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  • Protesters at Berkeley Reminiscent of French Revolution Mobs

    Protesters at Berkeley Reminiscent of French Revolution Mobs0

    Wednesday night at the University of California at Berkeley, a huge mob of protestors successfully prevented political activist Milo Yiannopoulos from speaking at a planned event. Armed with bricks and fireworks, they vandalized university property and used police barriers as battering rams. The group successfully breached at least one of the doors, swarmed the venue,

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  • Protester Privilege and Its Corresponding Kingmakers

    Protester Privilege and Its Corresponding Kingmakers0

    New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s army of COVID-19 contact tracers will not be asking New Yorkers if they attended a protest in recent weeks according to a city officials. “No person will be asked proactively if they attended a protest,” de Blasio spokesperson Avery Cohen told THE CITY. The 1,000 strong “Test and Trace Corps”

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  • Protest or Revolution? The Historical Crossroad at Which We Sit

    Protest or Revolution? The Historical Crossroad at Which We Sit0

    It appears that propaganda, not education, is officially the aim of America’s higher education institutions. That seems to be the message in “315 College Deans Tell Applicants, Academics Unimportant, Protesting for Racial Justice Is.” Daniel Greenfield shares with readers the news that college deans from across the country have issued a joint statement regarding the coronavirus

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  • Protective Intelligence: The Key to Preventing Classroom Shootings

    Protective Intelligence: The Key to Preventing Classroom Shootings0

    Once again, America was dealt a sickening gut-punch by a mass murder in a public high school. The classroom avenger phenomenon is racking up a death toll with no end in sight. In the most recent case, evident warning signs were ignored by the FBI. School districts should, of course, maximize the protective and enforcement

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  • Protecting the Magic of Childhood

    Protecting the Magic of Childhood6

    A couple of years ago, some friends and I were discussing the lottery. “When people ask me if I ever buy tickets, I tell them I already won the lottery,” one man said. “I was born in the middle of the 20th century in the United States of America.” Roughly 70 years after that mid-20th

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  • Prosecutors Treat El Paso Shooting as Domestic Terrorism

    Prosecutors Treat El Paso Shooting as Domestic Terrorism0

    Federal prosecutors are treating the shooting in El Paso, Texas, which left 20 dead Saturday, as an act of domestic terrorism and possible hate crime that could carry the death penalty. “We’re also treating it as a domestic terrorism case, and we’re going to do what we do to terrorists in this country, which is

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