UC Berkeley riots last night: Globalist Dupes 
    on Parade

    
    Shutting down free speech at the home of the Free Speech 
    Movement (as Police stand down and let the "anarchists" 
    do their thing...)
    
    The speaker canceled: Milo Yiannopoulos: gay, anti-Left
    
    By Jon Rappoport
    In the early days of the American Republic, George Washington warned against 
    entangling foreign alliances. Flash forward from 1796 to 2017. Last night, 
    masked thugs emerged from a crowed of protestors, at UC Berkeley, and chanted: 
    "No borders, no nations, fuck deportations." And there you have 
    it. A perfect summary of the Globalist position.
    
    One planetary nation (under one gentle, all-inclusive, loving, iron fist).
    
    George Soros would be smiling. David Rockefeller would be chortling.
    
    Here's what happened last night, culled from various news sources:
    
    SF Gate: "A protest at UC Berkeley over a scheduled appearance by right-wing 
    provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos turned fiery and violent Wednesday night, prompting 
    police to cancel the event and hustle the Breitbart News editor off campus."
    
    Grabien.com: "Student protesters upset over a speech by writer Milo Yiannopoulos 
    are setting fires and destroying property at Berkeley University Wednesday 
    night...Protesters are leaving campus en route for the town of Berkeley, chanting 
    along the way, 'No borders, no nations! Fuck deportations!' After a female 
    Trump supporter concludes an interview with a local reporter, anti-Milo protesters 
    pepper spray her." 
    
    CBS SF: "Protesters armed with bricks and fireworks mounted an assault 
    on the building hosting a speech by polarizing Breitbart News editor Milo 
    Yiannopoulos Wednesday night, forcing the event's cancellation. UC Berkeley 
    officials said the protest was infiltrated by vandals. As the gathered crowd 
    got more agitated, masked 'black bloc' activists began hurling projectiles 
    including bricks, lit fireworks and rocks at the building and police. Some 
    used police barriers as battering rams to attack the doors of the venue, breaching 
    at least one of the doors and entering the venue on the first floor. In addition 
    to fireworks being thrown up onto the second-floor balcony, fires were lit 
    outside the venue, including one that engulfed a gas-powered portable floodlight. 
    At about 6:20 p.m., UC campus police announced that the event had been cancelled. 
    Officers ordered the crowd to disperse, calling it an unlawful assembly. By 
    8 p.m., a large crowd of people had moved off the campus and onto Telegraph 
    Avenue. They smashed ATMs at a Bank of America branch and set several trash 
    fires on Telegraph Avenue. After marching west on Durant Avenue, the group 
    moved north on Shattuck Avenue, smashing windows and vandalizing a Mechanics 
    Bank branch near the corner of Bancroft Way. Chase and Wells Fargo branches 
    were also vandalized. A Starbucks location near campus was vandalized and 
    looted. Police also received reports that banks were set on fire in the area 
    of Center Street and Shattuck Avenue."
    
    NBC News: "'The violence was instigated by a group of about 150 masked 
    agitators who came onto campus and interrupted an otherwise non-violent protest', 
    UC Berkeley said in a statement. Some people were attacked and police treated 
    six people for injuries, the university said... Berkeley College Republicans 
    said before the protests that a 'groupthink phenomenon' has taken hold at 
    the California university that silences conservative speech, and while it 
    doesn't agree with everything Yiannopoulos has said or done 'we saw the chance 
    to host Milo as an opportunity that was too good to pass up. He is somebody 
    who stands up for those who are too afraid or intimidated to speak out on 
    campus, and he voraciously defends speech from all sides of the political 
    spectrum', the group said in a statement earlier. After the violence, the 
    group said in a statement: 'The Free Speech Movement is dead. Today, the Berkeley 
    College Republicans' constitutional right to free speech was silenced by criminals 
    and thugs seeking to cancel Milo Yiannopoulos' tour'."
    
    Don't like what someone has to say? Shut him down. Destroy property.
    
    Here are several Milo Yiannopoulos quotes:
    
    "Hillary Clinton is funded by people who murder homosexuals."
    
    "Now, some of the most dangerous places for women to be in the world 
    are modern, Western, rich European countries. Why? One reason. Islamic immigration 
    - it's got to stop."
    
    "Hillary Clinton has shown no indication whatsoever of stemming the tide 
    of Islamic immigration, or stopping our mollycoddling, and pandering to Islam. 
    These things are direct threats. Not just to culture, but to the lives of 
    gay people in America."
    
    "America's got to take a break from foreign wars, and take a break from 
    immigration."
    
    "Feminists want to replace old etiquette rules with a new system of politically-driven 
    language policing, controlled by them and predicated on nebulous hurt feelings 
    and speculative 'harm'." 
    
    "Virtue signaling can best be explained as the devotion of a person's 
    entire existence to explaining how wonderful they (and their friends) are, 
    and how terribly wrong everyone else is. The point of virtue signaling is 
    to demonstrate superiority, for the purpose of consolidating power, prestige 
    and financial reward. The culture of social justice is set up to reward the 
    loudest and best complainers and to punish anyone that stands against them."
    
    "Most of the federal government could be shut down."
    
    Drive the man away from any public event. Don't let him talk. Set fires. Destroy 
    property. 1st Amendment? Never heard of it.
    
    If Milo had been allowed to speak last night, a few hundred people would have 
    heard him. There would have been virtually no fallout. But because of the 
    riots, the division between opposites is exacerbated.
    
    And this is the op. 
    
    Incite enough antipathy so that no conversation across the gap is possible.
    
    That's what college is all about these days, isn't it?