Staff Reports
A group of protestors at UCLA, who were calling for the harm of Jewish people, recently released a list of items they claim are crucial for their hateful activities. The list includes gear like helmets, shields, flashlights, gloves, knee pads, and elbow pads. These items are supposedly needed to protect themselves during their dangerous and violent protests.
Additionally, the group requested logistical items such as rope, zip ties, and even Aquaphor skincare products. They also asked for specific dietary requirements like hot lunch options, vegan and gluten-free food, and requested no bagels, which they deemed too “Jewy.” It’s alarming to see the level of detail and planning that has gone into spreading hate and violence.
Sending in the dogs carrying pork sandwiches for all… they wont get that… we'll wait
Check Out the Bizarre Wish List of Supplies for the Jew-Hating UCLA Agitators https://t.co/GyFThaiIY5
— Dawn Wildman (@WildmanDawn) May 2, 2024
As a conservative, it’s troubling to witness such blatant displays of anti-Semitism and hatred on college campuses. These agitators are not only promoting violence but are also targeting specific groups of people based on their beliefs and ethnicity. It’s essential for universities to uphold values of tolerance and respect for all individuals, regardless of their background.
It’s clear that these protestors are being influenced by extremist ideologies and are being used as pawns by nefarious groups with their own agendas. The fact that they are aligning themselves with organizations like Hamas is deeply concerning and highlights the need for increased vigilance against radicalization on college campuses.
Ultimately, it’s important for law enforcement and university authorities to closely monitor and address these hateful activities to ensure the safety and well-being of all students and faculty. The promotion of violence and discrimination has no place in our society, and it’s crucial to stand up against such behaviors to uphold the values of freedom and equality for all.
