Went on @FoxNews this morning to comment on the current climate at Harvard. Harvard is dying, but it can return. Revival requires new institutions–––we are building them without Harvard's help.

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I wrote this morning in @salientharvard about indefensible comments made by a Harvard Dean, Gregory Davis. The comments, first compiled by @Yardrep0rt, include apathy towards the deaths of Republicans, hatred for police, and hostility towards President Trump and White people,

The Boomers who resent young men like @LeoAKoerner not only lacked a productive political philosophy, but theirs was among the most destructive of the American common good — hippies who became acquisitive materialists. Their disapproval is a sign of hope.

“Sorry we stole your adolescence and early adulthood in an insane, superstitious freakout in service of the nation’s gerontocracy and the nation’s neurotic, but you should just get over that”

In a letter today in Harvard Magazine, an alumnus dismissed my political concerns as hardly “productive.” Notwithstanding my views are not solely due to Covid, I wonder whether the continuous dismissal of my generations legitimate grievances will show to be productive for them.

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Resident deans used to be called House Masters and held authority over the conduct of the ~400 students in their houses. “Reforms” like the ones Harvard made to this position, open the way for people with horrific views to hold a fraction of that authority

Case in point https://t.co/ykSYW4Mk0C

Last week @Mike_Pence tried to compare Charlie Kirk's legacy with the Harvard Kennedy School/IOP; organisations that banned speech from Republicans and whose former president said: "With Trump’s Election, We Can No Longer Be Nonpartisan." This is not what Charlie did.

Drop the "criminal," just "all aliens," it's cleaner.

Kino

NYT columnist @mashagessen supports the motive of Kirk's assassination and preemptively portrays herself as a victim if criticized. You are correct, the landscape has transformed; justifying the murder of young men of the Right is no longer tolerated.

Unbeatable.

It’s time to examine the networks of NGOs built in the last 50 years that have been funding a subversion of America by using the language of “liberation” and “justice” to subvert the republic. Anyone who knows the history of Marxist revolutions knows this is the Trojan horse.

Join us in remembering Charlie and praying for his soul. 7PM this Saturday on the steps of Memorial Church in Harvard Yard.

A while ago, probably in 2017, I appeared on Tucker Carlson's Fox show to talk about God knows what. Afterwards a name I barely knew sent me a DM on twitter and told me I did a great job. It was Charlie Kirk, and that moment of kindness began a friendship that lasted until today.

A note from my experience and chatting with others of my age today: Charlie was one of the first alternatives to what many young men my age were told: you’re the problem, you and your ancestors built a society that is flawed. Step aside. He gave me and many other young men the

Harvard's anonymous posting app is celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk. This is what they think of us.