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How much of the group is indeed form the student body and how many are outside terrorist supporters is an interesting question:
WSU Students for Justice in Palestine gathered
Thursday night. The group said Mufti Abdul Wahab, executive director and
co-founder of the Miftaah Institute in Warren, is scheduled to lead a
1:30 p.m. prayer service at Gullen Mall in front of the university's
student center.
"Join
us for our first official day of programming and activities at the WSU
Liberated Zone!" the group said Friday morning in a Facebook post.
Note of course the de riggeur call fro actual genocide with the "From the River to the Sea" sign prominently featured at the entrance to the "Liberated Zone" - liberated from what one might wonder?
I dont think its a coincidence, that this encampament pops up the day after U of M shuts down thier encampment. Most of these people are not students. They are most likely paid agitators from the Marxist rent a mob
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They just keep digging!!!
I dont think its a coincidence, that this encampament pops up the day after U of M shuts down thier encampment. Most of these people are not students. They are most likely paid agitators from the Marxist rent a mob
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