These Are Paid Agitators On These College Campuses

We know that these are paid agitators on these college campuses. A map where pro-Palestinian student protesters have been arrested. College campuses with reported encampments or sit-ins related to the war in Gaza.
Left wing dark money groups are bankrolling anti-israel demonstrations. Clash with police. These protests are costing an enormous amount of money. Many are pointing fingers at a company called Crowds on Demand, which provides paid protesters as a service, accusing it of hiring left-wing agitators to manufacture the movement. These encampments have appeared all across the country in most respected universities. CEO of Crowds on Demand said the similar tents at the protests are a sign that there are larger groups funding the demonstrations. Another group that is being suspected to be behind the protests is The People’s Forum, a tax-exempt advocacy group who often hosts propaganda events for the regimes of countries like Venezuela and Cuba. Crowds on Demand CEO says that NGOs are definitely involved. These are NGOs where they can get money from Crowds on Demand.
These people have demands. They want you to believe that students have the demands but they are terrorists. Another group is Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) is one of the main organizers of a protest that brought Columbia University to a standstill. A new report reveals the group got mills from several charities with alleged links to Palestinian terrorist organization Hama.
Yesterday there was a bill passed for anti-semitism. Anti-Semitism is a certain perception of Jews, which may be expressed as hatred toward Jews. Rhetorical and physical manifestations of anti-semitism are directed toward Jewish or non-Jewish individuals and/or their property, toward Jewish community institutions and religious facilities.
Hate vs harm? It is your first amendment right to hate someone or something but it may not be to harm. They are strengthening anti semitism laws. We do wonder what other rights they are infringing on
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