With the prolongation of the "pro-Palestinian, anti-Israel protests" campaign. On April 27, not only major universities in the United States set off "anti-Israel" rallies and demonstrations, but even British universities, such as University College London and the University of Edinburgh, also protested.
In addition to anti-Israel slogans, these protests were also filled with anti-Semitic slogans such as "Final Solution" (Hitler's murder of the Jews), and even anti-American slogans such as "Death to America" caused an uproar in American public opinion.
But in fact, the global pro-Palestinian protests have gradually fallen into a low ebb since the beginning of this year, and this time the global anti-Israel protests and demonstrations started by the 100-person protest at Columbia University in New York are full of confusing strangeness.
This can be seen in the protests at Columbia University on April 24.
At the time, the global anti-Israel protests had not yet expanded and were confined to the Columbia campus, but observers quickly noticed that the "food support" provided to the protesters on campus was not ordinary.
At the site of the rally, there were tents on the fringes, and the "food tents" were filled with beautifully packaged food, albeit simple foods such as sandwiches, nuts, cereal bars and roast chicken.
But the reporter who knows the goods quickly found that these things are not simple.
For example, the sandwiches that are neatly stacked on the table are from the British brand convenience bakery "Pret A Manger". According to the price check, it can be found that a simple vegetarian sandwich in PAM costs as much as 8 US dollars, which is enough to eat a set meal at McDonald's.
PAM's sandwiches can cost between $10 and $14 depending on the meat, and even salmon sandwiches can cost as much as $16 — a price that would make for a good Mexican or Chinese snack in New York.
In addition, the food supported includes a $15 Kind cereal bar and a $10 rotisserie chicken, as well as peanut butter cups, croissants, muffins and more from Trader Joe's.
Similar scenes have been seen at the campuses of Harvard, Yale, Berkeley, Ohio State University, and Emory University in Georgia.
If radical slogans are put aside, it is easy to make simple people enthusiastic protest scenes. Most of the time, these campus protests are more akin to a wonderful 100-year-old campus cultural camping event.
Think about it, living in the same space with the American sages, and through spiritual self-touching, we have achieved a resonance that transcends time.
Isn't it nice to have a spring breeze, sunshine, free food, even singing and dancing, and "speaking up" for the Palestinians.
Even if they are arrested, they can be "caught and released" – for example, the protest camp at Columbia University was cleared and more than 100 people were arrested. But the next day, these people reappeared.
So don't look at how amazing the "arrest" is, in fact, it is handled with care, and it has almost no effect. Especially in a place like New York, where the far left is rampant.
So the question is, who is providing the free food?
Whether it was the campus protests at Columbia University, or later the protests at Harvard, Yale and other universities, the local starters were the "Palestinian Justice Student Association (SJP)" of their respective schools.
The Palestinian Justice Student Union is a subsidiary of the United States Palestinian Rights Movement (USCPR), which provides a monthly stipend of $2,880 to $3,660 for each "Justice Student Fellow" (demagogue) on campus, and requires these "Justice Students" to organize eight hours of pro-Palestinian activities per week.
Correspondingly, there is an additional $7,800 in assistance for each month of activity.
The "supplies" for the protests on Columbia's campus initially came from these funds.
And "righteous students" are even more common.
For example, Hillsey, who was arrested recently, not only has a mother of Congressman, Omar, but also a "Justice Student Fellow" at Columbia University - she is also the leader of the Columbia "sorority" at Columbia, and most of the Columbia girls arrested at the same time are also members of this "sorority", such as Seward, the daughter of a federal logistics executive, and Reed, the host of the "Columbia Daily Observer" webpodcast.
In addition, Nida Rafi, the former president of the University of Texas' "Student Union for Palestinian Justice," and Birckhead-Morton, president of the "Student Union for Palestinian Justice" at Yale University, have tried to launch massive occupation protests on campus.
Behind the Pakistan organization in the United States is actually the ultra-left consortium, and the most famous chaebol among them is Soros, who is known as the "progressive financier".
This seems ironic, although the main theme of the protests in colleges and universities in the United States today is "against Israel", in fact, "anti-Semitic" and even anti-American slogans are endless.
As a result, the Jewish chaebol Soros turned out to be their back-up financier. And many of the demonstrators who participated in the protest against Israel did not even know what they were protesting for, but they only searched for the key words "anti-Israel" and "anti-Semitism" and joined them, completely unaware that behind this protest in colleges and universities in the United States was Soros.
So the question is, did Soros lift a stone and shoot himself in the foot?
How is that possible!
Soros has always been the biggest financier of global progressivism, and his core political proposition is that "the world has no borders", which facilitates the harvesting of capital, and the concrete practice is to achieve the goal through a series of "just agendas".
For example, the "migration crisis" in the Western world since 2015 originated from a photograph of a Middle Eastern refugee child who was shipwrecked while smuggling across the Mediterranean, and his body washed ashore.
The result was a "tsunami of sympathy" that successfully opened the door to Europe, so much so that the social contradictions in European countries are now acute.
The use of "sympathy and pity" is a common tactic used by left-wing politicians. And the "sympathetic propaganda" of the Gaza war is actually aimed at this purpose.
For left-wing politicians, let their own society form a "sympathy for Gazans", and then "mobilize the people to support the opening of the country and accept refugees", followed by the natural "long-term residence to give citizenship, and eventually these refugees and immigrants will become the "iron vote warehouse" of the left-wing parties, and then welcome more immigrants and refugees, and finally achieve the goal of long-term power.
For the Democratic Party and the far left, the United States is now facing a lot of "anti-immigrant public opinion", and even the Latino community, which is most supportive of the "illegal immigration wave", has some voters who have begun to choose to support the "anti-immigrant" Trump because of the economic recession.
Therefore, for Biden and the Democrats, although the "anti-Israeli, anti-Semitic" and even "anti-American" protests that have broken out in the United States today have made them condemned by public opinion and the Jewish community (including some normal conglomerates).
But in the long run, as the Biden administration began to clamp down on the Israeli offensive in Gaza, for example, it imposed sanctions on a military group of Israeli forces as a whole.
This wave of protests in colleges and universities across the United States has instead strengthened the will of left-wing voters in the United States to vote for the Democratic Party, especially Kochios.
Using their empathy will not only continue to promote the Democratic Party's long-term line of "opening the country to immigrants", but also help build the theory for a "pluralistic America", especially the inclusion of Muslims (the Democratic Party's iron vote).
- END -
Long essays are not easy to write
Labor, comment, and praise, this article is original for Real Planet