Two Separate-Operations have been conducted by the New York City Police Department tonight; with the First Operation being the Storming and Clearing of the Columbia University Campus as well as the Barricaded Hamilton Hall by Tactical Teams with the Strategic Response Group and… pic.twitter.com/BBaZ0UjS5T
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) May 1, 2024
Day: May 1, 2024
CNN’s @thelauracoates just smeared @SamiAlArian, whose wife apparently visited the Columbia encampment a few days ago in solidarity, as a “convicted terrorist.” This is a malicious lie.
He was never convicted of terrorism. He was charged in a bogus case under the Patriot Act.… pic.twitter.com/mi9CbacGcS
— Aaron Maté (@aaronjmate) May 1, 2024
The miles of distance between the students journalists we’re listening to tonight and those who shuffled past protestors to eat dinner with reality stars and Joe Biden this weekend.
— Lisa Snowden (@LisaESnowden) May 1, 2024
Footage released by the NYPD showing Riot Police moving into the City College of New York City earlier in order to Remove the Pro-Hamas Encampment on the Campus, with this taking place after the University Administration sent a Letter to the NYPD today requesting their Direct… pic.twitter.com/7w1QCYPhbR
— OSINTdefender (@sentdefender) May 1, 2024
US National Security Council ‘watching’ pro-Palestine university protests ‘with concern’ Anadolu Agency | English
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