stop gaza genocide. 

 

we were walking to the protest for palestine on the quadrangle when we heard voices to the south and turned toward them. on the way i asked a fellow and he said they were moving around. it was too loud for charlie. we looked on the quadrangle and there were zionist banners and it felt creepy. there were no protestors visible. just the propaganda of genocide. no protest necessary for that. 

 

 synchronicities. revelatory circumstantial messages impulsed by the soul.

Princeton hauls off Chris Hedges before he can speak.

 

Princeton University, like most universities around the country, is wildly overreacting from its surveillance of student activists to its rush to criminalize the most tepid forms of dissent. This will only fuel the fires of protest. These universities are frightened, not ultimately by the students, but by the clear moral issues these students raise that expose the moral bankruptcy and complicity in mass murder by all of our leading institutions. What these institutions and those who run them have failed to realize is that there is nothing they can do now. They have been exposed for who and what they are.

 love is the recognition of the underlying unity of all things. 

 are you ready for that final solution? cuz it's comin' to a campus near you.

we went to the quads to see when the protest would be. the security officer didn't know but he said you better wear your leash. he said they were going to prevent another tent city and writing on the walkways. he said people gotta remember, it's hard to explain it to them, but you'll understand—this is private property. but, i say we have to have freedom of speech. oh yeah, but this is private property...and private property trumps freedom of speech.