Student senator removes American flags from 9/11 memorial

Washington University in St. Louis has produced a Muslim student who was caught in the act of removing American flags from a 9/11 memorial and stuffing them in trash bags. This disgusting act took place on Sept. 11th, the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on our nation, and was posted in a video by Young Americans for Freedom. 

The memorial is part of YAF's 9/11: Never Forget Project and consisted of 2,977 flags placed on Mudd Field at the school. The flags represent each of the victims murdered on that horrific day at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and on United Flight 93.

This piece of human waste, Fadel Alkilani, is vice president of finance for the student union. And because this scumbag lives in the United States of America and not in some theocratic Islamic country, he was correct when he said, "I did not violate any university or legal policy" adding, now go away."

A member of the WU College Republicans, Nathaniel Hope, filmed the video, and said that Alkilani showed "no remorse."

The POS later deleted his Twitter account after trying to justify his desecration of the victims of the Islamic terrorist attacks, calling his behavior a "protest against American imperialism and the 900,000 lives lost as a result of post 9/11 war."

But he whined  about being condemned for removing the American flags from the 9/11 memorial on Instagram. 

"Republicans attacking me in the replies," Alkilani wrote on his Instagram, referring to a post from Washington University in St. Louis about the 9/11 memorial. But the page is no longer available.

"Republicans are coming for me for real," he said in another Instagram story. Sorry kid, they're just doing a 'Maxine Waters' on your sorry ass.

Alkilani made a typical leftist-style attempt, using verbal contortions to defend his actions, calling it a "flag relocation incident." We should be relocating flags up his nether regions. The scumcrumpet claimed that he had "no intention of removing the flags from the Mudd Field area."  Then he had the audacity of dope to claim that he planned to leave the flags in trash bags on the field along with "various statistics explaining the human cost of 9/11 in the past 20 years."

According to Fox News, Alkilani along with other anti-American students tried to destroy the memorial on Friday night but was stopped by campus police.

Julie Flory, Washington University in St. Louis Vice Chancellor for Marketing and Communications, provided a statement to Student Life, the university's student newspaper:

"We were disappointed to learn about the disruption to the 9/11 display on Mudd Field. We condemn the interference with the expression of support by the College Republicans for the victims of the national tragedy that took place 20 years ago today."

College Republicans president junior Nick Rodriguez said Alkilani "made a mockery of one of the most somber days in American history," and should be disciplined.

"At minimum, I believe he should be removed from both SU and his [resident advisor] position, as what does it say to be a top American institution, and have yourself represented by a student leader who has no respect for property, campus traditions or the remembrance of thousands of lost lives," Rodriguez said in a statement. "Today is about remembering the tragedy, 20 years ago to the day, not to make a political statement. Any reason he can conjure to remove the flags I find ludicrous."

Some might say that Alkilani should be sent to an Islamic theocratic country for a year to work on his sharia law and Koranic studies. This might enlighten him about the freedoms he enjoys in the best nation on Earth.

Washington University in St. Louis officials have declined to say whether Alkilani would be disciplined, which speaks volumes about what is happening in our institutions of "higher learning."

Today is September 12th. Perhaps all Americans need to remember how we came together as Americans on that day 20 years ago and keep a watchful eye on those who would scoff at that notion.

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YAF fires Michelle Malkin for supporting Holocaust denier

Nick Fuentes is an anti-Semitic, white supremacist bigot whose admirers are no different. In 2017 he took part in the Charlottesville rally known as "Unite the Right." It probably should have replaced the word "right" with "white."

Following the rally, Fuentes praised the "tidal wave of white identity." On his video Internet program America First, he has denied the Holocaust and called for the return to racial segregation saying, "Even if it was bad, who cares?" referring to the Jim Crow laws of the south.

Since October, Fuentes fanatics attended conservative college talks organized by Young America Foundation (YAF), a conservative group and Turning Point USA. The mission of the Fuentes attendees was to heckle the speakers and disrupt their speeches, lest the speakers make good points that challenge the hateful ones of the Fuentes mob.

The activists refer to themselves as 'Groypers' – as a nod to a Pepe the Frog-like toad meme adopted by the most extreme internet white nationalists and originating on 4Chan, a white supremacist site. The Groypers typically ask questions about the US support of Israel as a way to mainstream their anti-Semitism within the conservative movement.

Right wing columnist Michelle Malkin, a former Fox News contributor, and a speaker at YAF presentations, has been dropped by YAF over her support of Fuentes. Her firing exemplifies the latest response in ongoing conflicts of Fuentes supporters and establishment conservatives such as Ben Shapiro, Charlie Kirk and Candace Owens.

Malkin has praised Fuentes and referred to him in a recent speech as "one of the New Right leaders," before calling on establishment conservatives to engage with them.

She displayed the full extent of her support in a speech for YAF delivered on November 14, which she addressed to "the young men and women of this country who identify as America First conservatives."

This is how the Fuentes mob conflates white nationalism with the conservative movement.

Malkin continued: "Another YAF speaker, Ben Shapiro, repeatedly denigrated an entire movement of young men who watch a YouTuber named Nick Fuentes, and are seeking answers to tough questions about where America is headed as masturbating losers in their basements who share memes. As a mom with brilliant right-thinking kids who, yes, live in my basement – and, yes, share memes – I found these obsessive references to young people’s dating lives and habits, by prominent conservative media personalities much older than their targets, to be tellingly defensive and touchy. Also: creepy.

"I will not be using my platform and my position to insult you, marginalize you, and shout you down."

But she will attack an orthodox Jew, Ben Shapiro, for not falling in lockstep with her fellow anti-Semites.

YAF's tolerance toward Malkin appeared to have run out three days after that speech, when they tweeted a post distancing themselves from her views, although they didn't mention her by name.

"Immigration is a vital issue that deserves robust debate. But there is no room in mainstream conservatism or at YAF for Holocaust deniers, white nationalists, street brawlers, or racists," they said.

Malkin responded:

"The Keepers of the Gate have spoken. #AmericaFirst is not "mainstream." My defense of unjustly prosecuted Proud Boys, patriotic young nationalists/groypers & demographic truth-tellers must not be tolerated. SPLC is cheering." 

The Southern Poverty Law Center is an American, far-left, nonprofit legal advocacy organization that, according to its website, "battles racial and social injustice." But mostly it battles true conservatives.

The spat drew the attention of conservative commentators including the Daily Wire's Matt Walsh, who tweeted:

"Hi @michellemalkin. Fuentes called me a "race traitor" and "f*ggot" because I "work for Jews." He also said that black people who complained about segregation needed to "grow up." How do you feel about these statements? And in what way are they "America First"?"

In response Malkin replied with a link to a transcript of the speech she gave on the 14th.

Ironically, Malkin's parents are Filipino immigrants. One hardly wonders just what Fuentes thinks of them.

And while we're at it, isn't it ironic how the left quickly blames President Trump for the crimes of white supremacists but refuse to censure their party's open anti-Semites: Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib? Trump is no racist nor anti-Semitic.


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