Sign*Reader, what's up with the "Irvine 11" story?

Edited by abuayisha - 14 February 2010 at 2:57pm

Salaam bro.
I was out cruising last few days in the desert so couldn't reply promptly... Now this was no surprise, it was bound to happen since George Galloway's visit last year to this reactionary campus in little Israeli enclave of Turtle Rock...Galloway  spoke about Israel's "The politics of Genocide" as part of his VIVA PALESTINA campaign via Orange County on MSU's invitation! That didn't sit well with the campus Zionists including its spineless opportunist chancellor Drake who is sent in by the Zionist President Yodof of the UC system...
I saw bunch of Jews and other reactionaries had shown up but George G did really well...
So as a payback for that they invite of all people this Israeli Ambassador to get the MSU riled up and it surely they did...  he being an American born Jew who was also a memeber of IDF(aka the killers of Palestinians)
This guy Oren is slick storyteller but the MSU guys were not going to put up with his lies after what IDF did in Gaza and he was not up to Q&A session... that is my impression!
Anyways Muslim students have very low opinion of Patracca the professor and Drake both are Zionist lackeys! Drake will do anything to keep Yudof happy!
My kids tell me UCI happens to be the most repressive campus in the UC system!
IMO the students were really gutsy and I hope they get good legal help to fight the repression! As the old saying "to live in Rome and fight with the Pope" is not going to be easy!
The sly Zionist are using blacks to push their agendas; look what they are doing through Obama...

It was MSU with African SU, Asian Pacific SA, Hip Hop Congress,  Hindu Student Council, Pak SA, Radical SU, Society of Arab Students, Vietnamese American Coalition, Young Americans for Liberty and Workers Student Alliance who had sponsored George Galloway's visit!

 I didn't see Persians involved, names sound Palestinian to me!

Here is link to sign the petition!
http://www.irvine11.com/


Edited by Sign*Reader - 18 February 2010 at 8:16pm

Boomer wrote: I think you need to may need to seek professional help regarding your fascination with "zionist" conspiracy theories. The fact is, the MSU students had plannned to do everything they could to disrupt the speaker from presenting his arguments. This may come as a shock to you but not everyone is immersed in your world of invented conspiracy theories and paranoia.

Your inventions are facts and my facts are inventions makes a nice joke! LOL Pot calling the kettle black...
But it sure is obvious how fascinated you are by the Zionists scum or may be one yourself cuz it is bothering the hell out of you that makes my day & I love it...

The student protests and disrutions are part of the students struggles have been against this University's role for the exploitation of the students! Here is another essay, go over the names and then decide who is who!

Excerpts From:

Mr. DiFi Cashes in on Crisis

Who Runs the University of California?

Laytonville native Natalie Rose-Engber is one local resident whose has borne the impact of the ongoing structural adjustment of the university, as of California's economy in general. She was also one of the students involved in opposing the Regents in their treatment of the university like their own private business enterprise during her time as a student.

Rose-Engber grew up at the Black Oak Ranch, better known as �The Hog Farm�, associated with the name Wavy Gravy and just north of Laytonville. In 2007 and 2008, she was one among perhaps a few hundred UC students who often made the trek to the remote corners of the UC system where the Regents held their "public" meetings. Students would speak during the notoriously brief public comment periods, hold rallies, and occasionally disrupt the proceedings when all else failed -- and all else invariably did.

�The Regents would just be sitting there typing on their computers and not listening to any of the students,� Rose-Engber recalls. �But, of course, they're almost all multi-millionaires and directors of multi-national corporations. What do they know about being a student who's saddled with mountains of debt they'll spend the rest of their life paying off?�

Edited by Sign*Reader - 01 March 2010 at 5:45pm