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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Billionaire Harvard donor not donating to Harvard after Gay went neo-Nazi in. Congressional hearing

"I have not yet begun to fight"

Jewish billionaire Len Blavatnik and his family foundation have donated over $270,000,000 to Harvard University in the past. Now that Harvard's affirmative action president Claudine Gay has come out as a plagiaristic Jew-hater the philanthropist has decided to stop shelling out money to an organization that refuses to condemn genocide against Jews, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday.

Ukrainian-born Blavatnik, is worth over $31 billion and Harvard would clearly like to keep getting his monetary support in order to push DEI and other woke bull crap, but refusing to label the call for genocide against the Jewish people harassment or bullying under Harvard's policies, when misgendering a person or saying there are two genders is grounds for expulsion, is a bridge too far for Blavatnik.

He is only the latest donor to close his wallet in protest after Gay refused to call out genocide when she along with the other two stooges basically mouthed the same claims that it all depended upon the "context" and "behavior."

"The problem Harvard has is that all their sources of revenue are strained," David Bergeron told Bloomberg. He is a former deputy assistant secretary in the U.S. Education Department. "Their ability to raise money is clearly strained and their ability to leverage federal programs is potentially at risk."

Gay is facing pressure to resign not only for her antisemitic leanings, but also her alleged plagiarism that has now been growing like a tumor.

Bill Ackman, another billionaire investor and influential Harvard alum, is pushing for the university to fire so called Doctor Gay, claiming her handling of antisemitism on campus since the Oct. 7 terrorist attack by Hamas on Israel has cost the university more than a billion dollars in donations.

However, Harvard and a number of other top universities, receive bribe money from the Middle East to gain influence on what is being taught, so it isn't as if all funding for Harvard is going to dry up; and they still have an enormous tuition income. They'll continue to get foreign funding, but the cut-off of private money is bound to hurt.

Fox Business reported that in a letter to Harvard's governing boards of directors posted on X Sunday, Ackman argued Gay "has done more damage to the reputation" of the institution than any other individual in its nearly 500-year history, going through a litany of criticisms over her leadership which he says has contributed to major donors withdrawing significant gifts that are adding up.

"President Gay’s failures have led to billions of dollars of cancelled, paused, and withdrawn donations to the university," Ackman wrote. "I am personally aware of more than a billion dollars of terminated donations from a small group of Harvard’s most generous Jewish and non-Jewish alumni."

Ackman added, "I have been copied and blind copied on numerous letters and emails to the University from alums who have written scathing letters to Gay and/or the Board withdrawing donations."

Ackman called for the resignations of all three stooges: UPenn's Liz Magill (who finally "resigned"), Sally Kornbluth of MIT, and the present stooge discussed here. The three of them refused to say that calling for genocide of the Jews on their campuses violated the rules and amounted to harassment.

One down and two to go.

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"Doctor" Gay's continued clusterfrack from her Congressional testimony

Claudine Gay: anti-Semite and alleged plagiarist

Ever since the "Three Stooges of Ivy" testified before Congress, people are taking sides. The anti-Semites, media and useful idiots on one side, and decent, fair-minded people on the other.

Since their testimony Liz Magill, former President of the University of Pennsylvania had to resign, and now two stooges remain: Claudine Gay of Harvard University and Sally Kornbluth of MIT. For now, Gay seems to be the next school president in the public crosshairs.

The law firm Edelson PC has ended recruiting at Harvard Law School due to Gay's disgusting testimony whereby she argued that context was required to determine whether calls for Jewish genocide violated the school's bullying and harassment policies. We know that misgendering a person or using the wrong pronouns does, but hey, this is about those, you know, Joooze.

NEW: Edelson PC, a major law firm, will no longer participate in on-campus interviews at Harvard Law School due to Claudine Gay’s Congressional testimony.

“Dr. Gay was in a position to help lead the country. She did the very opposite,” writes founder and CEO Jay Edelson: pic.twitter.com/aTWhX62BKL— Steve McGuire (@sfmcguire79) December 16, 2023

Anyway, the firm’s CEO Jay Edelson announced the change in a Dec. 14 letter to the Law School’s director of recruitment and operations, Jesse Ohrenberger.

“We, along with the rest of the nation, observed Dr. Claudine Gay’s testimony before Congress, wherein she refused to unequivocally state that advocating for genocide would breach the school’s code of conduct,” Edelson wrote. “In light of these events, we have made the difficult decision to discontinue our participation in on-campus interviews.”

Edelson’s decision came "despite [Gay's] belated [bull-crap] apology."

"[T]he gravity of her initial response cannot be overlooked. As an expert in political and social studies, Dr. Gay certainly knew to expect the types of questions that would be asked of her," Edelson's letter stated.

The issue regarding Gay's alleged dissertation plagiarism was not addressed by Edelson nor was the fact that she appears to be an affirmative action hire.

He noted that the firm’s move will not punish students. Rather than recruiting on campus, they committed to "exploring alternative channels to connect with those students interested in opportunities at Edelson PC, ensuring that our actions are directed appropriately at the administration and do not penalize students for matters beyond their control."

When asked about the allegations regarding plagiarism, Gay said, "I have not yet begun to fight. I shall fight them on the beaches. I shall fight them on the landing grounds. I shall fight them in the fields and in the streets. I will fight them in the cities. I will never surrender!" she said.

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Magill resigns as UPenn President--time to clean the ivy from the houses

The smirk says it all

New York Congresswoman, Elise Stefanik (R-NY) applauded the resignation of Liz Magill of UPenn who resigned from the post on Saturday for refusing to condemn anti-Semitism as a form of harassment against Jewish students. 

Magill, along with ivy league school presidents Clauding Gay, of Harvard and Sally Kornbluth, of MIT, testified at a Congressional hearing on Tuesday where Rep. Stefanik asked Magill if "calling for the genocide of Jews violate[s] Penn’s rules or code of conduct? Yes or no?"

L to R: Fraus Magill, Gay, Kornbluth

"If the speech turns into conduct, it can be harassment, yes," Magill responded, later adding, "It is a context-dependent decision."

"This is unacceptable. Ms. Magill, I’m gonna give you one more opportunity for the world to see your answer. Does calling for the genocide of Jews violate Penn’s code of conduct when it comes to bullying and harassment? Yes or no?" Stefanik then asked.

Magill and the rest of her cohorts did a River Dance around the question and refused to condemn the anti-Semitism that runs rampant at her school and the others, where Jewish students have to fear for their safety, and in at least one case at UPenn, had to lock themselves in a room to avoid have violence perpetrated against them.

Rep. Stefanik applauded the resignation of University of Magill on Saturday after hearing about the resignation. 

Rep. Elise Stefanik

"One down. Two to go," Stefanik posted to X Saturday. "This is only the very beginning of addressing the pervasive rot of antisemitism that has destroyed the most "prestigious" higher education institutions in America. This forced resignation of the president of @Penn is the bare minimum of what is required. These universities can anticipate a robust and comprehensive Congressional investigation of all facets of their institutions negligent perpetration of antisemitism including administrative, faculty, funding, and overall leadership and governance."

"@Harvard and @MIT do the right thing. The world is watching," she added.

Board of Trustees Chairman Scott L. Bok wrote in a statement Saturday that Magill has resigned.

"I write to share that President Liz Magill has voluntarily tendered her resignation as President of the University of Pennsylvania. She will remain a tenured faculty member at Penn Carey Law," Bok wrote.

So yes, it's one down, two to go, but let's not stop there. Many schools across the country are allowing blatant anti-Semitism to fester like puss pimples on the butts of the women of the Squad. It's ugly and has no place in the world's greatest nation.

And closing the borders might be a good start to deal with part of the problem too.

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UPenn donors cutting ties with the university due to anti-Semitism

Rogers Waters and UPenn President Liz Magill

Donors are no longer donating, not even a donut, to the University of Pennsylvania after the university president Liz Magill made squishy statements about the Hamasshole terrorist attacks on Israeli citizens on October 7th.

Hedge fund executive David Magerman and investor Jonathan Jacobson, have made reference to Magill's response late last month to the Palestine Writes festival to which the school played host.

Magerman tweeted:

“I am deeply ashamed of my association with the University of Pennsylvania. I refuse to donate another dollar to Penn. There is no action anyone at Penn can take to change that.”

And Jacobson wrote:

“Enough. It is time to reverse this trend and restore our ‘elite’ universities to the principles upon which they were founded: as places of inquiry, where lively debate, diversity of opinion and communication across lines of difference is not only cherished, but actually mandated."

Jacobson pledged a single dollar for every year Magill remains employed by the school.

Magill suddenly became the purveyor of free speech saying the university "fiercely support[s] the free exchange of ideas as central to our educational mission."

Exceptions do exist, however, when she tried to set a precedent by yanking tenure away from one of its own professors for her politically incorrect statements.

No, Magill draped herself in the mantle of free expression as the school played host over the weekend to the Palestine Writes festival, which included a gaggle of anti-Semites. Among them was the former Pink Floyd frontman Roger Waters, who has donned Nazi regalia and hung an inflatable pig adorned with a Jewish star from the rafters at his concerts.

Ironically, Waters worships pigs.

Magill said in her statement that "many have raised deep concerns" about the anti-Semitic views of some of the speakers, but failed to mention that she obviously shares them.

Meanwhile, the atmosphere on campus in Philadelphia is such that, in the past week, the university Chabad's sukkah and Hillel buildings were vandalized, and a swastika was found at a university building.

Why is it that the university supports free speech by anti-Semites but not by controversial tenured professors who they tried to fire?

Christopher Eisgruber, president of Princeton University pledged to "stand up against racism, wherever and whenever we encounter it," but kept his mouth shut when members of his own faculty welcomed an anti-Semite to campus. 

It's a waste of time to make this argument to Jew-haters. There's really no convincing them how evil they are because they never see themselves as such. If they can support Hamas after what they did, well there is nothing anyone can say.

Is the USA slowly becoming Nazi Germany of World War Two?

Comment, please.

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