The Madness Goes on at UCLA
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In the past couple of weeks at UCLA, there has been more campus disruption on behalf of Hamas, Mahmoud Khalil, and financial demands from the Faculty Association.
Here is an article from the Daily Bruin (campus newspaper) also with video. This is labeled as a protest over the arrest and deportation process against Columbia student Mahmoud Khalil. The article is dated March 16 and states the event occurred on Tuesday, which would put the protest on March 11.
On March 19, a UC Regents meeting was disrupted by the Faculty Association protesting funding cuts. Outside the building, the pro-Hamas brownshirts were doing their thing. Here is the report from the Daily Bruin. Campus Reform also has an article on the March 19 events here. It has a link to videos both inside and outside.
Enough is enough with UCLA. The entire UC system is being investigated by the feds for allowing anti-Semitism to grow and fester on its campuses, virtually every one. Like Columbia, it is time to take away federal funding here as well. It’s the only way to force these people to get serious about anti-Semitism on their campuses other than just making statements.
As a side note, have you noticed how the pro-Hamas crowd likes to put their women out front and center with the bullhorns? It seems to be a trend that has been growing over the last few years. That doesn’t say much for the men in that movement, does it?
Source: http://garyfouse.blogspot.com/2025/03/the-madness-goes-on-at-ucla.html
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