Clayton Burns
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@MariamBarghouti
@JihanAbbas
That is exactly what is going to happen. Rearrested and beaten.
Murdered down the line.
It is going to happen to all those released.
By the way, the USA knew fully this would be the routine.
The USA has zero integrity.
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@UCLA
“The violence.” UCLA fits right in with other lying university administrations.
“Due to Zionist criminal assaults on our students, we need to have a day of forgetting.”
UCLA needs to be sued and pay heavy punitive damages for its security negligence and its transparent lying.
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@Megatron_ron
This is really a tremendous development. When History looks back on these events of horror it will note that finally Germany turned in the right direction.
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@wendygillis
It is the duty of the judge and jury to ignore the evidence and fall into line with police “feelings.”
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@RichardCityNews
A press conference is for public statements. By definition it is a public place.
Kind of lame to bring out this justification now. How come they didn’t throw it in in the first place?
Looking for stuff to justify a mistake.
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@seanorr
@VancouverPD
@KenSimCity
Should be fired immediately. Why is Vancouver flooding VPD with money when it has such atrocious internal controls?
This is a hate symbol no better than a German swastika. It has no place in public in Vancouver.
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@dailybruin
“We had to shoot you because we were worried someone would shoot you.”
Incoherent, it seems.
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@CKNW
The judgment is not right and must be appealed.
It is hard to account for this kind of reasoning.
Is there a problem with aftereffects of COVID or some other factor?
The judgment is manifestly wrong. It just does not fit in with common sense at all.
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@KeithBoag
@PierrePoilievre
It is mysterious why Rachel Gilmore was released from Global. CSIS and RCMP need to get on top of these sinister developments.
Whether Pierre Poilievre is a serious security risk needs to be addressed.
Remaining on the defensive is weak.
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@HarvxrdPSC
This is criminal breach of trust.
Garber has a duty of care to his students.
Instead he is a sleazy and corrupt political operator.
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@HarvxrdPSC
Harvard is in on these criminal brutalities. Harvard has not banned Bill Ackman from its campus.
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@togdali
Do these snipers even know how to protect their backs?
Amateur hour.
If some interlopers seized their weapons, they could do a lot of damage.
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@alon_mizrahi
Hideous. It is fair to say that they do not represent Jews.
But they do represent Zionists. Exactly.
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@DavideMastracci
VPD needs to publish a complete image of the imagery in question.
This is just common sense.
The policeman in question should hold a press conference and explain why he was doing that. He should take questions from the media.
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@latimes
This is evil. USC administration would have turned Anne Frank over to Hitler if they had seen some advantage in it.
Any comment from the White House?
Is this America?
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@highbrow_nobrow
@TJWoodstockNY
Blatant corruption at this high level of American law is anchored by ineptitude at elite institutions, especially Yale, Harvard, and Princeton.
I call on Presidents of these three institutions to help investigate this systemic disorder. Commission an independent investigation.
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@drewmckevitt
—Born in Chicago, Kristof was raised in the rural community of Yamhill, Oregon, the son of two professors at Portland State University. After graduating from Harvard University, where he wrote for The Harvard Crimson, Kristof intermittently interned at The Oregonian.
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@Gray_Mackenzie
Anyone who would do this needs to be put on a permanent no fly list immediately. There has to be tight enforcement of it. Are we getting the documentation to identify all of these people? Emergencies Act needs to be totally rewritten to cover no fly, and such desecration too.
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@brad_barrett
@RomeTimed
@ianjamesyoung70
Why can’t I just show up at university and say: “Let me in! I had perfect marks in high school. Never lost a single mark. I have an IQ of 300. I can lift 2,000 pounds.”
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@ianjamesyoung70
Doesn't it say right in black and white 38 m(illion) people living in 125 sq feet of space?
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@Gray_Mackenzie
No erasure. Face the music.
More embarrassment.
Deleting history does not erase it.
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@WriterWong
@CBCNews
I can’t see what the gain is from this story.
It seems cruel and small-minded to me.
I would have turned it down.
There is a lot of journalism that needs to be done in Canada that gets ignored.
One reason is that Canadian J-schools are too narrow.
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@Bsamuels0
It is realpolitik.
The same way Netanyahu knew of oncoming Hamas assaults and calculated that it would be a bonanza for his personal survival and for Israel’s hegemony in the region and internationally.
Why hasn’t he been arrested?
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@glen_mcgregor
@DianneC_BC
@PierrePoilievre
@elonmusk
The Government of Canada needs to send a formal letter of reprimand to Poilievre and he needs urgently to come under a background check or be expelled from the House of Commons.
He is a self-declared security risk to Canada. That was evident already in his convoy complicity.
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@thecrimson
@tillyrobin
@neilhshah15
Reactionary professors who want the university to be an unthinking and unfeeling niche for mediocre old white men should have no influence on any university.
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@RobynUrback
This is the Holocaust:
People are attempting to rescue survivors from under the rubble with their own hands. Literally. No ambulances. No firefighters. No equipment. This woman kept moving her hand so someone would spot her. This is happening across Gaza.
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@FrancescaHumi
It is shocking, the extremely low quality of many American university presidents and interim presidents at elite institutions of higher education.
These cardboard figures seem to have made the wrong decisions during their education.
They are calculating, but in a mediocre and
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@namoooseh
I’ll come out for $500.
I’ll make up stories for $1,000.
I’ll swear I saw Moses in a vision. $10,000.
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@washingtonpost
@guille_hava
Buying criminal assaults on students in violation of the university’s duty of care to its students.
—During the call, some attendees discussed making political donations to Adams, as well as how the chat group’s members could pressure Columbia’s president and trustees to permit
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@socialistdogmom
No, it is a badge of honour for them.
Many books in my list for “cognitive plasticity” are on history or prehistory.
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@highbrow_nobrow
@TJWoodstockNY
Yale, Harvard, and Princeton need immediately to terminate all forms of corruption such as legacy admissions.
Your law degree can be revoked if you are unfit to serve on the Supreme Court.
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@erinoverbey
You can’t suggest the unspeakable: that The NYT and Peter Baker are in on the genocide. They are laundering it.
That is what triggered Theo to come unglued. You just can’t say these mortifying things.
Especially since it is getting tight in genocide corner:
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@acoyne
He is behaving exactly as a hardened drug dealer would—now with a flair for elite aspirational gangsterism.
If the legal system in USA had been able to move quickly on Trump, much trouble could have been avoided.
RCMP need to accelerate their operations.
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@theJagmeetSingh
Jagmeet, you are shedding all your objectivity and credibility.
It is absurd to frame this as an attack on a hospital.
I would have considered voting for you, but certainly not now.
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@acnewsitics
@TannisBell1
Not a terrorist?
This is ruining my narrative.
Can’t we pretend it was a terrorist?
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@KamilKaramali
It is a day of reflection and it is also a holiday. Nobody should be cornered and coerced, including the PM. Global harassment of the PM is unsavoury. It does not meet standards of good journalism. No class, Global.
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@OttawaPolice
A brutal abuse of protest. A major conspiratorial health hazard. Tell them they have been allowed to transmit their message, as warped as it is, and now it is time to leave. Bring in the military if necessary if they refuse. A lethal threat to good government.
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@picardonhealth
@marshalederman
@GlobeDebate
This is a horrible column. If I wrote this poorly consistently I would expect to be shifted back to arts reporting or whatever. Marsha does not belong in Opinion. She is in her element discussing arts-related issues.
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@DeborahLyonsSE
Zionism means genocide.
The flag of Israel symbolizes genocide.
If you are for genocide, say it openly.
Do not use the code of “Zionism.”
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@SaulStaniforth
As they are doing releases, they are clawing it back with even more abductions.
They are also keeping close track of the released so as to get them later on.
This is Israel. It is not Anti-Semitism to be Anti-Genocide.
This is a lesson some are having trouble learning.
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@dgrdon
What this condemnation is all about: the extremely awkward position that the Prime Minister is in in relation to facilitating genocide.
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@micahinATL
It is clear that such faculty need to have control of the administration of American universities—including having power over boards.
With the current arrangements, the very worst people have risen to the top and are making disastrous policy decisions.
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@glen_mcgregor
This issue, as with most issues in the invasion of Ottawa, is not well understood.
At 105 dB you can have instantaneous hearing loss. This is assault to cause injury, pure & simple.
#TruckersGoHome
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@GlobalEdmonton
Teaching girls to be passive under such circumstances is a potentially deadly message.
If all you care about is the reputation of the police you will give bad advice.
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@seanorr
@TynaMcNair
@selinarobinson
@Dave_Eby
Selina has some personal problems that are making it difficult for her to function as a Minister.
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@ColinDMello
Total reversal. This represent total corruption.
The federal government has to say no, order the Province to reverse, and mandate an RCMP investigation, including of the OPP if necessary.
Canada being turned upside down in a mafia-style operation.
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@ReallyAmerican1
@RiWheels
Everyone in intelligence in America needs to be required urgently to read “A Spy Among Friends” and pay attention. Apparently the TV program is good too. Paying attention is key.
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@SusanESeager
UCLA police are evil. This is what they support with every fibre of their being:
It’s not “extremist” to shout “Death to Arabs” in Israel. It’s a plurality opinion and it’s generally expressed without any masks or other means of obscuring the identities of these aspiring genocidaires
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@LibyaLiberty
A substantial prison term for a death threat and breach of his position of trust.
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@RyanChandlerTV
Given that there is no sound legal justification to submit peaceful students to assault and forcible confinement, the police need to reassess their behaviour.
NEW: Both prosecutors and magistrate judges at the jail reviewed probable cause affidavits for arrested UT protesters and found that they didn't meet the lowest standard to go forward, I'm told.
Police may continue to investigate, however, and possibly resubmit new charges.
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@SamRamani2
So do something about it then. Putting it off makes it worse. Destroy Russian forces in Ukraine. It will then be up to Putin. If he wants nuclear war, he can have it.
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@haaretzcom
@KaufmanDavidNYC
Your complaint is absurd.
Over a million Palestinians are squeezed into the small city of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, while the Israeli army prepares for a ground attack.
🔴 Follow our LIVE coverage:
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@melaniejoly
Wobbly. Ambiguous. Unethical.
As if words could replace reality.
Canada shames itself as an outpost of Israel.
An honest broker Canada is not.
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@glen_mcgregor
What is the point of saying things we know? Call for a complete rewriting of the ludicrous Emergencies Act so that RCMP national security & fed gov can defend Parliament & and rest of the country directly in such a crisis, without relying on jurisdiction of local police.
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@ColinDMello
Drug dealers do not belong in politics.
Time for a federal criminal investigation of Doug Ford.
If we tolerate this, we are accepting the dissolution of society itself.
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@OttawaPolice
The worst mistake of all was the failure to search all trucks carefully. Down the line we may realize this. Could have found illegal weapons and developed intelligence on plots in the making. In relation to airports, for example.
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@jacksonhinklle
Call for a ceasefire and a rational plan to deal with Hamas. Genocide is not a rational plan.
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@internet_paolo
@VisionZeroYVR
As more and more facts inevitably emerge, this judgment looks more and more to be the result of a “momentary lapse of attention.”
I think that at law schools they need to get rid of LSAT and get heavily into texts on cognition, including the fascinating subject of attention:
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@btaplatt
Move in RCMP, OPP, and Windsor police to clear Ottawa protestor problems. Maybe Ottawa Police Service can do a holding action at Ambassador Bridge. But probably not. Just put them all on leave with a view to determination of whether they should be fired.
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@AymanMSNBC
@RepKatiePorter
Collaborators in genocide need to be arrested and prosecuted.
That clearly involves some members of the Biden administration, some American university administrators, and some American police.
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@BrynnTannehill
When it comes to tight deadlines, Republicans hold the line and impose their will. Democrats temporize.
The failure to charge Trump with espionage and for Jan. 6th is an open invitation to insurrection.
Quit retreating. Develop a backbone.
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@Qualifyfor
There is clear malice and deliberate fabrication of facts at The Globe and Mail.
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@RobynUrback
This a deliberate, extremely violent, totally unjustified assault. It is incredible that the RCMP would have given it the OK. All of the senior leadership of the RCMP needs to be fired.
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@JustinTrudeau
It is not known yet if it is antisemitism.
It could be a provocation by unknown persons with no connection with antisemitism.
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@RyanChandlerTV
There is no legal basis at all for these rogue assaults of peaceful protestors and their forcible confinement.
There is not even a shred of legal justification.
Purely criminal acts. Those inciting forcible confinement and assaults are liable.
NEW: Both prosecutors and magistrate judges at the jail reviewed probable cause affidavits for arrested UT protesters and found that they didn't meet the lowest standard to go forward, I'm told.
Police may continue to investigate, however, and possibly resubmit new charges.
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@thecrimson
@HaidarEmma
@cam_kettles
The governance of Harvard at the highest levels is a wreckage.
The perpetrators of these crimes against students will have to face lawsuits to force them to comply with rational standards.
What I said about those in universities on discipline boards who apply harsh and
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@NaheedD
Facilitating terrorist activity
83.19 (1) Every one who knowingly facilitates a terrorist activity is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding fourteen years.
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@DerbyChrisW
@RishiSunak
After change of government this man should do ten years of hard labour in prison.
A ghastly, empty-headed, cynical excuse for a politician.
The ultimate in a long sliding period of degeneration.
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@snolen
I disagree that it is a panic. It is certainly a personal inconvenience, but getting infected would be worse. It is not punishment of South African scientists. If we had a variant problem in B.C. of this nature, I would certainly support stopping travel from B.C.
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@itslaylas
@Katja_Thieme
The habit of administrations backing down at Ivy League asks for more trouble. There should have been powerful legal and police responses to this aggravated harassment and defamation. There was nothing.
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@DSAWorkingMass
Police forces that act on bad information are putting themselves in an awkward moral and legal position.
At Northeastern it seems to be a very serious case of just cooking allegations up or of being reckless as to whether the allegations are true.
I call for Northeastern to
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@CityNewsVAN
Will there be equivalent course material on Israel’s genocide in Gaza and its extensive war crimes in general?
This looks to me like an act of great prejudice and potential subject of a human rights complaint.
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@sabreenaGS
Obviously, Netanyahu’s bizarre leadership is creating a lot of problems, but never underestimate the idiocy of military and intelligence thinking:
US military “expert”
@RyanMcbeth
thinks I should defer to his expert view that the best way to dump ammo you’re too lazy to carry home is to climb a hi-rise building and spray hundreds of lethal rounds — unaimed — across a city full of civilians.
That is nuts. Also a war crime.
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@kevinroose
@jonkeegan
@crowdtangle
How can Americans be so dumb? Look at the books they read. As with Amazon’s best classic literature & fiction list. They are stuck at a grade 6 level. So are the high schools.
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@BMarchetich
@Sultan_Sadat
Is this Sergey Lavrov?
They look so alike.
They must be the same person.
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@davidfrum
@acoyne
Just as India did it and it is nonsense to say “Trudeau did it,” it is equally true that the Speaker did it. I agree that Trudeau needs to be more alert to security and intelligence generally, but the Speaker definitely stepped on the landmine here. To resign is the only option.
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@deonandan
Don’t accept the old one. Unless you think it is time to die.
In B.C. at Shoppers they are good at giving you the right shot and the right information.
How can someone be a pharmacist if he does not know?
This the sloppiness of the contemporary world.
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@PeggieFitzpat17
@joeleberman
@ReporterTeresa
Make sure you can substantiate what you pose in your question.
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@stevenchase
@globeandmail
I have had it with China. I tried communicating with scholars there and found they were incredibly paranoid. I have gotten rid of my Huawei phone and I will not buy any more products from China. Canada should ban China products. No Huawei at UBC.
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@drewmckevitt
It is striking how bad elite education can be: Harvard University (BA) Magdalen College, Oxford (BA).
Imagine this type of prosody from a graduate of Oxford:
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@wtfis2bdone
@anenigma420
A sleazeball shuffling in to do “an honest assessment.”
Ole Miss type.
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@p_e_t_e_r_s_e_n
@mcmansionhell
American obsession with multiple choice standardized tests is barbaric. How could MIT have fallen into this pit?
Have graduated admissions curricula for higher education admissions. English most important by far.
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