Indigenous people (Native Americans) came out in force to support indigenous people (Israelis). Challenging the pro-Hamas‚ America-hating Marxists who set up camp on the UCLA campus. they carried  signs warning the Jew-hating Marxists‚ “Hamas and Supporters Are Not Welcome on Native Land&;#33;” And‚ right next to that sign‚ another read‚ “Jewish Students are welcome on […]

Five pro-Hamas savages wearing keffiyehs on their heads‚ ganged up on the Jewish girl‚ bludgeoning her in the head while stomping on her Israeli flag‚ after which she lost consciousness and her body went limp. She was rushed to the Emergency Room with a bleeding head. She suffered a serious concussion and was unable to […]

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Sentinel already reported these figures from the Arab and US polls‚ but let’s do it again. Since Biden’s administration plans to bring Palestinian Gazans here‚ we should know what the chances are of getting normal ones who deserve it. Remember‚ they are taught to hate Jews and Americans from early childhood. We’ve already seen them […] The post Biden to Bring People Here Who Hate Americans by 96.8% appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

MSNBC host Alex Wagner and her guest‚ New York Times columnist Michelle Goldberg‚ assessed the chaotic situation on many American college campuses and worried that the mass protests‚ anti-Semitic chants‚ and violence could spark a new Reagan era. Wagner and Goldberg were responding to the New York Police Department’s actions in clearing protesters from Hamilton Hall — which was seized and barricaded by anti-Israel protesters — and they drew a direct comparison to 1968‚ the last time “anti-war” protesters had taken over that same building. WATCH: MSNBC's Alex Wagner frets that the campus protests at Columbia and elsewhere might lead to the next Reagan Era pic.twitter.com/qdOUgL8b9P — Jorge Bonilla (@BonillaJL) May 1‚ 2024 “Michelle‚ the — Hamilton Hall is — for people who are not familiar with the Columbia campus: in April of 1968‚ 56 years ago‚ hundreds of students seized the building during protests over the Vietnam War.  I do not think that was lost to the people who stormed Hamilton Hall. After a week- this is‚ again‚ in 1968‚ police entered through underground tunnels and cleared them out. Over 700 people were arrested‚” Wagner explained. “Right‚ and that’s remembered as a really dark chapter in Columbia’s history‚ which is why it’s so breathtaking to see them repeated‚” Goldberg added. Wagner went on to say that‚ with the 2024 presidential election fast approaching‚ she could see many similarities to the 1960s and the division being felt by many Americans on various issues. “The country feels catastrophically divided on every — on every issue from basic facts to an actual policy vision‚” she said. “Echoes of 1968 and I just wonder‚ you know‚ it’s hard to imagine that this is — that this imagery of the NYPD storming Columbia in this — in this moment is not going to reverberate in ways that we cannot yet see across the political divide.” Goldberg followed Wagner down that road‚ noting that no matter how unpopular officials and law enforcement had become as photos circulated of them cracking down on protests — sometimes violently — the anti-war protesters also lost popularity and public support. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “I think we should remember what the kind of images of protest disorder did in the late 60s. Because even as the Vietnam War became increasingly unpopular‚ so did the antiwar protests. And it was in part the backlash to that as well as to urban crime that gave us not just Richard Nixon but kind of un — except for a four-year oasis of Jimmy Carter‚ unbroken Republican rule until Bill Clinton‚” Goldberg said. “And so I would expect that we are already seeing the backlash to this‚ but I would expect it to be ferocious.” “The late ’70s were a period of retrenchment. And then 1980 saw Ronald Reagan and a conservative agenda that was fiercer‚ more focused and more effective than maybe any other conservative agenda in ways that we are still grappling with to this day‚” Wagner complained‚ taking the comparison a step further. “I mean‚ it’s the establishment. The Heritage Foundation‚ the Federalist Society. Any number of right-wing organizations. A master plan to retake the judiciary. I mean‚ what we saw in the aftereffect of the Vietnam War was really a brand of conservatism‚ a new Right that the country had never seen before.” Getty Images

Court is back in session with the Honorable Matt Walsh presiding. Episode 5 of “Judged by Matt Walsh” was just as full of twists and turns as the four that preceded it. The theme of this week was “boundaries” – or lack thereof. First up‚ plaintiff Sabine Beauchamp explained how she was suing her brother for engaging in a romantic relationship with her boyfriend and causing her “emotional distress.” She was seeking $2‚000 to account for her emotional turmoil plus all the money she put into the relationship. “I found out that he was sleeping with my man at the time‚” Beauchamp began before Judge Walsh cut her off. “I already don’t want to hear anything else about this case. Case dismissed‚” he replied‚ before reluctantly agreeing to hear more details about the sibling drama. Beauchamp went on to discuss how she’s very close with her brother and started sharing details about a new boyfriend she met on Tinder. The plaintiff said she must have told her brother “too many details” because it made him want to also become involved with the man she was seeing.  Next‚ Beauchamp described introducing her boyfriend to her brother after six months of dating. During the introduction‚ which took place at a bar‚ she recalls them giving each other “googly eyes.”  Judge Walsh asked the bailiff to describe “googly eyes.” The bailiff said they come from the arts and crafts store‚ which caused the judge to temporarily lose his patience and bang the gavel.  “Are you telling me that a woman has never given you googly eyes&;#63; Is that what I’m getting from this&;#63;” Walsh asked‚ which caused the bailiff to hang his head. “Why did it have to get sad like that&;#63;” Walsh said. Beauchamp continued laying out her case. She said her brother went to use the bathroom‚ and a few minutes later her brother also said he had to go to the bathroom. Walsh observed that while women are known to use the restroom at the same time‚ it’s not as common for men. “In fact‚ if I notice that I’m going to the bathroom and there’s a guy that I know also going to the bathroom that I’m going to‚ I don’t want to go be in the bathroom at the same time as him. So one of us has to peel off. This should be suspicious to you – not just suspicious‚ but this is like a glaring warning sign that something’s going on‚” the wise judge said. Defendant Jam Dubuisson insisted that nothing was going on between him and his sister’s boyfriend. The bailiff was instructed to read text messages submitted as evidence‚ which he did with the added flair of making a kissing noise to reflect the kissing face emoji.  The text message reading got even wilder as the bailiff imitated the see no evil monkey emoji after comments made about how the other person’s body looks in certain outfits. “Please take these out back and burn them‚” Judge Walsh instructed the bailiff after viewing printouts of the text exchange  Dubuisson denied that the text messages were from him. “My sister has a tendency that when things go wrong‚ she comes up with somebody else to blame‚” he said before producing texts of his own which he claimed proved Beauchamp and her boyfriend broke up because she admitted to cheating. The bailiff acted out the text exchange once again‚ sending the courtroom into fits of laughter. “I think back to a time just this morning when I hadn’t met either of you or heard your story. And I wish I could recapture that lost innocence‚ that ignorant bliss‚ that happiness that is now gone from my life forever‚” Walsh said before awarding damages.  Tune into the full episode to find out how Judge Walsh ruled on the dispute. Next up‚ plaintiff Rick Shaw stood before the mighty throne of justice‚ seeking to be paid for batteries he picked up while at work. Shaw said he works as a professional Santa Claus. He clarified that he “didn’t do malls” but rather visited people’s houses “where they’re comfortable.” After some confusion over whether Shaw asked the defendant‚ Deanna Maye‚ for money to reimburse him for purchasing batteries‚ which he first claimed to not remember doing‚ more drama about the situation was revealed. Shaw said he asked the defendant at one point if she would be his “number one elf.” “Now‚ I want you to think long and hard about this question before you answer it. But when you looked at Miss Maye‚ what made you think‚ oh‚ she’d be a great elf&;#63;” Walsh asked. “Because she’s little‚” Shaw replied.  “So you looked at her and said‚ ‘Oh‚ you’re short. You could be an elf‚” Walsh replied.  “Yeah‚” Shaw said. “Wait‚ are there not services that Santas can go to to find an elf&;#63;” “I’m sure they are‚ Your Honor.” “Is there not‚ like‚ a Craigslist for short people&;#63;” “You’re right‚” Shaw said. “There could be‚ but I just happened to meet this lady and thought she would be perfect for the job.” Shaw next described how he had a tendency to “run his mouth‚” which led to him referring to the defendant’s mother as his “future mother-in-law.”  Judge Walsh confirmed that Shaw was already married. He next made an astute observation. “I’m going to go out on a limb on this one‚” Walsh said. “Your current marriage is not your first&;#63;” “Oh‚ no‚ no‚” Shaw responded. “How many times have you been married&;#63;” Walsh asked. “Uh‚ the lady I’m married to now is number seven‚” the plaintiff admitted. Next up was Maye’s chance to tell her side of the story.  She said she did agree to work as an elf alongside Shaw‚ as a volunteer‚ despite what she perceived as inappropriate behavior on set together in the past. Maye produced proof of herself setting boundaries with Shaw after he allegedly proposed to her while they were working together for the second time. The bailiff was again asked to read the text exchange. For Shaw’s messages‚ he threw in a few “Ho Ho Hos‚” which Judge Walsh chastised him for. “You’re submitting things into evidence that are false. That’s perjury. You’re committing perjury‚” Walsh said as the courtroom erupted in laughter. Following deliberation‚ Judge Walsh delivered the verdict. Watch the full episode to see the final ruling‚ and be sure to tune in every Tuesday for new episodes of “JUDGED by Matt Walsh‚” exclusively on DailyWire+.

Actor Jeff Goldblum has joined the growing list of celebrities who have announced that they won’t just throw money at their kids — and they expect them to learn to support and fend for themselves. Goldblum‚ 71‚ made the comments during a recent appearance on iHeartPodcast “Table for Two With Bruce Bozzi‚” where he explained that his two children with wife Emilie Livingston‚ 41 — Charlie (8) and River (6) — should not grow up expecting a windfall. The “Independence Day” star said he’s already told them as much‚ recalling a conversation in which he told them‚ “Hey‚ you know‚ you’ve got to row your own boat.” Goldblum went on to say that there was real value in teaching kids to be self-sufficient‚ and argued that the kids would also value the knowledge that they had made it on their own. “It’s an important thing to teach kids. I’m not going to do it for you. And you’re not going to want me to do it for you‚” he added. “You’ve got to figure out how to find out what’s wanted and needed and where that intersects with your love and passion and what you can do. And even it if doesn’t‚ you might have to do that anyway.” Goldblum is far from the only celebrity to say that he plans to push his kid to fly on their own. Basketball legend Shaquille O’Neal said in a 2021 interview that he has made it clear to his kids that he’s the one with the $400 million fortune‚ not them. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “My kids are older now. They kinda upset with me. Not really upset‚ but they don’t understand. I tell them all the time. We ain’t rich. I’m rich‚” he said. “You gotta have bachelor’s or master’s [degrees] and then if you want me to invest in one of your companies‚ you’re going to have to present it‚ boom boom boom‚ bring it to me‚” he said. “I’ll let you know‚ I’m not giving you nothing.” Other celebrities with similar views include performer Marie Osmond‚ Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger‚ and “Diners‚ Drive-Ins‚ and Dives” host Guy Fieri.

The wife of a man convicted of terrorism-related charges was spotted sitting among the tents of anti-Israel protesters at Columbia University who have occupied parts of campus for nearly two weeks. New York City Democratic Mayor Eric Adams said on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” on Wednesday that the husband of a woman spotted at the demonstration had been “arrested for and convicted for terrorism on a federal level.” Adams also said at a press conference on Wednesday that “outside agitators” were influencing the Columbia demonstration‚ which ultimately led to a large group of people taking over Hamilton Hall on the school’s campus before NYPD officers cleared them out and arrested dozens of people on Tuesday night. While Adams did not name the terrorist or his wife‚ Sami Al-Arian had posted on social media that his wife‚ Nahla‚ had joined the anti-Israel protesters at Columbia last week‚ The New York Post reported. My wife Nahla in solidarity with the brave and very determined Columbia University students. pic.twitter.com/ximkHFbZeo — Sami Al-Arian (@SamiAlArian) April 26‚ 2024 In 2006‚ Al-Arian pleaded guilty to offering support to the terrorist group Palestinian Islamic Jihad. The Kuwait-born convicted terrorist was a computer engineering professor at the University of South Florida and was deported from the country in 2015 after his prison sentence ended. Authorities said Nahla was not a part of the mob of protesters who broke into Hamilton Hall. NYPD Deputy Commissioner of Intelligence and Counterterrorism Rebecca Weiner said‚ “We have no evidence of any criminal wrongdoing on her part but that’s something I wouldn’t want influencing my child if I were a parent of somebody at Columbia.” Mayor Adams addressed the terrorist wife’s presence during his appearance on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.” “At what point‚ Mr. Mayor‚ did you and the NYPD view this as something more than a student-led protest&;#63;” host Willie Geist asked. “You mentioned the outside agitators. Columbia talked about them and their students. They said it became clear to them that it wasn’t just students inside that building. At what point was it known to you that this was something more and that there were people who maybe had plans for worse than what some of the students were up to&;#63;” “I believe that when we started seeing footage and we were able to identify what was always my belief based on some of the organization’s individuals‚ but once we were able to actually confirm that with our intelligence division and one of the individuals’ husband was arrested for and convicted for terrorism on a federal level‚” Adams said. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “Once we were able to identify some of the other people‚ I knew that there was no way I was going to allow those children to be exploited the way they were being exploited and many people thought that this was just a natural evolution of a protest. It was not‚” he added.