>>5995109 lb
>What are elites and cabal most afraid of?
The masses learning about their decades of fuckery and corruption!
>man-wearing-maga-hat-yelled-homophobic-slurs-before-slicing-man-with-sword-police/
Wow, they are using this same ole bs again so soon after the Smollett fake hate hoax was exposedâŚballsy!
>Pencil neck is still fighting to block the FISA memo release?
University Of California Uses Trumpâs Executive Order On Free Speech To Defend Professor Who Said Cops âNeed To Be Killedâ
Earlier this year, Davis, CA, police officer Natalie Corona was shot and killed while responding to a call about a car crash. While Corona conducted an investigation into what caused the crash, a man riding a bicycle, later identified as Kevin Douglas Limbaugh, approached the scene. He shot Corona as she spoke to someone involved in the crash. She fell, and he continued shooting her. He then began shooting bystanders. He fled into a nearby residence and, after a standoff with other officers, committed suicide, according to the Washington Post.
At the University of California-Davis, a reporter for the student newspaper the California Aggie, decided to use the officerâs death to look into rumors that a professor on campus had previously advocated for cops to be killed. Nick Irvin, the reporter, found several tweets disparaging police from professor Joshua Clover, who teaches English and comparative literature.
In January 2016, Clover gave an interview in which he said: âPeople think that cops need to be reformed. They need to be killed.â
On March 4, 2019, UC-Davis Chancellor Gary S. May sent a letter to California Assemblyman James Gallagher (R-Nicolaus) regarding concerns about Cloverâs past statements. On Thursday, May sent a follow-up to Gallagher discussing the steps the university took to address Clover.
As par of the latest letter, May wrote that while the university feels Cloverâs statements are âoffensive and abhorrent,â they did ânot meet the legal requirements for âtrue threatsâ that might exempt them from First Amendment protection.â
Further, May cited President Donald Trumpâs March 22, 2019 executive order on free speech as part of the reasoning behind the decision not to punish Clover.
https://truepundit.com/university-of-california-uses-trumps-executive-order-on-free-speech-to-defend-professor-who-said-cops-need-to-be-killed/
FREE SPEECH doesn't mean you can say anything, anywhere! You can't yell FIRE in a crowded theater, you can't talk about assassinating the President (EXCEPT ON TWITTER) without consequences! Leave it to Californistan to twist the meaning of POTUS' EO to protect an asshole calling for cops to be killed!
Rep. Ilhan Omar says living in Trumpâs America âis an everyday assault'
'''Rep. Ilhan Omar, a Somali-refugee-turned-Democratic congresswoman from Minnesota,
said in a published interview Friday that living in the U.S. under President Trump's administration is "an everyday assault."
Omar, 37, is best-known for the enmity she's stirred up over allegations American lawmakers supportive of Israel have been bought off. In a Vogue Arabia interview, Omar lamented her difficulties with living in America during the Trump era.
âItâs an everyday assault. Every day, a part of your identity is threatened, demonized, and vilified. Trump is tapping into an ugly part of our society and freeing its ugliness. Itâs been a challenge to try to figure out how to continue the inclusion; how to show up every day and make sure that people who identify with all the marginalized identities I carry, feel represented," Omar said.
"Itâs transitioning from the idea of constantly resisting to insisting in upholding the values we share â that this is a society that was built on the idea that you could start anew. And what that celebrates is immigrant heritage," she said.
Omar and her family immigrated to the U.S. in 1995 from Somalia as refugees, settling in Arlington, Va.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/rep-ilhan-omar-says-living-in-trumps-america-is-an-everyday-assault
@JudicialWatch
Considering her record & a clear history of poor ethical/moral fitness, it's outrageous that Maxine Waters was chosen as chair of the House's Financial Services Committee, which has jurisdiction over the countryâs banking, economy, housing, & insurance.