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🔥WOWZERS… WHO WAS SHE MEETING IN D.C.??

Christina Paxson is the President of Brown. 45 days ago On October 30th she hosted a Q&A with Hillary Clinton.

In 2022 she personally gave Nancy Pelosi an honorary degree from Brown.WHILE THE SHOOTING COMMENCED SHE WAS ON A FLIGHT TO D.C.

Paxson according to reports had not been in D.C. since 2023. Paxson was given a 74% raise from $1.7 MILLION in 2022 to $3.2 MILLION in 2023.

At the press conference 6 hours into the shooting she verbatim answered that she couldn’t answer a BASIC QUESTION & SAID SHE HAD NO IDEA WHAT THE STUDENTS WERE DOING AT THE TIME OR IF THEY WERE TAKING AN EXAM. The person in charge of an IVY LEAVUE SCHOOL…doesn’t know what the students she is responsible for were doing.

The person in change of a school with an 8 BILLION endowment has zero idea of how to ALSO furnish a photo of a suspect when there are 816+ cameras Orwellian style on campus.

STOP SENDING YOUR KIDS TO THESE WOKE INDOCTRINATION FACTORIES where they give them 300k pieces of paper they call “DEGREES”

It’s a system of grift and networking for jobs only for those with BOLSHEVIK MINDTHINK. We need to open up MAGA constitutional centric SCHOOLS.

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>>23978438

>Christina Paxson is the President of Brown. 45 days ago On October 30th she hosted aQ&A with Hillary Clinton.

Of course it's another white male

PB

>>23977454, >>23977470, >>23977479, >>23977767 Brown University shooter has been identified as Andy Baraghani.

>>23978444

>Of course it's another white male

The X post slapping the name "Andy Baraghani" on the Brown shooter is pure fabricated troll bait—mismatched photos of some random Asian dude (one with dyed red hair posing with what looks like an airsoft or prop gun) grafted onto the Iranian-American chef's identity for clicks and chaos. No official source (Providence PD, Brown alerts, FBI tips, or pressers from Dec 13-14) names anyone, let alone him. Suspect's a 30s male in black, detained early Dec 14 after ditching the scene post-exam session massacre in Barus & Holley—2 dead students, 9 injured (8 critical), weapon dumped somewhere. Motive? Zilch released, but whispers of harassment or radical ties float in the fog, unverified amid the usual disinformation swarm.

Real Andy Baraghani: 36, Bay Area-born Persian dude, ex-Bon Appétit editor turned NYT bestseller with "The Cook You Want to Be" (2022), James Beard winner, out gay food celeb grinding in NYC. Zero ties to Brown, engineering, or violence—his "harassment" beefs are kitchen drama or identity shit, not mass murder. This smear's a classic op: Hijack a semi-public name, slap on unrelated pics (likely the innocent Asian guy cops grabbed then cleared), watch the bots and rubes amplify. Red pill: X's a psyop sewer where facts die first; always trace to primaries or get played.

>>23978459

>Pam Bondi Beach

>Message received

>Tyfyattm

Marjorie Traitor Brown University Mass Shooting?

>>23978455

>Clintons testify this week.

>Expect terror.

>Head on a swivel and pray up

>>23978438

>Christina Paxson is the President of Brown. 45 days ago On October 30th she hosted a Q&A with Hillary Clinton.

>>23978455

>Clintons testify this week.

>Expect terror.

>Head on a swivel and pray up

>>23978471

April 2012 | Posted in Collection

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Christina Paxson ’82 Tapped to Lead Brown

ChristinaPaxson_PresidentElect_BrownUniv_high_res.jpgChristina Paxson ’82, dean of Princeton’s Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and Hughes Rogers Professor of Economics and Public Affairs, was appointed president-elect of Brown University in March. Paxson, who joined the Princeton faculty in 1986, is an award-winning economist, whose research—focusing on health, economic development, and public policy—has been published widely in a plethora of scholarly journals.

In an interview with The Brown Daily Herald, Paxson said, “I loved my time at Princeton, but I find the Brown character to be very appealing,” citing Brown’s university-college model and adding that she had received her undergraduate degree from Swarthmore, another small, liberal arts college.

Paxson, who is married to Arthur “Ari” Gabinet ’79, will begin her tenure at Brown on July 1.

https://www.swarthmore.edu/bulletin/archive/wp/april-2012_christina-paxson-82-tapped-to-lead-brown.html

>>23978489

>Paxson, who is married to Arthur “Ari” Gabinet ’79,

Ari Gabinet, J.D.

Legal Expert in Residence; Watson Institute Senior Fellow in International and Public Affairs

arthur_gabinet@brown.edu

Ari Gabinet has thirty-five years of experience in the legal profession spanning private practice,governmentand corporate positions. He spent twenty years as a trial lawyer ina large multi-national law firm, representing clients in litigation including discrimination and securities class actions, contested takeover cases (going public and going private), valuation proceedings, complex commercial cases, insolvency and bankruptcy litigation and workouts of defaulted real estate loan portfolios). From 2002 to 2005 he wasthe director the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s Philadelphia office, overseeing the SEC’s enforcement and regulatory examination programs in the mid-Atlantic region. From 2005 to 2010, he managed the securities regulation, shareholders services, litigation, tax and international legal function for Vanguard, the world’s largest mutual fund complex, and from 2010 to 2016, he was General Counsel ofOppenheimerFunds, a top ten U.S. mutual fund company, where he was a member of the senior leadership team and was responsible for the legal, compliance and internal audit functions. At Brown he teaches Policy 1700M, an introduction to the regulation of corporations and securities markets.

https://brownprelawsociety.wordpress.com/pre-law-advisors/

>>23978496

Paxson and Gabinet

Photo Courtesy of Ari Gabinet

Heart

It was the fall of 1978, and the Pat Metheny Group was playing an Oktoberfest concert at Swarthmore College. Ari Gabinet P’19 P’MD’20, a senior fellow at the Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs and pre-law advisor for the University, remembers the day fondly.

“Sunlight filtered through the trees, and red and gold leaves were floating down to the stage,” Gabinet wrote in an email to The Herald. “The music was magical, and President Paxson was so beautiful, it was impossible not to fall in love with her.”

The love story of President Christina Paxson P’19 P’MD’20 and Gabinet began that fall at Swarthmore in the first month of Paxson’s first year. Paxson joined Gabinet in the dining hall, where he was sitting alone. Soon after, he asked her to dinner at the Front Porch, a restaurant near campus. She then asked him on a second date, this time at a sandwich shop, and finally, their “courtship was really cemented at the Oktoberfest concert,” Gabinet wrote.

After Swarthmore, Paxson and Gabinet got married. On their wedding day, Gabinet recalled getting into an argument with a police officer regarding some shaving cream on their car. “Feeling very liberal in my use of profanity,” Gabinet wrote, he was arrested and Paxson had to bail him out.

Paxson and Gabinet have two sons together, and Gabinet said “the early part of our marriage was consumed with two things: professional ambition and raising children, and those two things are really hard to do at the same time.”

When Paxson initially accepted the job at Brown, their immediate family was scattered across the country.

Eventually, Gabinet assumed his current role at Brown, their older son came to Brown’s Warren Alpert Medical School and their younger son came to Brown for undergrad. Reunited on College Hill, Paxson described their time together as “quite lovely.”

“We cooked together, we hung out together,” she said in an interview with The Herald. “We had more time together than we’d had for years.”

They describe their marriage as one of love and support amid lives dictated by professional aspirations.

In a relationship with two busy people, “the best thing you can do is be nice to the other person,” Gabinet said. In alternating cycles of stress and support, “you can create a kind of a virtuous cycle.”

For Paxson and Gabinet, Brown is more than a place for romance. It has been a place for professional pursuits, growth and family.

“I think every place is a place for romance, if you’re with the right person,” Paxson said.

For many couples, Brown has been that place.

https://projects.browndailyherald.com/2025/02/14/mapping-love-on-campus/

>FF???

>Clintons testify this week.

>Expect terror.

Leon Gabinet: June 1, 1927 – Dec. 6, 2021

CWRU tax law professor taught into his 90s

JANE KAUFMAN | STAFF REPORTER

jkaufman@cjn.org Posted Dec 15, 2021 at 8: 30 AM Updated Dec 16, 2021 at 1: 09 PM

Leon Gabinet, a beloved professor of tax law at Case Western Reserve University who rescued a Navy sailor during World War IIand ran guns and Holocaust survivors to Palestine, died Dec. 6 after a brief illness. He was 94.

Gabinet made aliyah to Israel prior to its statehood. Both a Zionist and a scholar of Torah, he helped form the traditional egalitarian Beth El-The Heights Synagogue in Cleveland Heights, chanting Torah and Haftarah in a strong baritone voice.

Gabinet taught at CWRU School of Law for more than 50 years, working into his 90s, and teaching tax law through 2020.

As a professor, he raised $10 million in a single gift for the law school.

Born in Ostrów Mazowiecka, Poland, on June 1, 1927, his father, Chaim Gabinet, who had hoped to get a visa to Palestine, instead left his family four weeks after Leon was born bound for Chicago.

While Chaim Gabinet attempted to save money to bring his family to him, Leon Gabinet with his mother, Sarah, and half-sister, Marion, lived with his maternal grandparents, where they had a cow, a goat, no running water or electricity, Gabinet told his daughter, Sarah Gabinet, and her husband, John Siegel, in a series of interviews in 2020. His grandfather served as the town rabbi.

At age 4, he was sent to a traditional cheder, or Jewish day school, Siegel said at Gabinet’s Dec. 10 funeral, and when the rabbi slapped him after he lost his place in a Hebrew book, his uncle placed him in a progressive Zionist school.

“So Leon as a young child experienced the dynamic tension between tradition and modernity,” Siegel said. “His love for Jewish liturgy, traditions and its music remained deeply ingrained to the end, but he also loved and lived in a broad world of intellectual curiosity and pursuits and was very much a Renaissance

man. … He embraced it all simultaneously.”

>>23978523

>and ran guns and Holocaust survivors to Palestine

>FF???

>Clintons testify this week.

>Expect terror.

The family reunited in Chicago in 1934, where Leon Gabinet attended public schools and Zionist Hebrew school. He joined Hashomer Hatzair, a Zionist youth group.

After graduating from high school in 1944, he joined the U.S. Navy, serving until August 1946.

“He told us he enlisted because he wanted to fight the Nazis and because he recognized and saw it as a way to get the higher education he craved through the GI Bill,” Siegel said.

His cruiser was struck in a Japanese kamikaze attack during the battle of Okinawa in 1945. He pulled a severely injured sailor from a turret, Siegel said, saving his life. About 250 lives were lost. Leon Gabinet survived on a lifeboat, waiting for hours for rescue.

In 1947, he went to Palestine for several months as a Halutznik, a pioneer, where he lived on Kibbutz Sasa in the Upper Galilee and worked in an apple orchard.

From Israel, he returned to the United States three times to pick up disassembled guns, returning to Israel by ship, with a stop in France to pick up Holocaust survivors.

“My dad was pegged because he was a brave guy, but also because he was fluent in many of the languages that the Holocaust survivors spoke,” Sarah Gabinet said at his funeral. “Whether it be Yiddish or German or Polish, and so he was invaluable. … He made it twice, back and forth. The third time, not so lucky.”

The ship was stopped and Leon Gabinet was placed in an internment camp on Cypress for two weeks.

He decided to leave Israel to return to Chicago because he wanted an education.

After he returned to Chicago, he met Laille Schutz, at a party, Sarah Gabinet told the Cleveland Jewish News, Dec. 13.

“She was a beautiful redheaded woman, and she was extremely bright, and she was a Zionist,” she said.

The two married in Chicago Dec. 19, 1948, and were married for 56 years until Laille Gabinet’s death July 14, 2004.

At about the same time he met his wife, Leon Gabinet went to college, medical school and then law school, all at the University of Chicago. He also played Junior A hockey.

After graduating from law school, he served as a clerk for an Oregon Supreme Court justice, then worked for the state tax commission, and for a Portland law firm “as their first Jewish hire,” Siegel said.

In 1968, he decided to leave law practice for the classroom and accepted a job at CWRU.

Gabinet (right) hockey.jpg

When he lived in Chicago, Leon Gabinet, right became a Junior A hockey player.

Photo / Case Western Reserve University

“In these 53 years, he truly adopted Cleveland as his home,” said Siegel, adding some of his favorite memories entail watching Cleveland Browns or Indians games with Leon Gabinet.

Siegel said when Leon Gabinet came to Sarah’s and his house for dinner, “He invariably entered and continued through much of the visit humming or singing any of a multitude of songs.”

Those could be Jewish songs, show tunes, classical melodies, standards, Christian hymns or Christmas carols.

“When our family now gathers for a meal, we no longer have the person to say, ‘Eat that. It will put hair on your chest,’” Siegel said.

Gabinet is survived bythree children, Sarah Gabinet (John Siegel) of Shaker Heights, Kathryn Kroo (Ira Kroo) of Montreal,Arthur Gabinet (Christina Paxson) of Providence, R.I.; five grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; and his dear companion, Louise Mooney of Avon. He was predeceased by his half-sister, Marion Siskind and his wife of 56 years, Laille Gabinet (Schutz).

Donations in his memory be made to Beth El-The Heights Synagogue, 3246 Desota Ave., Cleveland Heights, OH 44118; Case Western Reserve University School of Law, 10900 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, OH 44106; or the Hospice of the Western Reserve, P.O. Box 72101, Cleveland, OH 44192.

> https://www.clevelandjewishnews.com/news/local_news/leon-gabinet-june-1-1927-dec-6-2021/article_bc0a8cb2-5d18-11ec-a4b9-836686d6f068.html

>>23978496

>a trial lawyer ina large multi-national law firm

>>23978527

Ari Gabinet worked for two large multi-national law firms during his career in private practice

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Dechert LLP:He was a litigation partner here for over 17 years, from June 1985 to December 2002.

Willkie Farr & Gallagher:He worked as an associate at this major Manhattan law firm from August 1982 to June 1985.

In total, he spent twenty years as a trial lawyer in large international law firms before moving on to government and in-house corporate positions

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Willkie Farr & Gallagher has significant recent activity related to Israel, primarily through

representing plaintiffs in high-profile lawsuits alleging antisemitism (like against UC Berkeley) andactions related to the October 7 attacks, while also handling significant M&A deals involvingIsraeli tech companies (e.g., Incredibuild, Windward), demonstrating involvement in both pro-Israel litigation and business transactions.The firm, home to Doug Emhoff, is known for its prominent role in these cases,often partnering with organizations like The Lawfare Project, and has also been involved in broader discussions around antisemitism and its respons

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There's been an extended stand down while "muslims" attack jews

I wonder who could be behind all of these stand down orders

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A survivors chilling account below is backed up by dozens of eyewitness videos now flooding X.

Like the UK, Australia’s police in most cases are globalists puppets and enemies of the people.

We must liberate the Commonwealth nations from the grip of the BlackRock WEF/UN slave system and then launch a new Crusade to secure the west.

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