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Last week, Glenn Youngkin claimed "DEI is done at the University of Virginia," yet workshops on decolonization are still scheduled. Professors from top Virginia universities are promoting radical ideas, suggesting that the university perpetuates colonialism and inequality. Concerns about Title VI complaints highlight the potential abuse of Decolonial Theory in classrooms. Recent discussions in the Virginia State Senate raised alarms about funding links between student groups and terrorist organizations. I remain skeptical about the state of DEI at UVA amidst these developments.

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Last week @GlennYoungkin did a media circuit declaring that "DEI is done at the University of Virginia." If that were the case, there wouldn't be a private workshop and seminar on "Decolonizing Your Syllabus" and "Seeing the Unseen: Identifying and Unlearning Colonial Paradigms in Higher Education" which is happening this Friday at UVA. What does Decolonial thought look like? Here are three professors, all from Virginia's Top 3 Public Universities, discussing Decolonial Theory. Meet the University of Virginia's Tiffany King, Virginia Tech's Bikrum Gill, and William & Mary's Stephen Sheehi. Do these professors sound like educators or radicals hellbent on destroying America? "In the moment that you grab the gun like Fanon says, you're no longer oppressed, you're now free. How do we teach that in the class? Just to say that in the class, my students' heads explode. Right? To tell them about violence, you know, as a revolutionary tool, as sometimes a revolutionary essential." "We actually need to crash the US settler state" "We must stand with the armed resistance and work right now to end this impunity by disrupting the flow of weapons to Zionist cause. The armed resistance will defeat Zionism if it was open battlefield." I can't tell you how many times I have heard it, "Decolonialization is not a metaphor." This Trojan Horse ideology has infected campuses all over America and this is what it looks like in Virginia. Stick around as we look at next week's event at UVA, how Decolonization creates Title VI complaints, and national security concerns related to this! 🧵

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"In the moment that you grab the gun, like Fanon says, you're no longer oppressed. You're now free." "We actually need to crash The US settler state, which has incredible reverberations and literally strangles the tentacles, that are reaching into the Israeli state." "putting our bodies on the line sometimes to protect those who are more vulnerable, right, to eat tear gas when we should be doing that and not students." "we have to struggle to crash things here. And my students were very, very clear about this. We have to struggle for indigenous sovereignty right here on Turtle Island." "You know, I'm sure that you've been snitched on to the administration about the content in your courses." "I'm trying to really ride the wheels off of these institutional resources and go for broke."

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Speaker 0: In the moment that you grab the gun, like Fanon says, you're no longer oppressed. You're now free. How do we teach that in the class? Just to say that in the class, my students' heads explode, right? To tell them about violence as a revolutionary tool, as sometimes a revolutionary essential. Speaker 1: We actually need to crash The US settler state, which has incredible reverberations and literally strangles the tentacles, that are reaching into the Israeli state. Speaker 2: So we must stand with the armed resistance and work right now to end this impunity by disrupting the flow of weapons to Zionists because trust, the armed resistance will defeat Zionism if it was open battlefield. Speaker 1: Yeah. I've been humbled since October 7, particularly being in community with folks, particularly when you're someone who has been doing this work. Why stop? This is a profound moment for us. Right? And we need to dig in and go harder. Speaker 0: I think putting our bodies on the line sometimes to protect those who are more vulnerable, right, to eat tear gas when we should be doing that and not students. I think that's essential. Speaker 1: So we have to struggle to crash things here. And my students were very, very clear about this. We have to struggle for indigenous sovereignty right here on Turtle Island. Like, there's there's no way around it, and there's no looking past it at this particular moment. Speaker 0: When that comes time to the university saying retract that or get a get fired, I am I'm confident in myself that I will make that right decision. That is the point of the being Gorilla Scholar. Speaker 1: You know, I'm sure that you've been snitched on to the administration about the content in your courses. That has been something that has happened for me, and I don't know what our administration is gonna do. Right? I know the work that I have been doing. I know the work that I've committed myself to, and I'm gonna continue to do the work. Speaker 2: Right? People missed out on the significance of what Hezbollah represented, right, of what Speaker 1: the Iranian revolution represented, and they just fell into the imperialist ideological representation of those movements and forces that were challenging imperialists. Challenge what the settler state, the settlement of the University of Virginia that we're on, which is still a plantation and has all of its plantation artifice up, right, and artifacts. I'm trying to really ride the wheels off of these institutional resources and go for broke. Speaker 2: That we have to understand Al Aqsa flood on October 7 and since then as a really decisive historic strike in terms of not just Palestinian national liberation, but its historic strike intervening into this and I apologize for kind of rushing through the anti imperialist moment of the past twenty, thirty years, but I think it's a decisive strike into challenging those two legs of imperialism. Speaker 1: Some colleagues who are part of my chapter of faculty for Justice for Palestine to help us teach Palestinian liberation, right, to teach about resistance struggles at this particular phase of Palestinian resistance in our classrooms and how to build community with not just faculty but students who are committed to this. Speaker 2: I think Hamas, what it represents, and not just Hamas, but the whole armed resistance movement, it represents a rejection and a refusal of an equation of force that leaves Palestinians dependent and eternally vulnerable and having to distort and configure themselves to seek recognition and protection from their oppressors. So how can subjugated states, subjugated peoples elevate their struggle from that in a colony in a one to one relation of overthrowing the immediate colonizer to over churning this broader imperialist world system, which was missing in the twentieth century struggles. And I believe we're in a moment where it's being put to the question in a way it never has been before.

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Next Friday, The Center for Teaching Excellence at UVA is hosting University of Memphis professor and activist Amanda Lee Keikialoha Savage. As you can see, she will be holding at a seminar and doing a workshop as well. Both of these events are not open to the public. As you heard in the intro video, UVA's Professor King said, "Challenge what the settler state, the settlement of, the University of Virginia that we're on, which is still a plantation and has all of its plantation artifice up, right, and artifacts. I'm trying to really ride the wheels off of these institutional resources, and go for broke." Decolonial theorists actually see the university itself as a form of colonization. Frantz Fanon said, "Colonialism is a psychic and epistemological process as much as a material one." These academic activists see the university as a seat of power that continues to perpetuate inequality, exploitation, and colonial legacies. They believe the university doesn't prioritize Indigenous, Black, and marginalized voices and overly values Western epistemologies as the dominant knowledge systems. What do you seriously think is going to happen during this talk at a university founded by Thomas Jefferson? I have this archived just in case UVA deletes it -> https://cte.virginia.edu/programs/cte-speaker-series/upcoming-speakers

Upcoming Speakers — UVA Center for Teaching Excellence Learn more about our Fall 2025 speaker and upcoming events. cte.virginia.edu

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If you look at Title VI complaints, Decolonial Theory often pops up. We could be here all day looking at these, but this complaint from Stanford is more than enough to illustrate my point. Decolonial theory in the classroom is pure abuse. "Students in this professor's classes report the professor asking where their ancestors were from and labeled them as a "colonizer" or "colonized." "I feel absolutely dehumanized that someone in charge of students and developing minds could possibly try and justify the massacre of my people. It's like I'm reliving the justification of Nazis 80 years ago on today's college campus." I know this will likely spark a debate on academic freedom, but it’s hard for me to view Decolonial Theory as anything other than a Trojan Horse, allowing radical activists to become professors and cultivate radicalized students. It promotes an ideology that places the burden of guilt on "colonizers," despite colonization being a universal phenomenon throughout human history. In doing so, professors are effectively othering students and fostering resentment. Once again, remember what UVA's Professor King said in the intro. "Some colleagues who are part of my chapter of Faculty for Justice for Palestine help us teach Palestinian liberation, right, to teach about resistance struggles, at this particular phase of Palestinian resistance in our classrooms and how to build community, with not just faculty, but students who are committed to this."

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In late September, the Virginia State Senate held a hearing focused on campus protests. Terrence Cole, then Secretary of Public Safety and Homeland Security (who is now working for the federal government), expressed concerns about the flow of money 'coming in and going out' from groups like Students for Justice in Palestine and American Muslims for Palestine. "Some of this funding is going to Hamas. Some of this funding is going to Hezbollah." The audience, largely composed of naïve activists, laughs off his comments, despite Cole having access to classified intelligence. We’re talking about radical student groups on campus funneling money to terrorist organizations, led by professors advocating for the "crash of the settler state" and urging students to see violence as a "revolutionary essential." It may sound like fiction, but this is Virginia in 2025. And yet, I’m supposed to believe that "DEI is done at the University of Virginia." The reality is, as a nation, we’re done if we don’t address this now.

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The speaker raised concerns about money coming in and going out from SJP and AMP, calling these very challenging concerns for law enforcement and requesting a private session to discuss them and the involvement of these campus law enforcement officials. He noted that they were assaulted— they were hit with bear spray. They were hit with hammers. They were hit with rocks—while doing their job. He emphasized where is this money, dark money going?, citing open source reporting that some of this is going to Hamas and some of this funding is going to Hezbollah, and that this dark money could sway public opinion, student opinion because there are false narratives out there. He said he looks forward to a closed door discussion and bringing some of this information together, and said he is always available for the public safety issues, and he looks forward to being at your service.

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Speaker 0: And I'm concerned about some of the money that's that's coming in and going out from SJP. Some of the money that's coming in and going out from AMP. And they are very challenging concerns for law enforcement. I would love to discuss them more in a private session because I think they're important for us to understand and put into context. And I'd also like to talk about, you know, the involvement of these campus law enforcement officials. They were also assaulted. They were hit with bear spray. They were hit with hammers. They were hit with rocks. When they were doing their job. So I think it's important we keep it all into context that to your point very critical in difficult conversation to have. And there's also a You know the component of where is this money, dark money going? This dark money that comes in, where is it going to? Well, we've seen an open source reporting that some of this and this is open source, you can find this on the Internet. Some of this funding is going to Hamas. Some of this funding is going to Hezbollah. And it's critically important. I know that's difficult for people I'm not to asking audience to refrain from any kind of audible sounds. Thank you. You, madam chair. And I I know that's difficult to understand, but that's the way it currently is. So I look forward to working with you. I look forward to having a closed door discussion. I look forward to bringing some of this information together, but it's stuff that we need to be laser focused on. Because this has the ability with this amount of money we're talking about, this dark money that's coming in to really sway public opinion, student opinion, because there are false narratives out there. So thank you, madam chair. I look forward to continuing discussion. I'm always available for the public safety issues, and I look forward to being at your service.

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@TheRivethead @GlennYoungkin LOL, my alma mater called me tonight and I turned them down due to a FOIA request I did on them last year. I am pretty sure the campus events team approved the space and unlimited time for their encampment.

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@BienSurLaVerite @GlennYoungkin @SecRubio Here’s a thread where I summarize many other twitter threads I've done about him. This was posted the day after his arrest at the Virginia Tech encampment! https://t.co/zbAkTG0t4z

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Virginia Tech's Dr. Bikrum Gill was arrested tonight at the Virginia Tech Encampment. I have been a long time critic of his and feel this is someone connected to legitimate terrorist organizations. I aim to not editorialize until the end of my threads, but it is tough when I see this man rooting for Iran and North Korea to use military power against Israel and America.

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The Iranian revolution understands its aim is not simply national. It's about the expulsion of The United States from the region. There's no security for Iranians without this expulsion of imperialists from the region, which then it also necessitates the defeat of Zionism. And if you study each and every step of the way, the imperialists offered Hezbollah and Iran always an entry into the order if they abandoned and abdicated the Palestinian cause, if they abandoned this issue. But there's a reason why this is not. First, obviously solidarity with the Palestinians on a range of grounds, but also clearly the Iranian project around restoring sovereignty is not quite possible without the defeat of imperialism and Zionism.

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Speaker 0: The Iranian revolution understands its aim is not simply national. It's about the expulsion of The United States from the region. There's no security for Iranians without this expulsion of imperialists from the region, which then it also necessitates the defeat of Zionism. And so the Iranians you can see have, I think as Max and Mateo pointed out, developed a hard power capacity in their relations with the Democratic People's Republic Of Korea, learning how to produce endogenous weapons production capacity that launches Again, Frances, your point is very well taken. There's contradictions and risks here, but it launches at least a scale of challenge that's transferred to Hezbollah and other forces. And if you study each and every step of the way, the imperialists offered Hezbollah and Iran always an entry into the order if they abandoned and abdicated the Palestinian cause, if they abandoned this issue. But there's a reason why this is not. First, obviously solidarity with the Palestinians on a range of grounds, but also clearly the Iranian project around restoring sovereignty is not quite possible without the defeat of imperialism and Zionism. So I think those are key points to keep in mind. That doesn't mean that the contradictions in each state should not be attended to and we'd be mindful of what's happening, but the primary contradictions are something we have to always hold in mind in each moment.

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@Chelsea87883298 @GlennYoungkin Feel free to send me a DM

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@renko_is @GlennYoungkin What do you think Thomas Jefferson would think of a professor at the university he founded making such a statement? She also oversees UVA's Black & Indigenous Feminist Futures Institute, an 'intersectional studies collective.'" https://t.co/pvz2EjdI4O

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Posted - September 11, 2025 at 2:41 AM

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I noticed someone danced to "Celebration" while announcing Charlie Kirk's shooting, then tried to express sadness for his family. It felt like damage control after the initial reaction. Nixie added her thoughts, calling it a tragedy but also admitting it makes her giggle a bit, suggesting it’s charming he got a taste of his own medicine. She mentioned stricter gun laws might have prevented it, but it didn’t come off as remorseful. It seems she's still standing firm on her social media.

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She literally danced to Celebration while announcing Charlie Kirk had been shot. Then pivots into “real talk” about how she’s not celebrating, what a tragedy, sad for his family, etc. Sorry, no. The dance was the truth. The rest is damage control. https://t.co/5Mzl4js5zh

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We think that Charlie Kirk just got shot in the neck. In real talk, I am not truly celebrating that he got shot in the neck. I think it's really sad for his family because I know he was a father. And if he does pass away from this, hopefully not, hopefully so, that is not good because bringing kids up in a broken family is never good. And gun violence, again, I think we should go back to having this conversation and who's allowed to have access to these guns because now public figures are getting shot left and right. I mean, it's not every other day, but truly, what a tragedy.

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Speaker 0: I have breaking news. We think that Charlie Kirk just got shot in the neck. Hey. Oh. Ah. Oh. Cut the music. Cut the music. In real talk, I am not truly celebrating that he got shot in the neck. I think it's really sad for his family because I know he was a father. And if he does pass away from this, hopefully not, hopefully so, that is not good because bringing kids up in a broken family is never good. And gun violence, again, I think we should go back to having this conversation and who's allowed to have access to these guns because now public figures are getting shot left and right. I mean, it's not every other day, but truly, what a tragedy.

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A bit more from Nixie... “I said it’s a tragedy… it just makes me giggle a little bit.” “I think it’s charming that he got a taste of his own medicine.” “I don’t wish that on anyone, but maybe if we had stricter gun laws this wouldn’t have happened.” This isn’t remorse. It’s a smirk wrapped in excuses.

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Do not watch the rest of the video. It's a tragedy that he got shot, and it genuinely is. It just makes me giggle a little bit because this is the guy who's walking around saying that everyone has a right to own a gun, and he questions when people say that there we should have stricter gun laws. People say that we should not not have guns, just stricter rules, and he's against that. I think it's charming that he got a taste of his own medicine even though it is a tragedy, and it is very painful. And I I don't wish that on anyone, but I also think that if we had stricter gun laws, you know, maybe this wouldn't have happened. Just me.

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Speaker 0: Do not watch the rest of the video. I said it's a tragedy that he got shot because it genuinely is. It just makes me giggle a little bit because this is the guy who's walking around saying that everyone has a right to own a gun, and he questions when people say that there we should have stricter gun laws. People say that we should not not have guns, just stricter rules, and he's against that. I think it's I think it's charming that he got a taste of his own medicine even though it is a tragedy, and it is very painful. And I I don't wish that on anyone, but I also think that if we had stricter gun laws, you know, maybe this wouldn't have happened. Just me.

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@ChristineDozie9 She is still doubling down on her social media too.

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Posted - May 3, 2024 at 11:42 PM

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Protesters at George Washington University held a "People's Tribunal" where they put various individuals, including President Ellen Granberg and Provost Christopher Bracey, on trial. The posts express concern about the extreme nature of the protests and question the university's response.

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At the George Washington University Gaza Solidarity Encampment today, the protesters held a "People's Tribunal" where they put President Ellen Granberg, Provost Christopher Bracey, the Board of Trustees, @GWPolice, and many others on trial. Is it normal for students to want to hang their provost and chop the heads off of the Board of Trustees? "Guillotine, Guillotine, Guillotine, Guillotine" "Bracey, Bracey, we see you. You assault students too. Off to the motherfucking gallows with you." "As you already know where I am sending her [to the guillotine], her and her fuckass bob." When will @GWtweets finally do something? If the students hurt any of these people in any way, the university will be completely at fault.

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The speaker accuses President Greenberg of funding genocide and betraying students to Zionist interests. They declare him guilty and express anger towards him.

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Speaker 0: Interest in the genocide of Palestinian people as they profit off of Zionist weapons and purchases that you must use to divest from apartheid as they lie in their pockets. The people find you Guilty. Just like I hope all that money is gonna save you when you're rotting in jail. Get the fuck out of here. President Greenberg, on the charges of using our tuition dollars to fund genocide and selling students out to Zionist interests, the people find you. Guilty. And you already know And you already know why I'm sending her, her and her fuck ass mom. Jesus. We forgot the most important

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I didn't catch every single minute of the People's Tribunal since it was an Instagram Live, but I think we have more than enough to realize how insane this is. https://t.co/3N91R6iaZd

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The speaker accuses university officials of prioritizing private property over free speech, funding genocide with tuition dollars, and targeting Palestinian students. The board of trustees is blamed for profiting from weapons sales to Israel. The accused are found guilty and sentenced to divest from companies supporting genocide, protect pro-Palestinian speech, and end academic partnerships with Zionist institutions. The people demand justice and accountability from the university. Translation: The speaker accuses university officials of prioritizing private property over free speech, funding genocide with tuition dollars, and targeting Palestinian students. The board of trustees is blamed for profiting from weapons sales to Israel. The accused are found guilty and sentenced to divest from companies supporting genocide, protect pro-Palestinian speech, and end academic partnerships with Zionist institutions. The people demand justice and accountability from the university.

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Speaker 0: Students he swears to protect. In his most recent email, he said, he understands that the last week has been just so incredibly trying for many members of our community, especially for our students as we head into the end of the semester. The safety and security of our students, faculty, and staff remains just our top priority, and all decisions made in recent days regarding the encampment of the university have been informed by that imperative. What is the point of offering support services when you are literally assaulting students on campus? Speaker 1: We want to stress over and over that we are ultimately here to support our student body and make them Speaker 0: feel safe so long as they abide Speaker 1: by our policy of genocide of their people. I don't understand what's so hard to comprehend. I'm always here to psychologically support you so long as you here by the rules that I construct. Speaker 0: If GWPD is here to protect students, why did they escort you out after you assaulted those students? I'm tired of these questions about the police. I miss you guys I miss when you guys would let us abuse our power and peace. Aren't you a critical race scholar? Woah. Isn't Is it engaging in dialogue about the way police violence is used to per suppress the voice of marginalized communities your job? Are you not distressed by the Palestinian abuse that constantly takes place at the hands of the IOS? Speaker 1: Not when the dialogue doesn't work in my favor. Speaker 0: Do you know we are brand of students as revolutionaries, but you tell us that our engagement is the wrong way to make change. Mhmm. You say that you took time out of your college career to participate in anti apartheid activism in South Africa. Yet you shame us for organizing to demand our university divest from the weapons and tech companies aiding and abetting a settler colonial apartheid of the state of Israel. In its 76 year, a campaign of genocide in ethnic cleansing against the Palestinian people. Shame on you. You claim that everything you've ever done is to alleviate every institution you've been a part of. Wait. Do you think that maintaining the George Washington University's colonial status quo is elevating this institution? Audience, what do you think? No. Hypocrite. Hypocrite. Speaker 1: Hypocrite. Hypocrite. Hypocrite. Speaker 0: In your emails, you claimed to be invested in the safety and security of students. Tell me, was it out of the same business that compelled you to put your hands on 2 of them? Speaker 1: This is a gross characterization of the situation. These students were clearly engaging in anti Semitic violence and fostering a dangerous environment to their Jewish peers. Speaker 0: Our next defendant is GW's board of trustees. The board of trustees is the primary decision maker in GW's finances, but these people are on loan and out of touch from campus. They make decisions on what will increase their profit line pocket, not what would benefit other students. Does anyone in here actually know who sits on the board of trustees? No. Do you know what's currently happening on our campus? Speaker 1: No. Yes. It's a beautiful spring day in 19 8 1969. Are you guys still protesting the Vietnam War? Yes, ma'am. Wondering you guys quiet down. It's really exciting. Getting in the way of our busy schedules at war criminals. Speaker 0: Clearly, the board of trustees makes no effort the Now are you aware that GW's $2,400,000,000 endowment is contributing to Fundy Jennifer? Yes. But I don't really care. I thought that I'm getting ready. Are you aware that students are struggling to feed themselves in case of their tuition? Why are there seemingly fewer and fewer classes offered for semester? When are you gonna divest from the Zionist project and maximization, so I decided I'm not going to. Boo. Boo. The board of trustees is charged with having a vested interest in the genocide of the Palestinian people. They profit on the latest weapons purchases and refuse to divest from the apartheid that they like their pockets. Say Shame. Ice spikes, alcohol sucker, Christine Bart, police, Raytheon, Norfolk government, and full party aid. Yeah. They actively formed weapons for the Zionist regime, for the ethnic cleansing of black and brown people worldwide. Shame. Shame. Shame. What do we want? What needs haven't made tuition. We aligned your disease you can't hide, we charge you with genocide. Speaker 1: Water disease you can't hide, we charge you with genocide. Speaker 0: I hope all that money is gonna save you when you're rotting in jail. Get the fuck out of here. Our next defendant, my nurse, recognizable by the mom alone is very much actively in arbitrary terms, disciplinary act in opportunity organizing for the liberation of Palestine while putting out empty statements about tolerance and respectful dialogue that directly contradict the racist targeting and oppression of Palestinians, Arabs, and Muslim students as well as anti Zionist organizers. And when student organizers have attempted to negotiate with her, she won't even come to the table. Speaking of which, wish? Today, the students of GW put Ellen Granberg on trial for selling students out to design their interests by using our tuition dollars to fund settler trips, academic departments, and programs and professors would direct Zionist relations. Now, Ellen, you claim to ensure that all students, regardless of their background, feel safe and welcome on this campus, but you've made every attempt to make student organizers feel unsafe and policed. Do you admit to calling the mourning of Palestinian deaths in the remembrance of the innocent lives murdered in Gaza as celebration of terrorism? Speaker 1: In my statements, I've been very clear that I do. Say Speaker 0: DESA, and we have made our demands clear. Are they clear to you? Speaker 1: DESA, your demands are clear. But as I said before, we are a free speech community, except for when it comes to pro Palestinian organizing that will lead to the loss of donors. Because how else should I line my greedy pockets Speaker 0: Beautiful. Whatever rathole she's hiding out in, I'm sure she heard that. At the GW alumni event, did you or did you not say, I wish I could? To expelling students and punishing them for their speech? Speaker 1: I did, but these are complicated matters that you don't understand. You guys are too young to understand these systems and just there are so many factors and components and diagrams. Speaker 0: Let's see what the people think. Did you find it complicated whether anti Zionist students should be expelled or suspended? No. Was it complicated when Ellen Bradford cut off access to food and housing for Palestinian students? Our next defendant, finally, concluding our people's tribunal is DW's repression comes as no surprise. This repeat offender has always had blood on its hands. Today, we're putting GW on hold for funding genocide and masquerading as revolutionaries while posing student speech. We charge GW with genocide. Whatever could you be? We've always been supportive of justice. GW was the last DC University to desegregate in 1954. Damn. With to Korn Heck Marvin supporting the separate but equal education policy. Damn. CW also support that regime. Yeah. To this day, we haven't divested from South African apartheid. Hey. We've changed since then, haven't we? I'll test theology, don't you? What does everyone think? How big No. Have they changed? No. They have not. Since then, They have not. Since then, GW hasn't hesitated to support genocide, specifically by continuing its long term support for Israel. In 2006, it failed to protect law student Sandy Keblawi from halal zayered harassment campaign. In 2,000 15, GW, GWPD, and the SRO office forced students, Rami Abuja Abuja, Abuja, to take down the Palestinian flag hanging from his dorm, strengthening him with further discipline. In 2018, the school allowed members of Zionist taxing organization, Canary Mission, to I send to intimidate students on the day of a student government vote. The divestment vote passed, by the way, and our president vetoed it. Shame. In 2020, GW turned a blind eye to the harassment and physical threats made against Iana Feldman, the interim dean of the Elliott School, which he spoke in support of Palestine. Speaker 1: I'll admit, we haven't been perfect, Speaker 0: but have we not created a safe environment for everyone? No. Do you all feel safe? No. Has CW created a community to support you all? No. They've done the opposite. The GW president and trustees forced the office of advocacy and support to cancel psychological services for Palestinian students in 2020, denying them any support as their families poised face bombing amid ethnic cleansing campaign. In 2022, GW hosted Israeli war criminal, Doro Tenay, and the university condemned students for protesting, the invitation of a man responsible for the death of thousands of Palestinians. Shame. Shame. GW then put SJP and an Arab student long fully through trial for false charges of weed tasting by GW Halal. GW also allowed its own professor, doctor Laura Shahi, to be put through kangaroo court trials despite clear evidence of her innocence, all from racist Who's Palestinian? Who's Palestinian? I'm the one who's the citizen in the ID wasn't in the IDF. Shane. Shane. Speaker 1: Listen. We Speaker 0: have to respect free speech. Speaker 1: We at least have to treat everyone equally. Speaker 0: Has GW respected his speech? No. Does he try to speak up? Yes. Does GW let us do so? No. This past year, GW has continued to oppression, suspending SJP for anti Zionist Gellman productions, referring to the SJP visual as a celebration of terrorism, and policing every single SAP or coalition event creating quiet hours that specifically apply to coalition actions despite such restrictions never being implemented before. Say Say. They uninvited Brie Newsome from the MLK event due to her support for Palestine. Shame. After all of this, GW maintained its support for the Zionist colonial project and the murder of Palestinians by surveying and putting up physical barriers meant to divide us while attempting to hide behind their liberal guide of being the so called revolutionary. Shame. Yay. The students know that the university is not here to support them, but only to oppress them. But what have we done? We've created our own liberation zone for people who love it. We are creating a microcosm of the world that we want to live in, centered around collective responsibility, ensuring that everyone has their needs met and that justice is maintained not through force, but through culture and community support. Knowledge and education are here for all. Health care access is for all. Art is for all. Solidarity is for all who take care of each other. The university wants you to believe that this space is not possible, and they have taken every attempt to shut it down. But we proved that if we don't get justice, we will be the ones to shut them down. This is not just a world of our imagination. It's material, and we are having a material impact not just on people in our local community, but in Philistine. We are free once everyone is free. Will all the accuse line up. These have been the charges against GW and its many agents of oppression. We know we will find no accountability provided by GW. Is that a surprise to any of us? No. Starting off with GWPD. On the charges of prioritizing private property over freedom of speech and participating in the armed repression of anti Zionist activism. The people find you guilty. To the motherfucking guillotine. The board of trustees, on the charges of having a vested interest in the genocide of Palestinian people as they profit off of Zionist weapons and purchases that he must use to divest from apartheid as they line their pockets. The people find you Guilty. Just like you're a king. President Greenberg, on the charges of using our tuition dollars to fund genocide and selling students out to Zionist interest, the people find you. Guilty. And you already know why I'm sending her her and her fuck ass boss. The SRR and Christie Anthony on the charges of targeting Palestinian and Arab students and pursuing discriminatory charges against anti Zionist speech, the people find you LG. Here. Colette Coleman On the charges of ordering the impression of student organizers and complicity and upholding the Zionist institution that portrayance, the people find you? It'll be. I'll put your head. Get out of here. Revolutionaries while silencing student speech? The people find you. PLT. PLT. PLT. PLT. PLT. PLT. PLT. PLT. PLT. PLT. PLT. PLT. PLT. PLT. PLT. PLT. PLT. The people have found the accused guilty on all charges. Quit your job. Quit your job. We forgot the most important one. No brains, Bracey. I don't even have to redo the charges. This motherfucker is guilty. Get out of here. Each Each of the accused are found guilty and are sentenced too as we have constantly demanded. To divest from companies selling tech and weapons for genocide in Gaza, to draft the charges against student organizers, to protect pro Palestinian speech on campus, and to end all academic partnerships with signing its institution. This people's time here has concluded and this university is guilty for a