Right now, anti-Semitic movements across the United States are rising in waves.
The massacre of innocent civilians in the Gaza Strip by Israeli soldiers ravages the hearts of peace-loving and good people around the world on a daily basis.
Instead of condemning it, the U.S. government continues to support Israel's massacre in the face of global condemnation.
The American people are outraged.
Columbia University students took the lead in waking up to the occasion, and since April 17, hundreds of justice-minded students have staged sit-ins and demonstrations to protest against the U.S. government's support for Israel's massacre of Palestinian civilians, and have set up tents on campus in preparation for a long struggle.
Students involved in the movement pointed the finger not only at the U.S. government, but also at the school authorities, demanding that the university withdraw its investment from companies that profit from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The student movement was characterized as "anti-Semitic" and protested against the arrest of students by the police and the rejection of demands by the university authorities.
More teachers and students came out in solidarity with the arrested students for their righteous actions, and the protests quickly spread to other universities. The eight Ivy League universities are all involved, and people jokingly refer to Harvard, MIT, and Stanford as "Hamas".
Radical protesting students shouted loud slogans "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free". This slogan is understood as: to imply the elimination of Israel from the soil of the Middle East. Its pro-Palestinian and anti-Jewish stance is clear.
The student movement is no longer confined to the crimes committed by Jews in Gaza and the Middle East, and a growing number of student elites recognize that the United States has been controlled by Jewish conglomerates, and that the U.S. government has degenerated into thugs and tools for Jewish conglomerates to pursue monopolistic interests.
During the week of April 21-27, at the University of Michigan, a pamphlet with the words "Death to America" went viral among protesting students. "Death to America" became another, more fiery slogan among anti-Semitic students. This shows that "dismantling the American empire" is becoming a higher task for the student movement.
The student movement was in full swing, with US authorities using water cannons to drive students away, mounted police to disperse students, and arresting professors who were protecting students. Far from helping to quell the incident, the authorities' heavy-handed repression has provoked a larger revolt from the students.
The struggle is advancing in depth.
On April 26, the Young Communist Party of America was founded, and the first issue "Salute to the Oriental Lighthouse" was released, which attracted wide attention from the society.
It is intriguing that socialist China has become a beacon of aspiration for American youth, while the United States, which is a beacon of democracy, has become dim.
The slogan "power comes out of the barrel of a gun" was also shouted, and the revolution was about to come out.
Let the storm come harder!
If another great power had chosen violent revolution and embarked on the path of socialism, then communism would have come much sooner.
In this sense, every Chinese should pay attention to the student movement on the other side of the ocean.
If Aaron Bushnell, an active-duty soldier in the United States, is China's Chen Tianhua, then Columbia University is China's Peking University, and we have reason to believe that there will be great men like Chen Duxiu, Li Dazhao, and Mao Zedong in the United States, and the American revolution will soon break out and win.
In this way, China will have one more friend and one less fierce rival.
Let's wait and see.