Far-Left Create “Death Tribunals”

Indeed, in a true sense.

X account Stu Stu Studios shared video of the incident, in which a girl using a megaphone led chants accusing GWU Provost Christopher Bracey of assault in addition to accusations of supporting Zionism and Israel. The chants went, “Bracey, Bracey, we see you. You assault students too.”

It is unclear whether they conflate the role of “provost” in George Washington University’s faculty with that of a law enforcement supervisor (such as “provost marshal”). Nevertheless, charging Mr. Bracey with assault only serves to heighten the ridiculousness of this “tribunal” that these young people are hosting.

Immediately after, the girl on the loudspeaker yells, “Off to the m*****f***ing gallows with you!”

Hold on, though—it gets sillier.

As the other students vociferously declare the GWU Board of Trustees “guilty,” the girl on the megaphone continues to accuse them of making money off of the “genocide” of Palestinians. Finally, she cries, “To the guillotine!”

Finally, they demand the execution of Ellen Granberg, the president of GWU, and her alleged “f****** bob [haircut]” for “using [their] tuition fees to finance genocide.”

There is a longer version available on Stu Stu Studios, but what really highlights how absurd these “protests” are is that these youngsters are openly and loudly asking for the deaths of particular individuals who are probably able to hear them.

Ultimately, as my friend Catherine Salgado wrote about earlier this week, these are the same kids that defaced the George Washington statue on campus with Palestinian flags and anti-Israel placards.

That same day, Rick Moran reported about the student and agitator takeover of Columbia University’s Hamilton Hall, which included blocking the building’s doors and keeping the building’s maintenance staff hostage for a few hours.

I have previously written about University of Wisconsin students who allegedly applauded Hitler and yelled, “There is only one solution: the Intifada revolution,” at Jewish students who were walking by.

The next day, I wrote about how Travis County officials in Austin, Texas, had found what seemed to be weapons caches on the campus of the University of Texas, including firearms, bricks, chains, and mallets.

UCLA students have already been known to fight behind makeshift walls, and as Moran stated earlier in the day, if you think the situation is terrible now, wait till summer.