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NYPD officers finally shut down protesters at Columbia University after weeks of unrest, while cops began to work their way through demonstrators at UCLA.
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The encampments on campuses there and others across the U.S. have disrupted more than they have accomplished, but that’s not going to stop many from fighting what they believe is the good fight.
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Some items — from zip ties and gas masks, helmets and shields, elbow and knee pads — appeared to be their way of gearing up for battle, but there were some other “urgent” requests that seemed … out of place.
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The Google doc obtained by Fox News shows the need for hot food, particularly vegan and gluten-free, but made sure to point out packaged food, coffee, bagels, bananas and nuts were no-nos.
The campers were also banned from using sunscreen, but lotion was okay, and also requested gloves of all sizes but preferably “without reinforced knuckles” and pairs that fit “small hands.”
NEW: @FoxNews has obtained a Google Doc w/ a list of needs that protesters at the UCLA camp are requesting, including: - Vegan & gluten free food - “Super bright” flashlights w/ strobe - Rope & zip ties - Helmets, shields, & wood - Lotion, “NO sunscreen” - Knee & elbow pads pic.twitter.com/XUL6ZbtoLy
An activist from the group “Fatties 4 Palestine” was on the campus of UMass Amherst where she joined forces with an LGBTQ+ man wearing a Black Lives Matters T-shirt and Arabic garb (that one person on social described as being from the set of Aladdin) to urge people to boycott Israel and join campus protests.
Pro-Palestinian protesters there took down their tents after two days, WMassNews.com reported, but the demonstrations remain. Baby steps.
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STRING ALONG
In keeping with the recent water bottle/rainbow-striped umbrella prayer ritual, another display of solidarity showed students at Columbia University performing an entangling interpretive dance featuring red strings, while soccer and yoga also took place.
The dance took place last month on Earth Day, as supporters held signs that read “Decolonize Decarbonize.”
Meanwhile, Caitlyn Jenner was blasted for suggested campus protesters be deported, but the former reality star doubled down on her comments about the “grossly uninformed morons.”
“LGBT (or not, but esp LGBT rioters perplex me) Hamas Supporters?!,” she addressed haters on X.
“I say let’s send them to the places they have so much love for. Go to Gaza. Go to Iran. Go to Iraq. You’ll be ruled by Hamas, Hezbollah, ISIS-K, the IRGC, etc.”
Jenner concluded: “Let me know how that goes…oh wait…”
LGBT (or not, but esp LGBT rioters perplex me) Hamas Supporters?! I say let’s send them to the places they have so much love for. Go to Gaza. Go to Iran. Go to Iraq. You’ll be ruled by Hamas, Hezbollah, ISIS-K, the IRGC, etc. Let me know how that goes…oh wait…👀 pic.twitter.com/fYVvplIS1b
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