their representatives speaking for over 95% of the global population voted to condemn Israel’s policies and actions.

How have you missed all of that, Magoo?

Ah, yes. All the global speaking. So much global speaking. Many, many, many global words. Much talk.

But no actual action. No opening of borders. No offers to rehome Palestinians in a new country. No refusal of US aid. Nothing that would actually require work, money, and risk.

You’ll forgive me if I’m not persuaded by loud and repetitive words. Get back to me when all the many, many speakers in the world are willing lift even the tiniest of fingers to back their many, many, many words.

Nice goalpost moving, Magoo.

It does seem odd that all those sympathetic countries have their limits, and those limits include resettling Palestinians within or next to their borders. It's fine to let them terrorize Israel, but please keep them safely away from us!