Push Back Gathering Steam

[dawg80]

For way too long the woke left has had control of the narrative, especially at universities. We all know that conservative viewpoints, speakers, guests, even renting a university hall for a closed meeting have been disallowed on campuses. And the whole evil woke movement, designed to weaken the very fabric of America and the free West, has been allowed to run unchecked. Well, thankfully, that trend is grinding to a halt and even being reversed.

Latest example is Mark Rowan's stance against his alma mater the Univ. of Pennsylvania and its disgusting defense of those voicing support for Hamas and the continued genocide of Jews. Univ. of Penn "leadership" is trying to lean on the 1st Amendment/free speech saying the faculty/board members spouting such crap are protected and MUST be allowed to express their opinions. Well, except the Univ. of Penn already has a track record of disallowing such "opinions" that are not woke. And, as Mark Rowan has made clear, this is not a political discussion, it is expressing support for murderers. Rowan was just on CNBC and said the Univ. of Penn has lost over $150 million in donations, with more losses to come, because they did not condemn the "speech" of their despicable staff and board members. The president of the Univ. of Florida took swift and unilateral action to squash any official and/or sanctioned speech expressing support for Hamas and other terrorists. Kudos to him (Dr. Ben Sasse).

Hopefully, other CEOs will follow Mark Rowan's lead and IF they feel the need to take a stance on any issue, it won't be a woke leftist one.

[FriscoDog]

Oopsie...

https://nypost.com/2023/10/11/harvar...ort-for-hamas/

A flurry of Harvard University students and groups are desperately trying to backtrack on their support of a letter blaming Israel for the mass slaughter of its own people by Hamas terrorists — as some business titans seek to blacklist them from future jobs.


The prestige and elitness of Ivy Schools have definitely lost their shine.. These students would have difficulty in a state school.