‘Deeply Ashamed’ Larry Summers, Ex-Harvard Boss and Clinton/Obama Bigwig, Ducks Public Life as Epstein Ties Blow Up in His Face

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Folks, the Jeffrey Epstein sewer just keeps bubbling over, and once again the Democrats are the ones getting splashed while they scream “But Trump!” at the top of their lungs. Funny how that works.

The latest casualty is none other than Lawrence H. Summers: former Harvard president, Clinton Treasury Secretary, Obama economic guru, and all-around Democratic elite insider who apparently couldn't quit Jeffrey Epstein even after the whole world knew the guy was a convicted child-sex predator. 

On Monday night, Summers announced he's crawling into a hole and stepping back from public life. The Harvard Crimson broke the news with this gem of a statement from the man himself:

"I am deeply ashamed of my actions and recognize the pain they have caused. I take full responsibility for my misguided decision to continue communicating with Mr. Epstein. While continuing to fulfill my teaching obligations, I will be stepping back from public commitments as one part of my broader effort to rebuild trust and repair relationships with the people closest to me."

"Rebuild trust." Sure, Larry. Good luck with that after the House Oversight Committee just dumped seven years of your cozy emails with Epstein, running clear through 2019, long after his 2008 plea deal for soliciting prostitution from a minor and long after the Miami Herald exposed his underage trafficking operation.

We're talking banter about dating advice, Summers actually asking the creep whether he should send a note to some woman he had the hots for. Cringe doesn't even begin to cover it. Meanwhile, the same Democrat clown car that’s been screeching "Trump is Epstein’s best buddy!" for years can't explain why their own delegate Stacey Plaskett was texting the guy during a 2019 congressional hearing, or why Hakeem Jeffries turns into a stuttering wreck every time someone asks him about it. Watching Chuck Schumer and Jeffries flail around trying to defend their team is peak comedy gold.

Harvard, that former shining beacon on the hill, that has been a nonstop embarrassment factory lately, just added another stain to the rug. Summers says he'll keep teaching (of course he will; tenure is forever), but he's vanishing from the public stage. If my kid were enrolled in one of his classes right now, I'd be on the phone with the registrar faster than you can say "drop-add period."

Look, Summers has survived scandals before: remember when he got run out of the Harvard presidency in 2006 after daring to suggest there might be biological reasons men dominate some STEM fields? [A lot of us thought that one got twisted way out of context, but whatever.] But this Epstein mess is a different animal entirely. This one sticks.

The left spent years trying to glue Trump to Epstein with zero evidence that actually matters, and every time they yank on that thread they end up clotheslining their own guys: Bill Clinton on the Lolita Express flight logs, now Larry Summers swapping rom-com tips with a monster. Keep swinging, Democrats. You'Mire doing a bang-up job taking out your own roster while Trump just sits back and watches the self-own parade roll by.

As the old Southwest Airlines ads used to say… Wanna get away, Larry? Yeah, we bet you do.

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Harvard to hire LaWhore Vagistan to teach in gender studies program

Harvard’s gone and done it again, doubling down on the woke circus by hiring a drag queen, "LaWhore Vagistan," as a visiting professor in their Gender Studies program. No kidding, you heard that right. This isn't some late-night comedy skit; it's real life at America’s oldest university. 

The performer, whose actual name is Kareem Khubchandani, will be strutting into classrooms to teach courses like Queer Ethnography this fall and RuPaulitics: Drag, Race, and Desire in the spring. Yes, RuPaulitics. Apparently, that's a thing now.

According to the press release from Harvard's Studies of Women, Gender and Sexuality, Khubchandani snagged the 2025-2026 F.O. Matthiessen Visiting Associate Professor gig. 

This guy is already an associate professor at Tufts, splitting his time between Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies and Studies in Race, Colonialism, and Diaspora. He has also churned out books like Decolonize Drag and Ishtyle: Accenting Gay Indian Nightlife. His latest literary gem, Lessons in Drag: A Queer Manual for Academics, Artists, and Aunties, is billed as a "thought-provoking dialogue between scholar Kareem Khubchandani and his drag persona LaWhore Vagistan." It's described as a deep dive into how his drag act shapes his academic work and how his scholarship inspires his performances, from fashion to "aunties." 

Sure, it sounds like standard Ivy League fare. Harvard's undergrad tuition is only $56,550 per year, so why not teach deviant behavior to students?

But let's get to the name, because, wow, what a name. 

In a 2015 piece for Johns Hopkins University Press, Khubchandani interviewed his alter ego, LaWhore Vagistan, who explained the moniker with this gem: "My name is LaWhore Vagistan, my preferred pronouns are 'she' or 'aunty.' I chose 'LaWhore' because my family traces its origins to Pakistan: Lahore is an important city in Pakistan, and, well, I’m a bit of a whore. And Vagistan because I see the subcontinent as one, big, beautiful Vag ... istan. Close your eyes and visualize it: India is the uterus-vagina, Pakistan and Bangladesh are the ovaries, Afghanistan, Nepal, Burma, and Bhutan are the fallopian tubes, and Sri Lanka is a little floating labia." Subtle, right? I bet that's framed on a dorm wall somewhere in Cambridge.

Meanwhile, as Harvard's diving headfirst into this, President Trump is out there dangling a $2.4 billion carrot to pull the university out of its financial mess. On Tuesday, he said his administration is "close to finalizing" a deal to unfreeze federal grants for the Ivy League giant. The catch, however, is that Harvard must start running trade schools. "This would be a giant trade school, or series of trade schools. It would be run by Harvard," Trump said. "They would put up $500 million. Interest and everything else will go to that account, meaning, go to the trade school. And you know, it's a big investment in trade schools done by very smart people, and then their sins are forgiven." 

So, while Harvard is teaching RuPaulitics, Trump is pushing them to train plumbers and electricians. Talk about a culture clash.

You've got to hand it to Harvard, they're sticking to their guns, turning their campus into a shrine for every progressive pet project while the rest of the country wonders if they've lost their minds. LaWhore Vagistan lecturing on "Queer Ethnography" while trade schools might be coming to town? That's peak 2025 absurdity.

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Trump may take billions in grant money from Harvard and send it elsewhere

President Trump is at it again, taking aim at the elitist, anti-Semitic cesspool that is Harvard University. He has a bold plan to yank their federal funding and redirect it to something actually useful, and he is seriously thinking that might be trade schools. 

On Monday, Trump dropped a bombshell on Truth Social, signaling he’s had enough of Harvard’s nonsense.

“I am considering taking Three Billion Dollars of Grant Money away from a very anti-Semitic Harvard, and giving it to TRADE SCHOOLS all across our land,” Trump declared. “What a great investment that would be for the USA, and so badly needed!!!”

The guy loves exclamation points, doesn't he.

This comes hot on the heels of the administration’s escalating war with Harvard, the Ivy League’s poster child for woke dysfunction. 

Just days ago, the Department of Homeland Security pulled the trigger on the school's Student and Exchange Visitor Program certification, citing the university’s “pro-terrorist conduct from students on campus” and its cozy “collaboration” with the Chinese Communist Party. Naturally, the left-leaning academic elite are clutching their pearls and rushing to the courts to fight back.

Not one to back down, Trump doubled down in a follow-up post, oozing confidence that the feds will come out on top. “We are still waiting for the Foreign Student Lists from Harvard so that we can determine, after a ridiculous expenditure of BILLIONS OF DOLLARS, how many radicalized lunatics, troublemakers all, should not be let back into our Country,” he wrote. “Harvard is very slow in the presentation of these documents, and probably for good reason! The best thing Harvard has going for it is that they have shopped around and found the absolute best Judge (for them!) - But have no fear, the Government will, in the end, WIN!”

Let’s be real; Harvard’s been skating by on its name for too long, while fostering anti-American, anti-Semitic radicals and cozying up to foreign adversaries. Trump’s plan to redirect that cash to trade schools—where real Americans learn skills that actually keep the country running—is the kind of common-sense move we’ve come to expect from him. 

The left will scream, but as Trump says, the government will win, and so will America.

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Report Alleges that Harvard University Maintains Ties to Terror Proxy Groups

Harvard has gone from Ivy League to ideological swamp, and a new report from NGO Monitor is pulling no punches. Titled “Advocacy NGOs in Academic Frameworks: Harvard University Case Study,” this “preliminary” bombshell lays bare how the crimson elite are cozying up to anti-Zionist NGOs that might as well be printing propaganda for terrorist groups like the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP). 

Yes, that PFLP, [try saying that 3 times fast] an internationally designated terrorist group. 

Harvard’s academic centers, including the prestigious Harvard Law School, are apparently taking cues from groups like Al-Haq and Addameer, which Israel calls out as PFLP proxies. These NGOs are warping research and campus culture into a full-on anti-Zionist tilt.

Professor Gerald Steinberg, who co-authored the report with Dr. Adi Schwartz, isn’t mincing words: “The report demonstrates the major contribution from prominent advocacy NGOs to the atmosphere of propaganda and anti-Semitism at Harvard, particularly through frameworks claiming human rights agendas.” 

He’s sounding the alarm on “close cooperation” between these NGOs and Harvard’s academic programs, warning that this blurring of scholarship and activism is a five-alarm fire for academic integrity. Oh, and he’s got a kicker: “In this context, it is important to highlight the urgent need for transparency regarding funding for the NGOs and these Harvard academic frameworks.” 

Take the Harvard François-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights (FXB). Until recently, it was partnered with a West Bank institution and leans hard on anti-Zionist players like Amnesty International for its “research.” 

This crew’s obsessed with Gaza, dedicating 40% of its public events to the topic. Then there’s FXB director Mary T. Bassett, who the report calls out as a problem child. Steinberg and Schwartz write, “A review of her publication record reflects the absence of any expertise on health issues in conflict zones, in general, or regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in particular.” Yet, she’s out here pushing an anti-Israel agenda, like her since-deleted FXB website post just one week after Hamas’s Oct. 7, 2023, slaughter, moaning about “the potential genocide facing civilians in Gaza.” 

Yes, she was worried the, you know, Joooze! would retaliate after Hamas slaughtered 1,200 innocent Israelis, mostly civilians, and kidnapped 251 more, most of whom were raped, beaten, starved and many murdered in captivity.

Funny how genocide works when it comes to Gazans: their population increased since 1948 going from around 60 to 80 thousand back then to around 2.1 million this year. Somehow Gazan genocide works in reverse.

Over at Harvard Law’s International Human Rights Clinic (IHRC), it’s no better. They’re feeding research to a U.N. commission accused of anti-Semitic bias and employing instructors with ties to Amnesty International, which legal experts and Israeli officials slam for peddling “anti-Semitic blood libels.” 

The clinic’s basically a pipeline for NGO advocacy, with the report noting, “The clinic prides itself on finding jobs for its alumni at a variety of NGOs around the globe.” Translation: it’s a factory for churning out anti-Zionist foot soldiers.

This all comes as Harvard’s grappling with its reputation as a hotbed of anti-Semitism dressed up in progressive piety. President Trump didn’t hold back last month, blasting on Truth Social: “Harvard is an Anti-Semitic, Far Left Institute, as are numerous others, with students being accepted from all over the World that want to rip our Country apart.” 

He called it a “Liberal mess” and a “threat to democracy.” 

Harvard’s interim president Alan Garber tried to clean up the mess in April with a 300-page report on campus anti-Semitism, complete with an apology for failing Jewish students post-Oct. 7. “I am sorry for the moments when we failed to meet the high expectations we rightfully set for our community,” Garber said, admitting the university didn’t protect Jews like other minorities. He promised to make Harvard a place “where ideas are welcomed, entertained, and contested in the spirt of seeking truth; where argument proceeds without sacrificing dignity; and where mutual respect is the norm.” 

Noble words, but with NGOs like Al-Haq and Addameer pulling strings, good luck with that.

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Look, Harvard’s not just a school—it’s a cultural juggernaut. When it’s this deep in bed with groups tied to terrorist proxies, it’s not just a campus problem; it’s a national one. Time to shine a light on this mess before it festers further and smelly stuff bubbles up to the top.

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Crickets when Muslims kill Christians, Hindus, Druze and Jews, but there's screaming when Jews defend themselves

This is what Hamas wants to see

Isn't it bewildering how the geniuses at Ivy League schools like Columbia and Harvard demonstrate in the streets and on campuses in support of barbaric extremists who seek to destroy Israel, even after the Jewish States was attacked on October 7, 2023 by Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and others? They believe that they are the virtuous ones all while hiding their Jew hatred. Some hide it from themselves, some don't hide it at all.

No matter what "the Jews" do, they are always in the wrong. Even the attack on young people dancing at a music festival, killing 378 individuals, 344 who were civilians and 34 security personnel, according to The Times of Israel, wasn't enough to gain the sympathy of the haters. 

Then there was the kidnapping of 251 individuals, 221 of whom were civilians including foreign nationals, 24 soldiers, and Negev Bedouins.

The breakdown of the captives: 92 women and 36 children were among the hostages, including 9-month-old Kfir Bibas and his 4-year-old brother Ariel along with their mother, Shiri. There was another baby under a year old but the exact identity is not revealed.

Several elderly people were also kidnapped but the exact numbers vary.

But somehow it was the fault of the Jews, the so called 'occupiers' of a land they occupied before the geo-political religion of Islam was invented by a man who terrorized the Middle East, committed pedophilia, and hated the Jews.

Israel has been accused of genocide by the same dolts and propagandists who either hide the truth or refuse to see it. In the year Israel gained its independence, 1948, the non-Jewish population (mostly Arab Muslims, Arab Christians and Druze) was 156,000, By 1970, this population nearly tripled and by 1970 had climbed to 1,413,900. By 2015 it reached 2,078,000 and last year hit 2,653,000. If that's genocide, then we need to change the definition.

On the other hand, when you look at the countries in the Middle East, there are no Jews in most of them and so few in others you can get them all on a bus and head them out to Israel for relative safety.

Meanwhile, there are terrorist atrocities going on in the world like the ones perpetrated by Hamas against Israel and not one large US protest, to my knowledge, has taken place.

Just last month, on April 22nd, there was a jihadi attack at Pahalgam in the Jammu-Kashmir district in which 25 people were murdered and 20 injured. Most of the victims were tourists, one was Christian the others Hindu. There were no cries or demands for retribution at Columbia, Harvard or at any campus or street corner. Crickets.

In Nigeria during Easter, over 72 Christians were slaughtered by Muslims during a church service and earlier that month, over 60 Christians were murdered in the Plateau State. Again, nobody said 'boo.'

And we all know about the Syrian Civil War that began in 2011 that nobody at home here protested in spite of the fact that between 580,000 to 656,493 people were killed, as per the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR). The groups we know that were responsible was ISIS, al-Qaeda affiliates such as Jabhat al Nusra and Hayat Tahrir al Sham. 

Still the silence was deafening.

But boy oh boy, when Israel returns fire at missile launch sites that are embedded in civilian areas, and Hamas' human shields are killed or injured, it's the fault of the Jews. 

What are they supposed to do when fired upon? After all, they even warn civilians when the IAF plans to strike a building in Gaza, which probably gave the terrorists time to move hostages. 

People feel sympathy for dead Jews and hatred for the living ones. 

Jews are hated when they're poor; they're hated when they're rich. They are hated when they have no place to go--"those wandering Jews"--and they're hated when they have their Biblical land returned to them.

And the biggest haters of them all are the extremist Muslims. They will come for the Jews now and come for everyone else later if we sit back and watch.

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Harvard unveils their Anti-Semitism Task Force report and apology from their president

Harvard’s finally coughed up its big, bad report on campus anti-Semitism, and it’s a 300-page beast that lays bare the ugly truth about how the Ivory Tower fumbled the ball on protecting Jewish students after Hamas’s bloody Oct. 7, 2023, rampage in southern Israel. Alongside it, interim president Alan Garber’s tossing out an apology, admitting the school’s leaders screwed up big time in tackling the hate that’s been festering on campus.

The report, dropped Tuesday, doesn’t pull punches—it’s a brutal catalog of anti-Semitic garbage that’s been stinking up Harvard’s hallowed halls. From the Harvard Palestine Solidarity Committee (PSC) giving a thumbs-up to the Oct. 7 terrorist slaughter to some anti-Zionist faculty clique peddling a vile cartoon painting Jews as killers of people of color, it’s a mess. 

The report’s crystal clear: part of the problem is Harvard has been too spineless to give Jews the same anti-discrimination shield it hands out to other minorities like candy. It also has a laundry list of fixes to make Jewish life on campus less of a nightmare moving forward.

“I am sorry for the moments when we failed to meet the high expectations we rightfully set for our community. The grave, extensive impact of the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas assault on Israel and its aftermath had serious repercussions on campus,” Garber said, laying it on thick in the statement tied to the report.

 “Harvard cannot — and will not — abide bigotry. We will continue to provide for the safety and security of all members of our community and safeguard their freedom from harassment. We will redouble our efforts to ensure that the university is a place where ideas are welcomed, entertained, and contested in the spirit of seeking truth; where argument proceeds without sacrificing dignity; and where mutual respect is the norm.”

The crew behind the report—the Presidential Task Force on Combating Antisemitism and Anti-Israel Bias—isn’t just whining; they’re demanding Harvard get its act together. They’re pushing for a total overhaul: tweak admissions to force kids to rub elbows with folks they don’t vibe with, use pre-orientation to prep newbies for the big leagues of elite academia, tighten up “time and place” rules on protests so things don’t spiral into chaos, and make sure the discrimination watchdogs have a specialist who actually understands anti-Semitism and anti-Zionist bullcrap.

“It is clear to the task force that anti-Semitism and anti-Israel bias have been fomented, practiced, and tolerated not only at Harvard but also within academia more widely,” the report says, not mincing words. “We urge Harvard’s leadership, including the president, provost, deans, faculties, and offices of equity, diversity, inclusion, and belonging to become champions in the fight against anti-Semitism and anti-Israeli bias — first at Harvard, and then as a model for institutions of higher learning everywhere.”

They’re also saying Harvard needs to keep the task force around to make sure the school doesn’t just pay lip service to these changes. And they’re not stopping at anti-Semitism—they want the same fire in the belly to tackle anti-Muslim, anti-Arab, and anti-Palestinian hate, especially in hot-button fields like medicine, public health, and education. Perhaps if the Muslims, Arabs, and Palestinians would end their scripture-fueled anti-Semitism, this wouldn't be an issue. 

This report is landing as Harvard braces for a cage match with the Trump administration, which is choking off billions in federal funds over the school’s refusal to play ball on policies Team Trump says would make Harvard less of a woke dumpster fire and more merit-based. Trump himself hasn’t been shy, torching Harvard as a traitor to the American way.

“Harvard is an Anti-Semitic, Far Left Institute, as are numerous others, with students being accepted from all over the World that want to rip our Country apart,” Trump blasted on Truth Social Thursday. “The place is a Liberal mess, allowing a certain group of crazed lunatics to enter and exit the classroom and spew fake ANGER and HATE [sic]. It is truly horrific. Now, since our filings began, they act like they are all ‘American Apple Pie.’ Harvard is a threat to democracy.”

The school is scrambling to cover its bases, and this report—demanded by Trump’s crew on April 21—is part of that. They’ve already hit pause on a partnership with a West Bank school, shifted disciplinary processes to the president’s office (another Trump demand), and—get this—yanked funding for those segregated graduation ceremonies they’ve been running for years to prop up identity politics that spit in the face of American unity. 

Conservatives have been screaming forever that this woke nonsense is what’s been fueling campus anti-Semitism.

But the Harvard Jewish Alumni Alliance, born out of the post-Oct. 7 outrage, isn’t popping champagne yet. On Wednesday, they took to X, saying, “We appreciate the report’s identification of 3 problematic academic frameworks fueling campus anti-Semitism: denying Jewish connection to our ancestral homeland, embracing a distorted settler-colonialism framework, and refusing to recognize Jews as a historically vulnerable group. We now await concrete action plans from deans and meaningful implementation from President Garber, particularly regarding oversight of academic programs, accountability measures, and clear responsibility with metrics and public reporting.”

They’re not done: “We remain concerned that the report retreats to comfortable academic parlance about ‘balance’ and ‘constructive dialogue’ in the face of factually incorrect narratives. Let’s hope Harvard isn’t burying a serious problem in the spectacle of academia.”

Harvard’s got a long road ahead, and they're walking barefoot.

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Harvard covertly trained Chinese "Paramilitsry Organization" members AFTER US SANCTIONED IT OVER UYGHUR GENOCIDE

Harvard University, that bastion of Ivy League prestige, has been caught with its hand in a very murky cookie jar—quietly training members of a Chinese paramilitary group tied to the Uyghur genocide, even after the U.S. slapped sanctions on it. 

[H/T The Washington Free Beacon]

The Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps (XPCC), a Chinese Communist Party (CCP) subordinate described by the Trump administration as a “paramilitary organization,” got cozy with Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health not once, but twice post-sanctions, in 2023 and 2024. Now, one expert warns, Harvard could be staring down “a big legal problem.” 

Let's hope that expert is correct.

It all started innocently enough—or so Harvard would have you believe. 

Way back in 2019, the Chan School launched an annual health financing course with Beijing’s National Health Security Administration (NHSA), training Chinese government staffers. A blog post at the time proudly noted XPCC officials from Xinjiang were among the inaugural class. But when conservative outlet The Washington Free Beacon came knocking, that tidbit mysteriously vanished from the site, like it never happened.

The Trump administration hit the XPCC with sanctions in 2020 for its role in “serious rights abuses against ethnic minorities in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region,” where China’s been accused of mass detentions, forced sterilizations, and worse. 

You’d think that would be a red line for Harvard. Nope. 

The university obstinately continued training XPCC officials, first in 2023 (flagged by Strategy Risks in a damning report, “Beijing Exercises Strong Influence Over Multiple Areas of Harvard University”) and again in 2024, a detail buried on the NHSA’s website and unreported until now.

One might think of this as a symbolic flipping of "the bird" to the U.S. government.

This isn’t just a PR hiccup. Hudson Institute senior fellow Michael Sobolik told the outlet that Harvard’s playing with fire. “It’s one thing to partner with the XPCC before the U.S. government declared a genocide in Xinjiang. It’s another thing entirely to continue that cooperation afterwards,” he said.

 “Harvard officials should have known that training the XPCC risked complicity in Beijing’s atrocities against Uyghurs and other ethno-religious minorities. Either they didn’t, and it’s gross negligence—or they did, and it’s beyond the pale. Either way, Harvard may have a big legal problem.” Sanctions mean U.S. entities can’t engage with the XPCC, and violations could bring hefty fines—hundreds of thousands of dollars, potentially.

Harvard’s already in hot water, with the Trump administration freezing over $2 billion in federal funding for its failure to tackle campus anti-Semitism. Now this? The timing’s brutal, but hey, they deserve it.

When pressed, Stephanie Simon, the Chan School’s dean for communications, pointed the finger at China. “Each year, the NHSA invites the local officials who administer health insurance and elder care programs in each administrative region of China. In Xinjiang, that often includes officials from the XPCC,” she said. The trainings, she claimed, are broad, drawing “50 or 60 local officials from across China, with just one or two from each administrative region.” Instructors? A global mix, not just Harvard folks. 

Simon insisted the goal is noble: “To build capacity for public officials across China to create effective insurance programs with sustainable financial models so that all people across China can get access to high-quality health care.”

As for that scrubbed 2019 blog post? Simon shrugged it off as part of a website redesign that ditched “an enormous quantity of old content” across the school’s sites “several months ago.” Convenient.

Harvard’s no stranger to Beijing’s orbit. Between 2019 and 2022, it pocketed nearly $70 million from Chinese entities—more than from any other country, per U.S. Department of Education data. The Chan School itself got a $350 million windfall in 2014 from the Morningside Foundation, controlled by the Chan family—Hong Kong tycoons with deep CCP ties. The school was renamed after their late patriarch, though Harvard swears the gift was “unsolicited, unrestricted, and unexpected.”

The university’s China ties run deeper still. Its health partnership includes seven Chinese universities, six flagged by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute as security risks due to their People’s Liberation Army connections. Three—Sichuan, Xi’an Jiaotong, and Tsinghua—are neck-deep in Chinese defense tech, including the nuclear program. Oh, and in 2022 alone, Harvard trained “188 senior national and provincial-level government officials” from China’s NHSA. That’s not a seminar; that’s a pipeline.

Harvard’s response? It’s all about “advancing the school’s mission of improving health and well-being for all,” Simon said. But when you’re training a sanctioned paramilitary outfit linked to genocide, that mission starts looking like a tightrope walk over a legal and moral abyss.

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Trump team to audit $9,000,000,000 in Harvard grants, contracting anti-Semitism

Harvard University, once a towering beacon of intellectual rigor, now stands trembling at the edge of a self-inflicted abyss, its prestige unraveling like a cheap suit in a storm, or falling away like toilet paper on a shoe.

U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon, a figure whose steely resolve could make even the most sanctimonious progressive squirm, has laid down the gauntlet with devastating precision: “Harvard’s failure to protect students on campus from anti-Semitic discrimination—all while promoting divisive ideologies over free inquiry—has put its reputation in serious jeopardy.” 

And so it has. 

The Trump administration, never one to mince words or dawdle in the face of moral rot, declared on a crisp Monday that it would launch a “comprehensive review” of the $9 billion in federal grants and contracts propping up this faltering Ivy League titan—all because Harvard couldn’t muster the spine to shield its Jewish students from a rising tide of bigotry.

The machinery of accountability is already in motion. A joint task force—comprising the Departments of Education and Health and Human Services, alongside the U.S. General Services Administration—has pledged to dissect “more than $255.6 million in contracts between Harvard University, its affiliates and the federal government,” not to mention “more than $8.7 billion in multi-year grant commitments.” These are numbers so astronomical they could fund a small nation, yet they’ve been squandered on an institution that seems more enamored with ideological posturing than safeguarding its own. 

McMahon, with a clarity that cuts through the fog of academic self-delusion, reflected on Harvard’s legacy: “Harvard has served as a symbol of the American dream for generations—the pinnacle aspiration for students all over the world to work hard and earn admission to the storied institution.” But then came the hammer blow: “Harvard’s failure to protect students on campus from anti-Semitic discrimination—all while promoting divisive ideologies over free inquiry—has put its reputation in serious jeopardy.”

Yet, ever the pragmatist, she offered a lifeline: “Harvard can right these wrongs and restore itself to a campus dedicated to academic excellence and truth-seeking, where all students feel safe on its campus.” A noble sentiment, though one wonders if Harvard’s leadership—steeped in the pieties of the age—has the stomach for such a return to first principles. 

Meanwhile, the announcement pointed to Columbia University, where a similar federal reckoning forced a list of nine Trump administration demands, including a ban on masked protests—an absurdity that should never have needed banning. Columbia’s interim president, caught in the crosshairs of this mess, fled the scene on a Friday, perhaps retreating to ponder the wreckage over a consolatory cup of latte.

The U.S. agencies are not playing games. They’ve signaled they could slap stop-work orders on Harvard’s contracts or, if the university’s noncompliance with federal rules is laid bare, sever the financial umbilical cord entirely. Josh Gruenbaum, commissioner of the Federal Acquisition Service, put it with a firmness that brooks no dissent: “This administration has proven that we will take swift action to hold institutions accountable if they allow antisemitism to fester. We will not hesitate to act if Harvard fails to do so.” Here is a rare instance of government speaking plainly, without the usual varnish of equivocation.

So Harvard stands at a precipice, its fate dangling like a condemned man awaiting the noose. Will it summon the courage to confront its failures, or will it sink further into the morass of cowardice and conformity? The answer lies not in the stars, but in the choices of those who roam its ivy-clad corridors—choices that, for now, seem woefully out of reach.

Especially out of reach for the moral cowards.

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Trump administration starts anti-Semitism investigations into 55 universities

Linda McMahon, US Education Secretary

The United States Department of Education (DOE) has unleashed a fusillade against the festering sore of campus anti-Semitism, adding dozens of colleges and universities to its list of institutions facing investigation for civil rights violations. 

This is no mere bureaucratic shuffle, but a reckoning for those elite bastions of learning that have allowed the poison of Jew-hatred to seep into their not so hallowed halls.

“The department is deeply disappointed that Jewish students studying on elite US campuses continue to fear for their safety amid the relentless anti-Semitic eruptions that have severely disrupted campus life for more than a year,” declared Education Secretary Linda McMahon on Monday, her words cutting through the fog of moral equivocation like a blade. “US colleges and universities benefit from enormous public investments funded by US taxpayers. That support is a privilege, and it is contingent on scrupulous adherence to federal anti-discrimination laws.” 

One can almost hear the echoes of a bygone era when such plain speaking was the norm, not the exception.

McMahon named 55 institutions—public and private—in this latest salvo, a roster that includes the likes of Harvard University, Swarthmore College, Drexel University, and Princeton University. These are not new names to those who have tracked the rising tide of anti-Semitic filth lapping at the shores of American academia. 

At Harvard, the rot runs deep. 

Since Hamas’s barbaric invasion of Israel on October 7, 2023, the university has become a grotesque carnival of anti-Semitic excess. Its law school student government issued a resolution falsely accusing Israel of genocide—a libel as old as it is vicious. Students quoted terrorists during an “Apartheid Week” event in April, while dozens of students and faculty joined an illegal pro-Hamas encampment, rubbing shoulders with a group that peddled an anti-Semitic cartoon straight out of Der Stürmer’s playbook. Many openly cheered Hamas’s atrocities—sexual assault, child abduction, the full medieval panoply—while a mob, led by the president of the Harvard Law Review no less, hounded a Jewish student, shrieking “Shame! Shame! Shame!” into his ears. 

Harvard fought like a cornered rat to discredit lawsuits alleging its complicity in this discriminatory cesspit, eventually settling some out of court. But Shabbos Kestenbaum, a graduate of the Harvard Divinity and with a backbone of steel, refused to let the university slink away from accountability. 

Swarthmore College offers its own tableau of disgrace. There, Students for Justice in Palestine stormed Parrish Hall garbed as Hamas fighters, their faces swathed in keffiyehs like latter-day bandits. They bellowed slogans through bullhorns, battered locked doors, and tried to breach offices barricaded against their fury. Their comrades smuggled food past security’s lockdown, while others sparked a physical clash with guards, hurling expletives like shrapnel. The administration finally barred SJP from campus, but only after the damage was done—a belated gesture that reeks of cowardice.

Drexel University in Philadelphia saw its own “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” in May, a spectacle so overrun with outsiders that the campus had to be locked down. Weeks earlier, the Raymond G. Perelman Center for Jewish Life was defaced by cowardly masked vandals who tore away letters spelling out Perelman’s name—an act of petty spite amid a broader surge of antisemitic hate crimes across the nation.

Then there’s Princeton, where the Department of Near Eastern Studies peddles a book accusing the Israel Defense Forces of “maiming” Palestinians and harvesting their organs. This is not scholarship; it is blood libel dressed up as academic inquiry, a sinister echo of medieval anti-Semitic tropes. The International Legal Forum rightly called it out for what it is: a conspiratorial smear designed to inflame hatred.

The Trump administration, since taking office in January, has moved with a speed and decisiveness that shames its predecessors. On Friday, it yanked $400 million in funding from Columbia University, a sharp rebuke to a school accused of sheltering antisemitic faculty, students, and staff. Before that, President Trump issued an executive order that promises to wield “all appropriate legal tools to prosecute, remove, or otherwise … hold to account perpetrators of unlawful antisemitic harassment and violence.” 

One provision targets “alien” student extremists for deportation—those who have lent intellectual and material succor to groups like Hamas, fueling the campus chaos. A federal judge in Manhattan has stalled this in one case, involving a Columbia alumnus nabbed by ICE for orchestrating the Hamilton Hall takeover last spring. 

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Trump, unbowed, took to Truth Social: “This is the first of many to come. We know there are more students at Columbia and other universities across the country who have engaged in pro-terrorist, antisemitism, anti-American activity, and the Trump Administration will not tolerate it. Many are not students, they are paid agitators. We will find, apprehend, and deport these terrorist sympathizers from our country—never to return again.”

Here is a government that grasps what the chattering classes refuse to see: that this is not a matter of hurt feelings or academic squabbles, but a civilizational struggle against those who would cheer the slaughter of innocents and call it justice. The universities, bloated with taxpayer largesse, have had their day of reckoning deferred too long. Let it come now, and let it be thorough.

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Trump's task force to visit Columbia and 9 other schools to combat anti-Semitism

The Trump administration's task force slated to combat pro-Hamas Jew-hatred will be visiting Columbia University in New York City and nine other schools that have been supporting Hamas since they massacred around 1,200 Israelis and kidnapped 251 others on October 7, 2023, the DoJ announced Friday.

Leo Terrell, the leader of a special task force and a senior advisor to the assistant attorney general for civil rights, told 10 universities on Thursday that they might have broken federal laws. The Justice Department says these schools didn’t do enough to stop Jewish students and teachers from facing unfair treatment, which is against the law. Terrell explained that his team, made up of people from different government agencies, will talk to university bosses, affected students and workers, local police, and people in the community to learn more about what’s been happening. He’ll also look into whether the schools need to take any steps to fix the problem or punish anyone involved.

"The President, Attorney General Pamela Bondi, and the entire Administration are committed to ensuring that no one should feel unsafe or unwelcome on campus because of their religion," Terrell said. "The Task Force’s mandate is to bring the full force of the federal government to bear in our effort to eradicate Anti-Semitism, particularly in schools. These visits are just one of many steps this Administration is taking to deliver on that commitment."

The Justice Department launched the task force earlier this month "to root out anti-Semitic harassment in schools and on college campuses." It stems from an executive order President Donald Trump signed in January intended to take "forceful and unprecedented steps to combat anti-Semitism."

Four of the schools slated for a visit by the task force—Columbia, the University of California, Berkeley, Northwestern University, and the University of Minnesota—are also facing investigations from the Department of Education, which launched probes into "widespread anti-Semitic harassment" at the schools just two weeks into Trump’s second term. A fifth school, Portland State University, is also part of the investigation but isn’t included in the task force’s visits . . . yet.

Columbia, in particular, has faced ongoing anti-Semitic incidents. On Wednesday, two anti-Semitic student groups—Columbia University Apartheid Divest and Columbia’s Students for Justice in Palestine chapter—led a mob of student Jew haters who stormed a campus building at Columbia’s sister school, Barnard College and clashed with security guards, sending one to the hospital.

The group also held a dean captive, covered up security cameras, broke into an office, vandalized walls, and forced class cancellations. In other words, they committed acts of terrorism but were short of killing anyone at this point in time.

The scum-buckets got off scot-free after the cowardly enabling administration promised not to pursue disciplinary action, and even shielded them from police as they exited the building after occupying it for over six hours. They also agreed to continue negotiations the next day in a private meeting. 

It isn't know whether the administration plans to dry clean their keffiyehs, but it shouldn't surprise anyone if they did.

The student radicals were pressuring the Barnard administration to reverse its decision to expel two students who were involved in another anti-Semitic incident at Columbia. The pair were among a group of pro-Hamas agitators who rushed into an Israeli history class and targeted Jewish students with anti-Semitic flyers.

A week later, anti-Israel student radicals dumped cement into a campus building’s sewage system and apparently got away with the dastardly deed.

At Berkeley, a violent protest last year erupted over a scheduled speech by an Israeli lawyer, Ran Bar-Yoshafat, the Free Beacon reported. During the event, which had to be canceled due to the violence, mobs of anti-Semitic students choked a female student attendee, spit in another’s face, and shouted, "Jew, Jew, Jew."

During the anti-Israel protests at Northwestern last year, demonstrators, some of whom were from the Middle East, defaced the Star of David and chanted that Jews should "go back to Germany," even those that were born in the US, among other stupid anti-Semitic incidents. 

Northwestern is also giving free legal defense to a group of anti-Israel morons who orchestrated a blockade at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport, highlighting a perceived inconsistency in addressing discriminatory practices on campus.

At the University of Minnesota, anti-Israel student radicals stormed a campus building in October, used furniture to barricade exit doors, trapped staff inside, and demanded divestment from the Jewish state, but allow cool Israeli inventions to continue [see video].

Harvard University and the University of California, Los Angeles are also among the universities the task force is visiting.

Jewish students at Harvard accused the Ivy League university of becoming a "bastion of anti-Semitism" in a January 2024 lawsuit. 

The day after Trump’s inauguration, the school settled the lawsuit, agreeing to discipline students who target "Zionists" and adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s definition of anti-Semitism. 

In November, anti-Israel/anti-Semitic protesters chanted, "Zionists are not welcome here," outside of Harvard’s Hillel when it hosted a speech by former Israel Defense Forces spokesman Ronen Manelis. The university also refused to cooperate with law enforcement investigating an assault on a Jewish student last September.

At UCLA, the school’s Students for Justice in Palestine chapter vandalized the home of a Jewish University of California regent on Feb. 5. The university has also faced accusations that it was allowing anti-Semitism to run rampant. In August, a federal judge blasted the university for standing around doing nothing as anti-Semites prevented Jewish students from accessing portions of campus.

The task force will also be visiting George Washington University, Johns Hopkins University, NYU, and the University of Southern California.

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Cornell U. Pres. Martha Pollack quits after her miserable failure to keep Hamasshole supporters in check

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Cornell University President Martha Pollack, 65, is quitting her post after a 7-year stint at the Ivy League school in Utica, NY. Her retreat follows months of Nazi-esque, Hamas-inspired, anti-Semitic riots and threats to Jewish students who are guilty of being born Jewish. [H/T NY Post.]

Pollack claims her running away, effective June 30, has nothing to do with the bone-headed, racist protests and clear displays of anti-Semitism on campus, and insisted she considered announcing her quitting in the fall and winter. And if you believe that, you might also believe that flying fish actually fly.

“I had to pause because of events on our and/or on other campuses,” Pollack said in her resignation words released Thursday.

“I understand that there will be lots of speculation about my decision, so let me be as clear as I can: This decision is mine and mine alone.” Not to mention her inability to quell the illegal protests by the low information leftists, one of whom, an engineering student, recently was arrested for threatening to kill Jews last October.

Cornell provost Michael Kotlikoff will serve as interim president beginning July 1 until another leftist gets the permanent position.

A Cornell history professor, Russell Rickford, said of the blood thirsty, horrific Oct. 7 attack by Hamas on Israel that it was "energizing" and "exhilarating." If that's what gets this scumbag moist, he needs to get his butt over to Gaza, put his money where his mouth is and help his Hamasshole buddies.

Just like Pollack's mishandling of Cornell, the presidents of the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard were ousted, and Minouche Shafik of Columbia University in Manhattan is facing the heat with their situation.

“Cornell has been a campus in turmoil, seemingly rudderless in the face of growing anti-Semitism fed by hyper-aggressive anti-Israel activism, including an encampment that remains in the main quad,” said Cornell Law School professor William Jacobson, founder of the right-leaning EqualProtect.org.

“The Board also needs to introduce diversity of viewpoint among the faculty, which has become a monoculture and echo chamber of far left ideology, with almost no dissenting voices left,” he said.

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Columbia U's DEI head Alade McKen hit with plagiarism allegations

"Plagiarism saves time" --Stephen Hawking

"Another one bites the dust" [a song by John Deacon formerly of Queen--I don't want to get bagged for plagiarism] in the DEI elite university community. Yes, another scholar of sorts has been accused of plagiarism.

Alade McKen the chief DEI officer of Columbia University Irving Medical Center had been accused of doing the Wikipedia research for his PhD and did not cite sources, as reported by the Washington Free Beacon.

The Free Beacon published a bombshell report regarding the anonymous claims made against McKen in his 163-page dissertation, "UBUNTU I am because we are: A case study examining the experiences of an African-centered Rites of Passage program within a community-based organization." 

The allegations claim that about 20 percent of McKen's dissertation was lifted from Wikipedia and there are more than two pages nearly verbatim facsimile of the websites'  entry on ‘Afrocentric education,’ which is not cited anywhere in the dissertation," the Free Beacon wrote.

So first they came for Claudine Gay of Harvard and now they're coming for Alade McKen of Columbia. I wonder whether they should come for Jill Biden next.

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Oct. 7 was just the beginning Iran and Hamas warn: the plotting sickens

Sinwar before he went into hiding waving goodbye before hiding in tunnels

It's no secret Muslims are taught to hate the Jews and to distrust Christians. It's in their scripture and taught in  UNRWA-financed schools and madrassas in the Middle East. So it should come as no surprise to learn that Iran-backed jihad groups plan to turn the Islamic "holy" month of Ramadan into the "second phase of October 7" and torch the Middle East, as Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant asserted on Tuesday.

"The main goal of Hamas is to take Ramadan, with an emphasis on the Temple Mount and Jerusalem, and turn it into the second phase of their plan that began on October 7. This is the main goal of Hamas, and it is being amplified by Iran and Hezbollah,” Gallant said following a situational assessment at the Israel Defense Forces' Central Command, which is responsible for Judea and Samaria.

"We cannot let them have this, and that means we need to do everything we can to bring calm to the area," Gallant continued. "We must not give Hamas what it failed to achieve during the beginning of the war and [let it achieve] 'unity of the battlefields,'" he said, referring to the Hamasshole's attempts to spark a multi-front war.

If Hamas had its way, they would rename the month "The Ramadan Bomb-a-thon." Since starting the war with the barbaric attack on Israeli civilians [mostly], the violence continued to escalate across northwestern Negev on October 7. 

A total of 41 Israeli airstrikes have been carried out in the West Bank since the start of the war, as well as more than 200 counter-terror operations in Palestinian towns. Jews fighting back after being attacked has angered not only the Muslim communities across the globe, but also leftist students attending Islamic-funded universities in Western nations.

For example, between 2014 and 2019, over $5 billion was donated to US schools by Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE. We see the impact this had when observing the anti-Semitism and anti-Zionist demonstrations have been occurring in such formerly prestigious schools like Cornell ($1.2 billion), Harvard ($894 million), and MIT ($859 million), just to name a few.

Judea and Samaria  saw a dramatic rise in terrorist attacks in 2023 compared to the previous year, with shootings reaching their highest level since the Second Intifada of 2000-05, IDF data shows.

Since October 7, around 3,300 Palestinian terror suspects have been captured in arrest raids throughout the Judea and Samaria and the Jordan Valley, including more than 1,350 who were associated with Hamas, the IDF said on Tuesday.

In the Gaza Strip, IDF forces are closing in on the position of Hamas' cowardly former leader Yahya Sinwar, The Washington Post reported on Tuesday, citing current and former Israeli officials familiar with the intelligence. Sinwar is believed to be hiding in tunnels below Khan Younis, where he has surrounded himself with human shields comprised of hostages taken on Oct. 7 and Palestinians who have been taken in by Hamas altogether.

"It's not about locating him, it's about doing something" without risking the lives of the hostages, one senior Israeli official told the newspaper.

However, the operation in Gaza cannot conclude until Sinwar is captured, killed, or removed from power, officials stressed to The Washington Post.

Speaking at a World Zionist Organisation conference in Jerusalem on Tuesday, IDF Spokesperson Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari vowed to get to Sinwar "dead or alive." 

"We are fighting Hamas from the north to the south," Hagari told attendees. "We will finish in Rafah; it is an important city – there are hostages in Rafah," Hagari was quoted as saying. The city of Rafah is the last Hamas stronghold in Gaza and could be the key to ending the war.

Our very own US Rear Adm. Rachel Levine responded with "Fighting is just so silly."

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Harvard's DEI chief does a "Clauding Gay" with 40 plagiarism accusations: report

Harvard University’s DEI maven [aka: chief diversity and inclusion officer] has been hit with dozens of plagiarism allegations tied to her academic work, in the spirit of the school's former disgraced president Claudine Gay. One of the plagiarism claims is that she failed to properly cite her husband's study.

The formerly prestigious school was handed an anonymous complaint on Monday listing at least 40 examples of alleged plagiarism by Sherri Ann Charleston dating back to 2009 — a decade before she joined Harvard. [H/T Washington Free Beacon.]

Other allegations include failing to properly cite the work of other scholars and not even referencing them in footnotes. It comes merely weeks after Claudine Gay had to resign due to over 50 allegations of plagiarism and the handling of campus anti-Semitism.

LaVar Charleston

According to the Beacon, which conducted its own analysis of the complaint, Charleston allegedly quoted or paraphrased a dozen scholars without adequate attribution in her 2009 dissertation at the University of Michigan. 

The complaint also alleges that she ultimately took credit for a study that her husband, LaVar Charleston wrote in 2012.  He is currently the deputy vice chancellor for DEI at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. That alleged instance of plagiarism came after she rehashed large portions of her husband’s paper in a peer-reviewed article they co-authored in 2014, according to the complaint.

That article, published in the Journal of Negro Education in 2014, had the same findings, method and survey subject descriptions included in Charleston’s husband’s original paper, the complaint charges. In other words, they didn't even take the time to interview new subjects to verify data.

Reps for Harvard did not respond to The Beacon on whether they were probing the claims.

According to the outlet, the complaint was reportedly filed with the University of Michigan and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. So maybe even Mister Charleston is in hot water.

It looks like plagiarism is the new DEI.

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Israeli Defense Forces eliminated only 20% to 30% of Hamassholes

A Major Hamasshole Pastime

It looks like Israel has only eliminated between 20 and 30 percent of violent Hamasshole terrorists in Gaza, the Wall Street Journal reported Sunday. 

More needs to be done.

While the neutralizing of the Hamas anti-Semites make Harvard, UPenn, NYU, and MIT students [among many others] angry, it also makes a clear statement: Jews are not so easy to f*** with anymore. They will not march into the gas chambers without a fight. They will not stand by when the Jewish State is mercilessly attacked, their children murdered, beheaded, burned or taken hostage, raped, or mutilated, their women and men slaughtered merely for being Jewish.

But the anti-Semites are calling for a ceasefire by Israel, not so much for Hamas to do the same. The Jew-haters are claiming Israel is committing genocide in spite of the amazing growth of the people of Gaza from several hundred thousand to several million, while the Jewish populations across the Middle East has practically reached zero.

It's estimated that Hamas' numbers were about 30,000 terrorists. Last week, the IDF reported that about 9,000 of them had been killed.

It's a good start.

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Jewish students file discrimination suit against Harvard for "enabling anti-Semitism"

A group of Jewish Harvard students have filed a federal discrimination lawsuit against the DEI-centric, anti-Semitic school. The suit claims university officials employ a "double standard" where other groups are protected from harassment and discrimination, but they do not do this when it comes to Jewish students who are targeted.

[H/T The NY Post.]

The suit was filed Wednesday night and alleges that Harvard has allowed students and faculty who have been accused of anti-Semitic act to remain on campus, adding that one time even gave a mob of pro-Palestinian demonstrators with "burritos and candy."

“Harvard’s anti-Semitism cancer — as a past Harvard president termed it — manifests itself as a double standard invidious to Jews,” the lawsuit reads, which was filed in Boston federal court.

“Harvard selectively enforces its policies to avoid protecting Jewish students from harassment, hires professors who support anti-Jewish violence and spread antisemitic propaganda, and ignores Jewish students’ pleas for protection.”

The lawsuit argues that the university “permits students and faculty to advocate, without consequence, the murder of Jews, and the destruction of Israel, the only Jewish country in the world.

“Meanwhile, Harvard requires students to take a training class that warns that they will be disciplined if they engage in ‘sizeism,’ ‘fatphobia,’ ‘racism,’ ‘transphobia’ or other disfavored behavior.”

In addition, and very importantly, the suit said that Harvard officials have  “been aware of its anti-Semitism for years, but its response has been, to say the least, clearly unreasonable and totally unacceptable in not just tolerating, but enabling anti-Semitism.”

The suit goes on to say that even prior to the October 7 attack by the Hamassholes on Israeli citizens, the group Harvard Out of Palestine “led a relentless campaign against retired Israeli Major Gen. Amos Yadlin, a senior fellow at Harvard Kennedy School of Government” in which students marched through campus in April 2022, banging on drums and using a megaphone to accuse Yadlin of being personally responsible for “genocide.”

Obviously, not only do Harvard students and most other college students in the U.S., not understand what genocide is, they are ignorant, willfully and otherwise, to what Hamas pledges against Israel and Jews in the diaspora. 

Wednesday’s suit comes amid a Congressional investigation into the reports of anti-Semitism on Harvard's campus. The House Committee on Education and the Workforce has demanded Harvard hand over all documents related to Jewish students and anti-Semitism on campus.

It is giving the university just two weeks to comply.

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Job-scared MIT president tap dances after anti-Semitic colleagues "resign"

The Stooges

Only now does the woke president of MIT want to take decisive actions against anti-Semitism. Now that she and two of her female school president colleagues shamefully testified in front of Congress about their respective school policies regarding harassment and threats, does Susan Kornbluth want to walk it back and pretend she isn't woke, isn't willing to swallow her own Jewish background for the religion of the left.

Unless you've recently returned from a trip to the International Space Station, you know about the situation whereby Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) asked the presidents of Harvard, University of Pennsylvania, and MIT if calling for the genocide of Jews constituted a violation of their school's policy. This comes after the October 7 barbaric attack on Israel that killed over 1,200 Israelis. 

Not one of them had the guts to agree that it was harassment to call for the genocide of all the Jews, which obviously goes against their respective schools' policies. Jewish students had to lock themselves away from the pro-Hamassholes banging on the doors trying to get at them.

Liz Magill of UPenn was the first to resign after various wealthy alumni refused to donate to the schools in the future. And while most of them were Jewish, there was a significant number who aren't but refused to go along with the Hamasshole-supporting left.

So Magill "resigned" and just this week Gay of Harvard also resigned, but she did it without the insight and class that a person in that position ought to show. Instead, she chalked it up, not to her alleged plagiarism, her anemic academic publications that were also likely plagiarized, and her Capitol Hill performance, instead, she pulled the race card from her nether regions where Al Sharpton keeps his, and blamed it on her skin color.

Now MIT's Kornbluth is promising to take "proactive measures" to combat anti-Semitism wherever she finds it on campus. 

If a Jew is hiding behind a tree she will not call for a Muslim to come and kill him, instead she will take measures to protect his right to not be killed because with Magill and Gay gone, she's a changed woman.

“We have been listening to our community and working steadily for many weeks to identify the issues that most urgently need our attention,” Kornbluth wrote in a letter to the school. “As we begin this new year, I want to name the challenges I’m seeing and hearing about, and put us on a path to solving them together.”

Is she freaking kidding? She had to listen to her community to know right from wrong; good from evil? Anti-Semitism isn't new at MIT and it certainly isn't new at Harvard and UPenn. Their racism is historic and it isn't going to go away with committees Kornbluth now wants to form.

She didn't just wake up to these problems--she's part of the problem and houses must be cleaned of this dirt.

Two down, one to go--at least for now.

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UPDATE: Harvard Pres.Claudine Gay resigns

UPDATE: Since first posting about the impending resignation of Claudine Gay as president of Harvard, she has since resigned and plans to stay on faculty. Below the post originally written is her resignation letter which comes from FoxNews.com. 

Harvard University president Claudine Gay has been under fire for her serial plagiarism allegations and refusing to admit that calling for the genocide of Israel and the Jews is harassment under Harvard guidelines. In reality, if Gay were a student rather than the school president, she’d be out on her ear.

Well it looks as if it got too hot in the kitchen and Gay is expected to resign this afternoon, Tuesday, according to anonymous sources. [Usually anon sources shouldn’t be trusted but in this case, they obviously have their jobs to consider.]

If the resignation does go through, it will be the shortest Harvard presidency in its 387 year history, according to the Harvard Crimson. 

The Boston Globe reported that Harvard’s provost, Dr. Alan Garber, will become interim president, possibly because Doctor Jill Biden was unavailable to answer the call.

Gay has been accused of plagiarizing myriad academic documents all while refusing to condemn the genocide of the Jewish people. She is a fine example of why affirmative action should be in the dustbin of civilization. 

You know she's going to take a parting shot at conservatives in her farewell speech and make herself the victim, not those she victimized. 

Two down, one to go.

Gay’s letter:

"This is not a decision I came to easily. Indeed, it has been difficult beyond words because I have looked forward to working with so many of you to advance the commitment to academic excellence that has propelled this great university across centuries. But, after consultation with members of the Corporation, it has become clear that it is in the best interests of Harvard for me to resign so that our community can navigate this moment of extraordinary challenge with a focus on the institution rather than any individual.

"It is a singular honor to be a member of this university, which has been my home and my inspiration for most of my professional career. My deep sense of connection to Harvard and its people has made it all the more painful to witness the tensions and divisions that have riven our community in recent months, weakening the bonds of trust and reciprocity that should be our sources of strength and support in times of crisis. Amidst all of this, it has been distressing to have doubt cast on my commitments to confronting hate and to upholding scholarly rigor—two bedrock values that are fundamental to who I am—and frightening to be subjected to personal attacks and threats fueled by racial animus.

"I believe in the people of Harvard because I see in you the possibility and the promise of a better future. These last weeks have helped make clear the work we need to do to build that future—to combat bias and hate in all its forms, to create a learning environment in which we respect each other’s dignity and treat one another with compassion, and to affirm our enduring commitment to open inquiry and free expression in the pursuit of truth," Gay wrote. "I believe we have within us all that we need to heal from this period of tension and division and to emerge stronger. I had hoped with all my heart to lead us on that journey, in partnership with all of you. As I now return to the faculty, and to the scholarship and teaching that are the lifeblood of what we do, I pledge to continue working alongside you to build the community we all deserve."

She also wanted to say, “I have have but one life to live for my country." 

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Ex-law prof and Harvard grad says Claudine Gay made a career out of attacking black scholars

Winkfield Twyman Jr., [his parents seem rather cruel] is a former law professor and Harvard graduate. He says that people shouldn’t use the race card to defend Claudine Gay, the current president of Harvard University. He points out that Gay has made a career out of “disrupting” black male scholars.

Twyman is an ex-professor at the California Western School of Law in San Diego. He tore Gay a new on in a  Newsweek op-ed published Wednesday, where he said the attacks against the alleged plagiarist are “well deserved” and not “racial in nature,” as some try to claim.

Twyman specifically discussed the intense blowback the alleged plagiarist has faced in recent weeks after she refused to condemn calls for the genocide of Jews during a congressional hearing and amid claims she has plagiarized the work of fellow professors at points in her career.

“And yet, many are coming to her defense. Having finally got their wish of a black president of Harvard, Harvard seems unwilling to let her go,” he said, adding that the “racial wagons” have been circled around Gay ever since, but not mentioning the notion that Barack Obama may have a hand in protecting her because of her skin color.

“This is not only misguided, but deeply ironic. Did you know that Claudine Gay during her Harvard career has repeatedly targeted and disrupted the careers of prominent black male professors?” 

Sounds like she’s a misandrist when it comes to her own race.

Twyman, who authored the race-related book “Letters in Black and White: A New Correspondence on Race in America,” claimed Gay axed Ronald S. Sullivan Jr as dean of Harvard’s Winthrop House in 2019 after he joined Harvey Weinstein’s legal team.

Why, it’s almost as if she cannot tell the difference between an attorney and a client.

Twyman also said that Gay coordinated a “witch hunt” against economics professor Roland G. Fryer Jr. after his research into the killings of unarmed black men in Houston, Texas, found no racial disparities. She didn’t like his results so she attacked him rather than refuting his findings with a reasonable rebuttal. Gay got the Harvard gig not on her merit, but on her skin color, so that must be a sore point for her when a study shows little difference between races, and that makes her a racist, doesn’t it?

“He [Fryer] made the mistake of undercutting the racial narrative that the Left has adopted, and as a result, Gay did her best to remove all of his academic privileges, coordinating a witch hunt against him,” Twyman said.

“Fryer survived Gay’s crusade of discharge but Fryer’s lab was shut down, his reputation tarnished."

Twyman continued: “No one in good faith should defend President Gay because she is the first black president of Harvard. Even if you don’t agree with me that our racial struggle is in our past, someone who has targeted black male professors has waived any benefit of the ‘first black’ defense.”

“Harvard can’t condemn Ms. Gay because she is the product of an elite system that holds minorities of high pedigree to a lower standard,” Carol Swain, a former political science professor at Vanderbilt University, wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed.

“This harms academia as a whole, and it demeans Americans, of all races, who had to work for everything they earned.”

Gay is an evil witch.

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