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Uh because we're gonna address some we're gonna clear the air on some things, 'cause there's a bunch of fucking lies being spread by this ISIS organization called CARE, and I'll tell you about it in a second.

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We had a crazy day.

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So yes, they can hear us.

All right.

So let me give you guys a brief overview of what's just happened.

So for one month, Grayson planned on having both of us speak at his his.

I mi strongly emphasize that.

Pro Gaza Symposium at Emory University.

And by the way, I have a lot of information we're going to talk about in the coming days about this.

But he partnered with a pro-FSA

Make of that what you will, pro-moderate rebel affiliated organization called CARE.

CARE is a really interesting organization.

It combines pro-LGBTQIA plus activism with al-Qaeda head choppers in Syria.

And never mind that, because we didn't say anything about Syria.

We knew it was going to be a divisive issue, so we made an agreement.

We told Grayson, we told everyone, yeah, we told CARE themselves, we're not going to talk about Syria.

That's not the main problem right now.

The problem is Gaza, right?

But the reason Grayson had to partner with CARE is because they had the necessary connections to bring out Norman Finkelstein.

Now, let me

We have the receipts, so any of these care motherfuckers that want to lie, you don't know who I am, you don't know what my name is, you don't know where I'm from, you don't know the friends that I have.

Two can play at these games.

You guys are not the ones with the connections.

Haz al-Din is the one with the connections.

So before you go running your mouth lying, just know Haz al-Din will fight back.

You understand?

You don't know who I am.

But in any case, you should have studied who I was.

They had the list of the speakers before all this started.

They were informed I was going to be speaking.

Everyone was.

None of this was concealed to anyone.

I was on the itinerary.

Now we tried to convince CARE to allow Jackson to speak, but CARE National apparently said that Jackson cannot speak because Jackson was fighting against regime change propaganda in Syria from day one.

Jackson was fighting against the regime change narrative in Syria, and CARE loves the FSA more than they love the Palestinians.

They are more loyal to al-Qaeda in Syria than they are to the Palestinian cause.

We don't agree with CARE about Syria, but we were willing to put the difference aside.

They weren't.

That's what this is about.

But here's the important thing, right?

Because there's a narrative you're going to be seeing on Twitter.

Which I'm going to tell you, the guerrillas, you must combat with utmost ferocity.

We do have the receipts.

If you want to get your phone out, we can show them.

We have the receipts.

So there were three speakers: a young woman, Ahmed from Propaganda and Coach.

Shout out to Ahmed.

He's a cool guy.

We like him.

And myself.

And then Norman Finkelstein was going to speak.

So after I was done speaking, it was time for Norman Finkelstein to speak.

But Norman Finkelstein was super angry.

He was freaking out.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Let's go bit by bit here.

Yeah, yeah.

So this, so let me.

Yeah.

So this is from this text is from CARE saying that I'm cool to come to the American.

No, Jackson cannot speak, but Ahmed and Albert.

But I need to get this out because this is really fucking important.

Because all these faggot students at Emory, and that's what they are, a bunch of pussies too, by the way, because not one of them could confront us in person about this.

We made them feel so unsafe by being on campus.

We were walking around their gay little fucking camp out or whatever.

Not a single one of them came up to us and told us how they felt.

Not a single one.

Some took photos with us.

Some took photos with us.

So understand when I have a sense of honor, how disgusted I am at these pussy students while universities in Gaza are being bombed, these bitch ass students are so sensitive that me and Jackson make them feel unsafe.

Nobody escorted us out of that event.

Nothing happened.

Only afterwards we heard about they were shitting their pants scared.

Some stupid bitch made a Twitter post claiming that Jackson was laughed out of our space.

Jackson was laughed out of your space.

For all we know, you went home and had a panic attack.

You didn't talk to us.

You didn't say a word at us.

You didn't even passive, aggressively make a remark.

You averted your gaze when we walked by, you bitch, and that's what you are.

Your mother and father should be ashamed of you because you're a retarded bitch.

I don't care that you go to Emory.

I don't care what college or university you go to.

That's what you are.

Now continue it.

Norman Finkelstein refused to speak.

He got up and left.

We are ready to pursue legal action against anyone who challenges this, by the way, because Norman Finkelstein was sitting right in front of us after I spoke.

Norman Finkelstein didn't have any issue whatsoever with anything I said in my speech.

He had no issue with me, because in my speech at the end, I called out the people who deplatformed Jackson.

I said, shame on you for reinforcing Zionist propaganda against my comrade, Jackson Hinkel.

Adverbate him, that's what I said.

Norman did not care about that.

He didn't care.

He started screaming at Grayson.

We heard it directly because he was behind him.

Norman started having a freak out because in Ahmed's speech, Ahmed was glorifying and celebrating October 7th.

And Norman Finkelstein did not want to be associated with that.

So the reason Norman Finkelstein left was because in Ahmed's speech, he mentioned October 7th.

Now, let me make a clarifying remark.

Show them this.

Yeah, yeah.

Show them that.

This is a text from the organizer saying Norm wasn't even mad about Oz.

He was mad about Ahmed.

So, yeah.

Yeah, so to continue, let me continue explaining this.

Because these faggot students...

Which Ahmed gave a great idea.

Yeah, yeah.

I like Ahmed.

I like Ahmed, right?

He's a great guy.

But Kerr is now trying to attack and malign Grayson and say that Grayson's the reason Norm didn't want to speak.

But Ahmed was the person that Kerr themselves were sponsoring and brought, if I'm correct, right?

Yes, Kerr brought.

So Kerr has no one to blame but itself for having a speaker that Norman Finkelstein did not like.

Norman Finkelstein doesn't even know who I am or care about who I am.

Everyone knows Norman Finkelstein does not want to be associated with the Mukallomah, the resistance, and October 7th, because Norman Finkelstein is a liberal.

Now, let me actually go further, because I think it's a telling about Norman Finkelstein's character himself to do Ahmed a solid, because nothing Ahmed said in his speech was wrong.

Nothing Ahmed said was objectionable from a perspective of having solidarity with Gaza.

All he did was say that on October 7th, for the first time, the tides were turned.

And that triggered the shit out of Norm for some reason, to the point where Norm didn't want to speak.

I just talked about multipolarity.

I talked about things like that.

The only offensive thing I said was about shame on the people who.

who were trying to silence Jackson.

So that's all I said, and Norman Finkelstein did not give a fuck about that.

Norman Finkelstein was upset about Ahmed's speech.

You understand?

So and all these students, by the way, it's hilarious.

The the

We all know how students are, but I thought that after like how I was done with college in like what 2018, 2019, I thought like enough time had been passed where like, you know, maybe like students are not like exactly how I remember them, where they're a bunch of fucking like sheltered pussies who are the most dishonorable whiny crybabies in America.

But such as such, right?

We're not going to even get into it.

The thing is, you know, care because I'm a Shia, that's really what this is about, Kerr is trying to blame me for everything and trying to s because I'm pro-Assad and I'm Shia and whatever, right?

And my name is Haas.

Like Hezbollah, bitch.

Anyway,

I'm not going to get into it because we didn't talk about Syria.

We didn't talk about the differences we had because we weren't interested in making inflammatory remarks or aggravating differences.

We didn't talk about the LG TVs.

We didn't talk about Syria.

We didn't talk about none of that.

When I was talking, I was very careful not to name nothing.

You're trying to bring me up.

I was going to bring out my original plan was to go for half of my time and then bring Jackson up.

For my other half, but then Jackson's like, nah, you should just uh say what you want to say about what you think about them silencing me.

So that was the original plan, but we weren't being divisive or nothing.

You have to understand that.

We weren't being divisive or nothing.

Our mere presence was the problem for the minority.

I you guys aren't understanding the uh actors at play here, right?

You're not understanding it.

So I have to explain it to you.

There's multiple different people at this event.

Majority of them.

It had no problem with me or Jackson.

The majority of them were super cool with us.

In the back of the event, the LGTV's representatives, low testosterone males and hideous, hideous, ogre-like females.

About what was it?

What do you think?

It was like 20 people?

Yeah.

20 people out of an event of like two over 200, 250.

They in the back, as soon as I mentioned Jackson, started like screaming, whatever, started crying, started whining.

They didn't represent the majority of the people who showed up.

It was just a few people.

By the way, I don't like getting into race, but these are not Palestinians.

These weren't even Arabs.

These were just.

White liberals who wanted to control the whole thing, including the National Lawyers Guild.

National Lawyers' Guild was there, part of that crowd.

They also I was literally sitting at a table with Jackson, and I could see the National Lawyers Guild crying in front of Grayson's face, begging him.

We can't have Jackson in Hydra.

They make us uncomfortable.

But they never confronted us in any capacity.

That's the thing.

Nobody confronts us in any capacity.

Except there's a funny story yesterday I'm going to tell you about, but even that's more pathetic, right?

So, um

Grayson's been getting a lot of unfair flack for Kerr's fuck-up, but it's mostly Norman Finkelstein's fuck-up, and I'll tell you why.

Because Grayson was talking to Norman Finkelstein hours on end, like every day, constantly planning, meticulously planning with him.

And he kept sending Norman the list.

And Norman, one day, I think it was yesterday or the day before, was like, you know, I'm a little worried about some of the contents of the speeches that might come up.

It wasn't about me, by the way.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

Yeah.

He didn't even say that.

He said two days ago, he said, two days ago, he said, I don't care who's speaking, whatever, okay, we're good.

And then yesterday night, he said, I'm concerned, I don't know who these speakers are.

Exactly.

And Grayson said, okay, well, if you don't know the speakers are, can I send you their speeches?

And Norm said, no, I don't want to do that.

And then Grayson said, okay, well, if you don't want me to send you their speeches, are there any red lines that should not be crossed?

Yeah, so what did Norman say?

He said, no, I don't want to explain any red lines.

But then Norman said, I'll tell you one thing.

I don't want people saying that Zionists control America and that Jews control America.

Grayson said, Sure, no problem.

So he told Ahmed that.

He told me that.

I mean, I wasn't going to say anything like that.

And so we were cool with it.

But then Norman decided to start menstruating uncontrollably because he's such a dishonorable, despicable personality, if you ask me.

Because Ahmed was praising October 7th in his speech.

But Norman, if you didn't want him to say that, you should have listed it as one of your red lines.

But you said you didn't want to explain any red lines you have, which is ridiculous.

Finkelstein is acting like he was somehow wronged because Ahmed was there speaking, but Finkelstein had the opportunity to tell Grayson, okay, these are the things I don't want speakers talking about because I'm uncomfortable with them.

He never said, I don't want anyone to praise October 7th or Hamas.

I don't want to be associated with that.

He said, all he said was he doesn't want anyone to talk about America being Zionist-occupied or Zionist-controlled or whatever, which nobody had a problem with.

And we were happy to oblige him.

Grayson did everything he could, everything he could, to cater to every one of Norm's little fucking demands.

Norm is so ridiculous.

He wants a one-way flight only.

He wants this.

He wants that.

He had so many meticulous.

I mean, he's so unbearable to work with.

He needed a pool with a pool big enough for him to do laps in the swimming pool.

Let me tell you something.

Kerr gave Norman Finkelstein $10,000 honorarium.

Which, I will, to be fair, Norm did say, I don't give, you know, I don't care about that.

You don't need to do that.

You did say that.

But I'm saying it doesn't matter.

I don't care about Norman Finkelstein.

I just find it ridiculous that Kerr is trying to blame Grayson, and by extension, me.

For something that is entirely on them, they're the ones who brought Norman out and organized that.

Grayson organized it, but they're the ones who paid for it.

They are the ones who also were having Ahmed speak there.

And Norm had a problem with Ahmed, not me.

Norm doesn't know who the fuck I am.

But it made it look like it was you.

It made it look like it was me because I spoke right before Norm spoke.

So when it was time for Norman to speak and he wasn't speaking, the 20 faggot students in the back at Emory University

We're basically like, you know, trying to make spin it in such a way that it makes it seem like because of what I just said that triggered the fuck out of them, they were triggered by what I said, absolutely, no one else was, that this somehow bled into norm and that norm was triggered.

But they don't even know that Norman Finkelstein is transphobic.

They don't even know that Norman Finkelstein is far more conservative in ways that even I totally oppose, such as his liberalism and his almost his quasi-Zionism, if you ask me, you know, his liberal approach to it, guys, once if it's uh the stream is still good.

Right.

Anyway, let me continue, okay?

And I'll say one thing about Norm, too.

Yeah.

Norm, obviously, you know, it was kind of funny and quirky, is this old guy, and I wasn't having to deal with organizing anything over the past several weeks.

So for me, you know, looking at all this stuff, it was kind of funny watching how he acted because, you know, I have old people in my life and that's how they are.

But

Uh, when when shit hit the fan and you know, Haas spoke and you know, people soyed out in the stage, and then he started to get upset.

I was like, oh, damn, Norm's upset because of what Haas said about me, which didn't make sense to me because I had already been told that Norm was fine with me, and you know, I don't think he has any real opinions about me, you know, in one way or another.

Then I see Grayson walk over to Norm, and Grayson's trying to, you know, cool down the situation, appease Norm with whatever concerns he has, and Norm just starts like there's 250 people in this venue, and he's in the front row, and Norm starts going like this: He starts going, Praising October.

Let me do the impression because I'm better.

You're better, praising October 7th!

I ought to crush your skull to Grayson.

This is not what we agreed to.

He's praising and celebrating October 7th!

I ought to crush your skull, Grayson!

That's literally what he said.

I can't believe he's talking about October 7th!

It's not about me, I didn't say anything.

But, but so he literally said, I ought to come over and crush your skull, Grayson.

That's what he said.

No, he said, I ought to crush your skull in front of everybody in this room.

Yeah, but keep in mind, Norm is in the front row, and I'm directly behind him.

I'm sitting directly behind him.

And, you know, there's what, like 20 rows of people.

So everyone thinks Norm is freaking out about what Haz just said about me.

But the truth is, I'm sitting there, and Norm is soying out over Ahmed's speech, which was beautiful, but he's soying out over his speech.

And I couldn't believe it.

And there was some old Palestinian guy sitting next to me, and he's like, Why is he upset about October 7th?

Why is he upset about this?

And like, no one understood it.

But then the soy lords from the back ran up, took the stage, and they're like, See, this is what happens when you have a racist and transphobes.

And by the way, by the way, he got up on stage, and I was still sitting down.

He didn't look me in the eyes.

He was trying to take a swipe.

He didn't look me in the eyes.

Keep in mind, I was being very restrained because of Grayson.

Only for Grayson's sake.

Only for Grayson's sake.

But he didn't look me in the eyes.

He kept saying, you know, these, they kept saying, people kept going up, being like, we had some speakers we didn't really know about, and some of this, they wouldn't even mention me by name.

They wouldn't even say directly who the problem was in their eyes, these organizers, the coalition of organizers.

You have Al-Qaeda, you have the LGTV, and then you have the snowflakes, and then you have the National Lawyers Guild.

Right?

Listen, let me tell you guys something, okay?

I sat where I sat, and ain't nobody says shit to me.

Nobody says shit to my face.

A university employee, security, I'm not going to insult her, but let's be honest.

No, I am.

She was six hundred pounds.

I'm just let let that be known.

Right?

She came up to me, she goes, Okay, you guys, we're gonna escort you out.

So that was the official university saying, You have to leave, or we're gonna call the police, whatever.

Like they the university is the one that kicked me out.

Not one of these activists so much as look me in the face and say a damn word.

At the very end, when we were walking out, they were like, Boo!

And then I look back, I say, Keep crying, bitch, front of everybody heard that shit.

None of them say a damn thing to me in person.

They talk shit on the fucking internet, but in person they know what I'm about to do if they fucking bring that energy to me.

And then so you want to tell them about what happened?

Yeah, yeah.

And then we're walking out, right?

We're walking out.

Like the people in the middle and the front of the venue, they were like confused.

And the people at the back were all like the trannies and the soy lords and stuff.

And then we walk out, right?

Immediately we walk out the venue and there's like some random like old like Arab people and they're like, oh, let's get pictures.

Let's get some pictures with you guys.

Thank you for what you do, you know?

Yeah.

See, guys, look, normal people didn't have a problem with us.

It was these literal snowflakes, Zionist snowflakes.

Because if you're prioritizing at this event anything, anything over Gaza, you're a fucking Zionist.

That's just facts.

If you prioritize anything over Gaza, over bringing awareness to the Zionist crimes in Gaza, you are a fucking Zionist yourself, right?

Right?

But anyway, look, I'm going to tell you something that funny happened yesterday.

So they were doing their little.

By the way, it's crazy police are cracking down on shit like this because these students are doing nothing.

Nothing.

I'm not critiquing them.

I don't have a problem with it.

Listen, the Emory protests, we came Friday, we saw it, and then we came yesterday, Saturday, we saw it.

All it was is about 150 to 200 people on a small patch of grass, sitting down like picnic style, just sitting down, chilling, and just like, you know, there was some music, they had food.

Whatever, they were just chilling.

There was no big deal, you know?

And I'm not saying that's a bad thing.

I'm just saying it's just ridiculous how these organizers, these mysterious organizers, somehow think that they have a, they're like from a perspective, they were telling us crazy, like, our students have fought and bled for Palestine.

No, you fucking haven't.

You have social anxiety when someone looks you in the eyes and addresses you with the wrong pronouns.

You do not fight or bleed for a damn fucking thing.

Hamas is the one doing that, being armed by Syria and Elon and having their flank protected by Hezbollah.

So shut the fuck up and stop saying you fought and bled for a damn thing, bitch.

They said that with a straight face.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Anyway,

Anyway, I don't have a problem with what they were doing.

I'm just saying, these organizers trying to come try to act like they're uh you know we we're too our presence is just too divisive because there's some transgenders who don't like some shit we said in the past, then leave this fucking place and stop fucking pretending you care about Gaza because you're fucking butthurt about some irrelevant ass shit.

Anyway, look.

It was all cool.

People come and taking pictures with us.

Nobody was giving us so much as a dirty glance.

Even the organizers were trying to act like they were cool with us.

They were taking pictures.

These care ISIS motherfuckers, I don't know what else to call them.

They were being so nice and kind to us the whole time.

Nobody was saying shit to us.

Last night,

They were trying to passive aggressively tell me that, you know, I'm not going to be able to speak.

I said, I flew out here, I'm here, I was on the itinerary, yes, I am going to speak.

So we were we were talking, they were very being very conciliatory, whatever.

So there's some weird anarchist terrorist neo-Nazi brown shirts that show up to this event.

On both days they were there.

On both days, right?

Older, very old.

They look like meth heads.

They are like ver they look sickly.

They look very weak.

Shaking.

Shaking, trembling.

Two of them come up to us.

One of them is uh I don't know what he looks like would describe him other than like uh

The human centipede.

I don't know what else to call it.

What do you think?

The tall one?

Yeah.

He had these, like, massive, like, weasel eyes like he.

You guys know the red the YouTube show Rhett.

You know when John Zerka does the thing with his eyes where he pops his eyes out?

He looks like that, but all the time.

He comes up to us trembling.

I thought he was going to be cool with us because he's like, oh, he only looks at Jackson, not me.

Not me.

He only looks at Jackson.

Actually, I do know who you are because we were talking about, oh, nobody knows who Jackson is.

So he comes up to us, the only person to muster the courage.

He was a whole you are.

I thought this guy was going to be a fan or some shit.

I'm not going to lie.

And he said, you're a fucking Nazi and you're not speaking tomorrow.

Because they have a separate event at the Quad.

They call it the Quad.

They have a separate event.

And he's like, you're not speaking tomorrow.

And then I intervene right away because when Haas smells danger, Haas ready to go.

He don't want to fight because he's professional.

I'm ready to go, bitch.

I have a lot of pent-up anger, whatever.

I'm ready to fucking do whatever.

I tell this motherfucker, yes, we are.

I said, or what, bitch?

I said, or what?

He said, or what?

Or what are you going to do?

I said, I'm going to stand on business.

We're going to do what we said we did.

And then his friend de-escalates it.

He says, No, no, no, we don't want any violence.

We don't want this to escalate.

We don't want any violence.

Bahaj is about it, you understand?

I die for what I fucking do.

I'm a crazy person, bitch.

You don't come bring that energy to me and not expect a response.

Grayson calls him four eyes.

He's also being calm.

Now, this is the most hilarious part.

Finally, Jackson just looks at him and he's like, What's your issue?

And he's like, You're a fucking Nazi.

And then Jackson goes, Why are you saying that?

He goes, why are you saying that?

Very calmly.

And he's like, aren't you a Nazi?

And Jackson's like, no.

He's like, you're not a racist?

Jackson's like, no, I was just in Russia and I had dinner with Nelson Mandela's grandson.

How could I be a racist?

I just met with Kemi Seba, the Pan-Africanist at the Multipolarity Forum.

There's no way I'm racist.

He said, huh?

He literally, in his eyes, looked confused.

And he said, you're not a racist?

Yeah, he goes, you're not a racist?

He's like, so you're anti-capitalist and you're like anti all those things you like and Jackson's like yeah and he's like as a matter of fact you know I argue with anti-Semites he's like oh you're not anti-Semitic no I argue with them and shit right and he's like he scratches his head he goes puts his he puts his hands on his side he goes okay you know what I'm gonna go consult with my comrades because honestly people who I trust just told me you're a Nazi and I just you know I thought you were a Nazi right so I'm gonna go see why they're saying that and get back to you they never got back to us but they got back to the organizers in Grayson because they didn't want to confront us they didn't want to confront us they didn't want to confront us I don't blame them because I'm actually fucking about it

I don't blame them for not wanting to confront us.

They think I'm like these Dave Rubin type people or these right-wingers.

I'm not a victim, bruh.

I'm not a victim.

I will stand on business 'cause I'm more fucking crazy than you are, you bitch.

Ha they nobody say nothing to Hazal Deen.

Nobody say nothing to me.

Nobody say nothing to me except on the internet.

Except on the internet.

Nobody say nothing to me in person, except on the internet.

I came to this event cool.

I just said it's you know, I said shame on those trying to silence Jackson Hinkle.

They're trying to make it seem like I'm the one that called the ruckus caused ruckus.

No.

The only people that caused ruckus was those bitch ass people in the back who, by the way, they ha they it's so funny, they were handing out flyers before the event.

They were handing out flyers before the event, and I'm I have a right to self defense in any in state of Georgia especially.

I would never instigate violence.

That's not what I'm about.

But everyone knows I will not tolerate intimidation.

That's what I mean to clarify.

I don't I don't you I will I will you put me in a self-defense situation, I will stand my ground.

I'm not a violent person.

To be clear, like they were trying to bring that energy to us, those two guys.

I wasn't going up to anybody bringing that energy.

They were trying to bring that energy to us.

We were having a very normal conversation with people who had concerns about us speaking, and it was a very you know, it was a very amicable conversation for what it's worth.

And then these psycho meth head psychopaths come in like seeming like they want to they want some smoke.

So let me tell you guys something.

The people who fucked this event up were the Zionist, I don't know what they're the the I don't know who IWW, they're like these the National Lawyers Guild and a bunch of criminal riffraff, lumpin', meth head scum.

And Zionist FSA.

And the Zionist FSA.

Well, the Zionist FSA, see the thing is, they were nowhere near as aggressive, they weren't really that aggressive.

It was really those twenty handful of people that came into the event and tried to take it over and tried to cause a ruckus and started doing interruptions, whatever.

But keep in mind, that has nothing to do with why Norman Finkelstein wouldn't speak.

It's on the contrary.

It's because Norman Finkelstein was too liberal for what Ahmed said.

He said, no, no, I don't want to be associated with October 7th.

So it's crazy.

These students are acting like they're radicals and they support the Palestinian resistance.

Yet they they're blaming Norm's absence on the totally wrong thing.

Norm was Norm is even more far right than any Ian Jackson could possibly hope to be.

Norm is the one who's like, you know, not radical or whatever.

So they have it totally fucking twisted.

Norm did not like what Ahmed said.

He didn't mention me once.

He didn't care anything I said.

'Cause it had nothing to do with him.

You know?

I didn't say anything crazy.

I said something I would say in Russia, you know, or if I was in China.

That's the type of shit I was saying.

It was actually a great speech.

It was totally a speech about multipolarity.

It was about how.

The resilience of the Palestinian people, the inevitability of the failure of the Zionist entity, it's just things of that nature.

It was they didn't touch on anything inflammatory or incendiary, you know.

But to be honest with you guys, there is these organizers that were printing out pamphlets, and I linked it, you guys already saw it, smearing Jackson.

So actually, the end of my speech was kind of addressing that, if anything, in context, right?

But it was the gayest pamphlet I ever saw.

It was so cringy.

It was a black-and-white pamphlet.

They spent hours probably last night printing these out and creating them.

They're saying that Jackson denies the Uyghur genocide.

True.

True.

He said Jackson denies the genocide against Syria by Bashar al-Assad.

Same with me.

True.

Same with me.

I deny that too.

He said Jackson is a Russian nationalist.

I don't think that's correct.

He said Jackson is pro-Putin.

That is correct.

He said Jackson is pro-dictators like Assad.

That is correct.

Same with me.

Keep in mind for all these uh Red Libs who want to have solidarity with these little students, these are people spreading Adrian Zen's bullshit about Uyghur genocide.

All this fucking nonsense.

It also said oh, he's queer phobic and what else it is, he he's he's associated with MAGA communism and you know he uh patriotic socialism in quotations, why?

But that's not a term we use.

He said he called Doo uh Jackson a third positionist and also called Dugan a third positionist.

These people they could see they they d you know, they go to Emory University, but they're more retarded than a crackhead on the side of the street in terms of getting the facts straight about a damn thing.

Anyway, look, here's the important thing, okay?

They point out Jackson is friendly with Dugan.

They posted a picture of Jackson with Dugan, and Dugan's a bad guy.

So it was just a bunch of nonsense.

It was just a bunch of nonsense that they got from Twitter.

They didn't research any of it, and they printed out flyers for all the guests attending.

Imagine you're an old Arab, you know, old Arab couple, you're 60 years old, and you get such a.

Like most of the audience.

Yeah, and you get such a ridiculous thing.

Right.

So the students, as soon as I mentioned Jackson, that's when they started responding.

I don't know if this is just how I remember it.

I felt like it was some Dune 2 shit where Paul Atreides shut everyone up.

But then I said, You students are in the minority, and then everything fell silent.

It also fell silent.

It's true.

I said, You don't represent the majority of Americans.

Stop being so full of yourself.

You have not done the work of reaching out to the silent majority and persuading them of the justness of the Palestinian cause.

You've alienated and isolated yourselves from them in your little bubble.

And I felt like I was everyone's dad, 'cause they were all just like la they were like they were like stunned that I actually respond to the crowd.

'Cause they have this faggot mentality where if the crowd oh, I don't care.

How's Audien stand on business?

So if I hear twenty people in the back screaming at me,

I am Paul Atrides of S they all silent.

I was their dad.

I is there footage?

There is.

Is it saved?

Yeah.

I pray the footage is saved.

I pray that shit is saved.

Alright?

Because I stood on business on that mic, unfazed, and they were silent.

They felt silent when Haas spoke.

I'm your daddy, bitch.

I remind you of your father for a reason.

Because I'm doing what your father couldn't, which is bringing you the real fucking world.

Outside of your little cushion campus, your little safe space, isolated college campus where you think where you work.

Well, you don't work with your hands.

Who are you?

Who are you?

To try and create your own little safe space world, isolated.

You don't put the fucking food on your table.

You're damn students.

You should be humble.

You should humble yourself to the real world instead of thinking you're above it and you can run away from it.

In any case, put it this way, there's some transgender radicals who did not like me and Jackson for reasons totally unrelated to Gaza.

And they, because everyone is scared of them because they don't want to be cancelled and bullied by them, they are the reason that these organizers had an issue with us, plus the FSA CARES stuff.

Also because of CARES, FSA so that was the alliance that was going on.

Um

Shame, shame on them.

Shame on Emory University, obviously.

Guys, it's in the law building.

I kid you not.

You walk into the law building, and the first thing I see to my right.

is a NATO

Pavilion for NATO.

In in glass.

I knew I was in enemy terror.

It's a fucking you don't have a problem with NATO, but you have a problem with me and Jackson?

Who the fuck are you?

I mean, he's lost his whole fucking livelihood.

We put ourselves on the line fighting for this shit, and you're too scared to say no to your tranny fucking bullies.

And meanwhile, you fucking dare try to

Morally grandstand about me and Jackson, you bitch.

You know what else was interesting?

So last night after that interesting event occurred where those two meth heads came up to us and we neutralized the situation through de-escalatory conversation.

You know, I was like, look, clearly CARE doesn't want me to speak at this event because they support Al-Qaeda and ISIS and Syria.

And I said, that's fine.

I'm not going to rep Al-Qaeda.

I said, I would like, though, to be able to speak with the students at the Quad because I think that maybe they could benefit from a conversation on multipolarity rather than ukulele songs about how we're going to come together.

What are they even talking about?

There's a dude from IWW who took a megaphone and he started yelling about France and May 68 and reciting anarchist poetry from fucking France, May 68.

How self-congratulatory can you be?

Talk about Gaza, bitch.

Instead of fucking falling in love with yourselves is romanticizing being a fucking student in rebellion.

So I said to Grayson, I said, look, no, I would like to speak at this quad.

I think they would benefit from this.

And I think it would help legitimize their efforts if they had someone as viral as me go and speak, right?

And I said, especially in the face of the fact that these students were brutalized like just like three, four days ago by the cops.

They came in and it was pretty, you know, they arrested the chair of the philosophy department and multiple professors.

I said, let me come in.

And the students were like, oh, you know, we have these concerns, whatever.

They kept repeating that.

And I said, okay, well, it seems as though the outside agitators, the methed Antifa guys that just had problems with us, you know, we de-escalated that and they now understand that we're not what they claim we are.

Nobody could sustain the claim we're a Nazi in front of our faces.

So I said, get every single one of these people that's allegedly messaging about me being there and how they feel uncomfortable.

Get them all in a room and let me talk with them.

And I think we'll be able to deal with this.

I said, okay.

So anyways, time comes and I'm sitting in the room with Oz and we're like, all right, this is going to be interesting.

And guess what?

They bring like three people, right?

Other than Grayson and the other organizers that we've already been talking with, like three people that were new to us.

I'm like, really?

This is everyone?

And they're like, well, you know, this is all we could bring.

And I'm like, but I thought you said there was a bunch of people that were upset with us.

And they said, well, you know, they're busy.

They're doing important work on the quad.

And I'm like, so we're sitting there with three people.

By the way, important work on the quad means doing finger paintings of whatever bullshit they're doing.

See, what they're doing doesn't make a difference.

We are just we were against the crazy response by the university to the nothing burger they were doing, and that's why we had some sympathy for them because we could see they weren't doing anything at all.

Yeah.

So their rights were just being violated for no reason.

But these guys actually think they're doing more impactful work than Hamas.

So, so.

And eat on.

So we do this meeting and there's three new kids and it's like two guys and a chick and the chick said she didn't even know who I was until a day ago, which I don't know if I buy, but she's like, oh, blah, blah, blah.

I hear all these terrible things.

I'm like, well, what are they?

She's like, I don't know.

I just hear that you're bad news.

Okay.

And then there was another guy, and he said, you know, I understand people are calling you Nazis.

I know you're non-Nazis.

I understand you're Marxists, even though I have disagreements with you on Marxism, whatever.

And he said, he was the one that said, you know, you guys don't understand how much we've swept.

He said there's a perception, though.

Yeah, I'm getting to that.

Now is not the time to address the perception.

He said, you don't know how much we blood, we bled, we sweat, and we cried for this.

And I was like, oh my god, how insulting that you're talking about bleeding when there's a literal genocide going on and people have been fighting this shit for years.

You know, there's a perception, and we know the perception is not justified, but now is not the time to deal with it.

All right, look, there's that's not our problem.

That's the problem of students who don't care enough about Gaza.

They care more about transgenderism than people children being blown up in Gaza.

That's more of an indictment on the nature of your little cause.

Has nothing to do with us.

And then we are not the ones bringing any of that shit up.

We're not the ones bringing any of that shit up.

Let me tell you something, all right?

I want to talk about the last kid.

And then there was one more kid that showed up, clearly gay, but you know, whatever.

We'll work with anyone.

I don't care.

And he's like, well, we can't have you speak because although you oppose one genocide, you stand for another, Jackson.

And I'm wearing my free Syrian army bracelet right now.

And, you know, you're standing for.

What exactly did he say?

The line he did?

He claimed that you cannot be anti-Zionist if you sympathize with Bashar, something like that.

And, you know, here's the thing: we didn't come to this place to talk about Syria.

We understand it's divisive, so we don't want to talk about it.

And we made that very clear.

But you don't have a right to cause division about it just because of our views.

Because you want to know who else is cool with Bashar al-Assad right now?

Yes.

Hamas and the Palestinian resistance is.

If Hamas can shake hands with Bashar,

then Jackson saying that he doesn't agree with regime change propaganda three years ago should not be a cause for division at all.

But Kerr wanted to make it one.

Kerr wanted to make it one.

Even though Hamas is cool with Bashar, the people actually on the ground fighting

Jackson's comments were too unacceptable.

You need to understand how ridiculous that is.

The actual Palestinians who are fighting don't make this an issue.

They're willing to put differences aside and unite against the common enemy.

But care, because care is Zionist.

CARE is Zionist.

CARE is in bed with the Democrats.

CARE is in bed with the imperialists.

CARE is in bed with the ruling class.

CARE is in bed.

The FSA was treated by Israeli medics, funded by Israel.

They care more about that than the Palestinian issue, because they have an agenda, just like the Gusanos who come from Cuba and have an agenda against Cuba.

They came from Syria, they scattered and fled from Syria.

And they focus on that over everything because it's personal to them.

Well, it's personal to me as a Sia too, what FSA was doing to my fucking people in Syria, but I'm willing to put that aside for unity.

And you know what I'll say is like, I find it just so crazy.

I mean, before I came here, I was talking to my mom because she grew up in Atlanta, and she just started talking about, you know, how like my great uncle was a part of the first seminary graduating class of Emory University.

There's stuff dedicated to him at the school.

He won like the valedictorian thing, all this stuff, right?

My great-grandpa, same thing.

He went on to become the first minister or something at Emory University.

As I always say, and I think it's a proud point for me, it's like my ancestors founded this country.

And then I want to speak.

I want to speak about how maybe we shouldn't be funding a genocide.

And I have this flaming homosexual ISIS al-Qaeda supporter who left Syria because his parents were probably raping and pillaging the country.

And I get told by this that I can't speak at this university that I have this lineage with in my own country.

What the hell is that?

Imagine if I went to Syria and I'm like, yeah, no, no, no.

I got kicked out of the US, but you can't say this about Syria.

You cannot say this about Syria and U.S.

relations.

It's like, who the hell are you to tell me?

You're from Syria.

You left.

You can't go back to Syria.

You're an embarrassment to your country, your people, your culture, your religion, the whole world, as far as I'm concerned.

And you're telling me I can't say something?

Fuck out of here, you know?

Like I said, we not the ones who brought Syria as an issue.

They did.

Why are they making Syria an issue?

That war is over.

Except U.S.

continuing to occupy northern Syria, which they have no issue with, by the way, and which they encourage, by the way.

Oh, yeah.

And one more point.

So, and this is this strikes at the heart of why we wanted to discuss this on stream, because I was telling Grayson or I so Grayson, so Grayson was communicating all this to me that CARE didn't want me to speak at the symposium, right?

The main event that Haas said the thing about shame on you guys for banning Jackson, that's a different event from the quad event, okay?

So Grayson was explaining to me that, yo, the CARE people, the people from CARE, they don't want you to speak because they're pro-Democrats and you criticize the squad.

They helped get the squad elected.

And you criticized them.

You called them out for Israel.

You called them out for Syria.

And, of course, Syria politics.

They opposed me on that.

So I said, okay, you know, I'm very rational.

I'm very pragmatic.

I'm like, okay, why don't I hop on the phone with the individual in question who's making these concerns?

Okay.

Grayson said, yeah, I think we can make that happen.

So I get on the call with a man who is on the National Board of Care.

This was like a week ago, right?

A week and a half ago.

And the guy's like, you know what?

I've heard so many bad things about you, and I don't really know what's true, what's not.

I follow your Twitter, and I don't see anything bad.

In fact, I have four sons, and all my sons love you and watch your show.

And they follow you on Twitter, and they all support you.

And they're telling me, Dad, no, let them speak.

And this guy and their associates in the Georgia State chapter of CARE, it's like they let their, and I told this guy, I said, look, I don't want any trouble.

I'm not going to divide.

I don't want to speak about Syria.

I don't want to speak about any Trump, gay rights, whatever.

I'm not going to speak about that.

I'm going to speak about Gaza because that's what I came here to do.

If you want to make this about dividing over Syria, that's on you.

And that's what they chose to do.

You need to keep in mind, we didn't just invite ourselves to this event.

This was Grayson's event.

At the same time.

Yeah, they took over Grayson's event just because they were the ones bringing Norman.

But this was Grayson's event.

This was his symposium.

He was the one behind it.

He did all the work.

It was his decision to invite me in Jackson.

They have no right

to make an issue of that.

That was in the nature of the event from the beginning.

Compromises were made and we settled on.

Jackson is not guaranteed to speak until we have the breakfast and we'll see what Norm thinks.

That's what we compromised on.

But I was on the itinerary.

All of the students who destroyed that event.

when they came there, every single one of them knew if they just checked the itinerary and the speakers and looked them up who was speaking.

Their ignorance once once some mentally ill meth head

got us a whiff of Haz al Deen being at this event and decided to go in all their little gay group chats and make a big deal out of it.

Too late, bitch.

You had an opportunity to do that for a month.

By the way, if I come out somewhere and I'm invited there, I expect to speak.

But even then I said, you know, if I don't ha I don't have to speak.

But it was Grayson's event.

So and Grayson's the one that wanted me to speak.

But she did get to speak.

Yeah, I did speak.

But they t care tried to shut you down.

Even the last minute, Kerr tried to shut me down.

No, the lights are coming on and and Haas is having to go up to this this you know Al Qaeda supporter and tell him like no I'm speaking.

I told that care guy, I looked at him, I said, Look, I don't know if there was a misunderstanding, but I paid my way to get here.

Obligations were made beforehand to me, and on the basis of my honor, I am speaking at this event.

I didn't say no, I said I am speaking at this event.

And he goes, you know,

I'm talking to Grace right now.

I I was not addressing you.

Well, you're talking about me, and I'm just letting you know what's going down.

I am speaking.

I'm here now.

I'm not y I'm here now.

You know, this is happening.

I'm going full Assad and taking this shit over.

I'm the dictator now, bitch.

Let's go.

But I didn't take nothing over because I was already on the itinerary.

That's the fun thing.

And, you know, it could have been a lot worse for them.

Again, our first plan was to have me come up and speak for half the time.

And, you know, if I got up there, I was going to pull no punches.

I was going to say some, you can expect what I'd say.

And Haas also, you know, you could have gone and said some stuff like, long live Assad.

But again, our goal.

We didn't do that.

Our goal was not to divide anything or create any divisions.

We understood why we were there, and we were respectful of everything, but we were disrespected every single day.

You know, I'm not even like, I don't even have no nuance about Syria.

You know, I'm very nuanced.

I'm very understanding.

But for you to do this purity politics about Syria because Jackson was critiquing regime change propaganda, for you to make that seem like that makes you a Nazi and try to like divide the Palestinian cause over that because let me tell you the truth.

Where I'm from in Dearborn, Michigan, guess what?

A lot of people are pro-Assad.

So are you trying to isolate all of those people from the Palestinian cause?

How about put the differences aside and focus on the children being slaughtered, you disgusting scumbag?

How about put the differences aside for something more important?

People have different it was a civil war in Syria.

People had different perspectives on it.

That's fine.

We didn't come to make this about Syria, but because of something he said in the past, he can't speak about Syria.

I want you guys to walk away with the following conclusion.

CARE is a Zionist organization.

CARE are Zionists.

If they are going to prioritize that over Gaza, you are objectively a Zionist.

You are aligned with the Zionist Democratic Party.

You are Zionists who collaborated with Zionists in the past for a common cause you find more important than the Palestinian one.

You are Zionists.

You have no right to represent the Palestinian cause.

You have no right to declare yourselves the leaders of the Palestinian movement anywhere in the world when the Palestinian resistance themselves have made peace with Syria.

You want to hear something even worse?

So this guy from CARE that I was on the phone with.

I don't even remember how it came up, but I was the one who mentioned Syria on the phone.

I said something like, Yeah, I'm not going to talk about Syria at this event, right?

The guy was like, oh, this is how it came up.

This is how it came up.

He had the audacity to ask me on this phone call.

He's like, oh, well, are you close with Trump?

Do you have anyone close with Trump that, because we'd love to be close with him?

You know, we think maybe if he gets elected, we want to talk about Gaza.

And I was like, I mean, I am close to people, but I don't know if we align on other issues, if you're going to influence them on other issues.

So, you know, I'd love if this was a Gaza-focused conversation, hypothetically.

And he said, yes, we're so close with Trump, and we're the ones that got Trump to stop the genocide in Syria.

We got him to stop the genocide on my people in Syria.

We did that.

So they're like owning this shit.

They're owning that they aligned with Israel, Al-Qaeda, al-Nusra, Hayatri al-Sham, Al-Qaeda, all these groups to do what they did to Syria.

They fully admit that.

They fully admit they lobbied for that, and they're proud of it.

That's who they are.

And for those of you who are not here at the beginning of this conversation, I just want to make this clear one more time.

You're going to see stuff online about how Norm he pulled out of this event last minute.

He literally walked out of the backstage in the middle of this after Haas spoke.

We have all the text, which I shared at the start of the stream, showing that the organizers told us that Haas had nothing to do, Haas' speech had nothing to do with Norm's lack of participation in this event.

And I was sitting directly behind Norm, who, when he said, should I come over and crush your skull, Grayson?

He was saying that because he said, praising October 7th, he was referring to a previous speaker who gave a great speech, Ahmed, and I like him a lot.

He was saying, praising October 7th, should I come over and crush your skull?

We didn't agree on this.

This wasn't something we agreed on.

And Grayson, again, he made every attempt possible to try and understand what Norm's red lines were.

His red lines, as far as he said, were that he didn't want anyone to say that America is controlled by Zionists or Jews or anything like that.

He didn't want anyone to say that.

But he didn't say anything about October 7th.

Well, Ahmed talked about October 7th.

That was the basis of his amazing speech.

And Norm said, praising October 7th, Grayson, should I come over and crush your skull for allowing that?

We didn't agree on that.

So he completely soyed out, had nothing to do with Oz.

They even texted us after and said it had nothing to do with Oz.

And

You know, that that's that's that was, I was very surprised by Norm's behavior.

It was honestly disrespectful to everyone who came out.

I mean, again, we of course talked about the fact that there are all these soy lords in the back, but the overwhelming majority of people there were just average residents of Atlanta, Palestinian families.

The actual Muslim community in the area.

Their experience was basically destroyed for two reasons.

A bunch of non-Muslim, non-Atab, LGTV activists for whom the Palestinian cause takes a back seat.

And two, Norman Finkelstein himself, who found Ahmed's speak to be too inflammatory and too radical.

Norm Norm, I don't know if he's mentally ill or if he's confused or if he's he's experiencing mental deterioration.

He's confused or something.

He had every opportunity to say he does not want anyone to praise october seventh october.

the day before and he he s he didn't he he didn't say that.

So it's not our fault.

Also, CARE is trying to blame Grayson for the lack of

Appearance of Finkelstein speaking, but the person for whom Finkelstein found speaking unacceptable on the same stage with was Kerr's guy.

I'm not saying it's Kerr's guy 'cause he's he's no, he was invited by them.

Yeah, but he I'm saying 'cause he was invited by him, not because I'm saying he's the same as Kerr.

No, he's not.

He's cool, I like him.

But Kerr is the one who invited him.

And that's who Finkelstein had a problem with.

So they need to shut their mouths about Grayson.

And they're threatening legal action, by the way even though Grayson didn't invite him.

And it won't go well if you do that, I promise.

Because you don't know who I am.

You don't know who Grayson's allies are.

And this will be litigated

in the Muslim community in this country, and I do guarantee that for you.

This is an outrage, care is an outrage, they call themselves the Center for American Islamic Relations.

They can't call themselves that.

They don't represent all Muslims in this country.

They only represent a specific sect of Muslims for whom the Palestinian issue is not as important as their regime change cause.

Fuck them.

But care.

will face and have to answer for their conduct and their behavior here.

From other Muslim perspectives, because they're not the only ones.

I come from the most populous Muslim area in America.

And I promise you and I told this to Jackson, that community is not that's it's not going to be like that.

And you are well connected.

Yeah, yeah.

And I'm very well connected.

That's what people don't understand.

If you knew my name, you would know that.

Anyway,

I'll just say if Not even my name, if you knew my last name, you would understand that.

If you're tuning in right now, I highly suggest, you know, at some point you watch from the beginning of the stream, because everyone needs to know the truth about this and what happened.

I mean, it's kind of like all of the uh

I i it's like all of these factions coming together in one one setting for the first time and it blew up in this very, very unfortunate way and it didn't have to was not our doing.

And it's honestly just so disappointing, 'cause I was sitting here last night.

These Zionists printed out pamphlets last night.

They worked all night.

They could have worked for something for Gaza.

They worked all night to spread smears about Jackson.

They worked all night to talk about the Uyghur genocide, quote unquote.

and print nonsense out.

These Zionist scum I remember their faces, by the way.

They have no right to attack Grayson on any level.

And I do remember their faces.

That's the thing.

And I know all their names.

That's another thing.

And that's not that doesn't mean anything, I'm just saying.

Any future Palestinian movement that their actions are going to be known.

Let's just put it that way, you know, their dishonorable conduct and behavior will be known throughout the Muslim community in America.

These people should really feel ashamed of themselves.

Because you know what they did?

They became the police for the Zionists.

They themselves are Zionists.

They uh ha they dare accuse Jackson of anti-Semitism.

Well, who d who does that?

Ant anti-Semitism, but also a Netanyahu supporter.

So I don't know how I can be both, but it's like when they call me CIA but also a Russian agent.

Right, but but

You know who baselessly calls people anti Semitic?

Based on nothing?

Zionists.

That's what Zionists do.

They called him anti-Semitic because he demonized George Soros in an AI-generated image.

Maybe George Soros is known for things besides being Jewish.

Maybe there's things about George Soros.

That make him worth demonization beyond the fact that his father was Jewish or half Jewish, I don't even know.

That he's a quarter Jewish or something.

May maybe maybe there's something more.

Maybe there's some details about uh George Soros that are a little bit more important than that.

Maybe?

Maybe

You guys think I'm a crazy person, I know I'm I'm crazy.

I'm a chill dude.

I'm a friendly dude.

I am friendly and I'm chill.

And even those FSA people know that because when they were being decent and kind to me, I was reciprocating and being the same towards them.

But I what I can't stand is everyone smiling in my face, and then the day later, I get a message, so and so said, so and so said, so and so, that these students are threatened by your presence and feel unsafe.

I need someone to confront me if you have a problem with me.

I need you to confront me.

I need you to say it with your chest and look me in the eyes and tell me what the problem is to my face.

If you don't have the courage to come to me into my face and tell me all these problems you have with me, you have no right to organize against me.

I'm literally right there.

Why do you need to organize against me?

I'm literally right in front of right in front of you right here.

And they also, you know, at this meeting we had last night where they already had predetermined that they were not going to allow me to speak at the quad, you know, they just came to a meeting to act like they were it's a it's like self-importance to act like they have something to do besides do patty cake in the quad.

They um

Shit, what was I gonna say?

They came to this meeting

And um

I don't fucking know what I was gonna say.

They came and they active, they said, We represent a coalition of groups.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

It's a coalition working very closely together.

And this is a really tumultuous coal- Look, your whole coalition combined is worth less than this shit stain on my toilet paper after I wipe my ass.

Because here's why.

Because your coalition is just a bunch of people in the same bubble.

How is that?

That's not a coalition.

A coalition is when you go and make alliances with people who you fundamentally disagree with on many issues, but for whom you're willing to put that aside.

That's a coalition.

A coalition is not a bubble of LGTV queer sexual they themselves who all agree about being sensitive little bitches and LARPing.

Listen, I'm sorry, but the transgender activist group allying with the tri-gender activist group, allying with the Brotherhood of Bisexuals, that is not a coalition.

That's just a bunch of different names for different groups that are part of the same hegemony and the same political views on literally everything.

You're not a coalition, all right?

The Alliance for the Destruction of Bedtimes, allying with the Alliance for the Termination of Showers, that's not a coalition.

That's just the same damn people calling themselves by many different kinds of names.

It's actually a kind of strange schizophrenia.

It's a kind of strange tripolarity, bipolarity, I don't know what you want to call it, where you have just multiple different identities for the same thing.

Don't come to me and say you built a very, it's really hard to get this coalition together.

No, it wasn't.

It's just the same people.

They're all the same.

You're all jerking themselves off in a safe space, circle jerk.

But what would be a true coalition is if they said, okay, Jackson, we don't agree on everything, but we have common ground on this issue.

So let's build coalition.

Let's maybe introduce your audience that is either conservative or, yeah, a lot of them are conservative.

A lot of them are Trump supporters, my audience.

Imagine if my audience, and I'm not even kidding about this, my audience has seen these protests, and of course they oppose the police brutality, but they see what's going on at these protests, and obviously, you know, it's a joke what they're doing, the kids.

I mean, it's just a lot of it, not all of it, but the goals are noble, but when you have them sitting around, they're not showering for a week on end, and they're doing these weird dances as they talk about their gender dysphoria.

I mean, that's just, it's clownish.

And so my audience sees that.

Imagine if my audience saw me go and get invited up to talk about multipolarity and talk about how that is crucial to the Palestinian resistance and talk about the geopolitical power struggles that are being waged right now surrounding this issue.

They'd say, oh, you know what?

Maybe these college protests were conservatives, but maybe very stupid people are saying these protests are the new BLM.

Maybe they'd look at that and be like, oh, you know what?

These are actually educated students.

They're willing to have these important and sometimes difficult conversations.

They're willing to challenge preconceived notions and look at the rest of the world rather than their own individual sexualities for a change.

And they didn't do that.

They chose to be exclusionary.

They chose not to build coalitions.

And all based on what?

Well, we don't really know because they kept telling us that, well, it's not just about Syria.

It's not just about that we think you're this, that, or the other.

It's that there's a perceived notion that we are going to feel uncomfortable by you speaking.

And to be honest, this is the last thing I got to say about it.

No, I'm not going to say that.

Look, you know, at the end of the day,

At the end of the day, by the way, Johnny, thank you so much for the gifted.

I saw that, man.

Look, at the end of the day, guys, um

We were invited here.

We didn't come here to raid anything.

We were invited here.

We kept it cool with everybody who came our way, and

There are th these little, little uh

Marginal students are the ones that made it a problem.

And you know that you know how it works is that even most of the students don't have an issue with us.

They don't care, like they don't got an issue.

But if you start raising issues, nobody wants issues.

So they're yeah, sure, Jackson's a Nazi, whatever.

Don't don't if I if y if I if anyone dares contest that, they themselves get called a Nazi.

So this is how this cancel culture nonsense works.

And to be fair, even for the Caravant, the students who voted on whether or not I was going to be allowed to speak, Grayson said it was like 47% voted to allow me to speak.

So there is, you know, there is varying opinions even within these organizations if it's said privately.

But publicly, there's the pressure.

I'm actually shocked that these kids that we saw when we first came, these are actually the Twitter people.

The people on Twitter that talk shit to us.

I was shocked because there was no aggression in real life.

In real life, there was no hostility.

In real life, they couldn't even look at us in the face.

In real life, there's absolutely nothing.

But somehow they know who we are.

I was like, do they not know who we are or something?

In real life, there's nothing.

But now they're literally chirping on X, claiming that I'm racing and me and Jackson are the reason Norman Finkelstein didn't want to speak, which we have receipts and proof to the contrary of.

Norman Finkelstein didn't give a fuck about me and Jackson.

Norman Finkelstein was super butthurt about Ahmed praising October 7th.

Great speech.

Right, and that was a great speech Ahmed gave.

And good for him for that speech.

But that's what Norman was triggered about.

It had nothing to do with us.

But these people, they're liars by nature.

I understand it now.

They're too ashamed to tell their lies to my face or to Jackson's face.

They only tell lies on the Internet where they're not going to have to confront

They confront the fact they're doing a wrong thing.

They're not going to feel the shame in their stomach when they're on the internet bullshitting about the shit that they're saying.

But in real life it's different, and that's why they don't confront us.

That's why they don't come up to us and keep that same energy.

Because they know it's a lie, they know it's wrong, and the only place they can say it is from the safety of their keyboard and their smartphone, by the way, when no one's looking.

Like I said,

I have not been to a university in a long time, and I'm grateful for that.

I live in the real world actually.

Even though I stream, I do the internet shit.

The people I see in my everyday life, they're not college kids.

I don't it's not on a campus.

I came here and I'm g glad I came to Emory because I actually see in real life what all these uh shit talkers online actually are, what they look like, who they are.

A bunch of malformed, hideous monstrosities

who have social anxiety when they so much as bat an eye my direction.

Not a single one of them, not a single one of them said a word to me, let alone.

They never looked at me, let alone said a word to me.

But as soon as it came time to talk on Twitter, now they can talk on Twitter.

Okay, talk on Twitter.

That's where you'll, that's all you'll ever be at is on Twitter.

See, they try to say that about me.

Oh, all you matter is online.

Offline, you're nobody.

No, no, no.

Offline, I am your emperor.

I'm your king.

I'm the king of Babylon offline.

You bow before me offline.

I walk in your midst and you avert your gaze looking at the king offline.

Online is where you have the safety to say the things you do and only online.

Yeah.

I um

You know, I told Haas this last night.

I was like, between, you know, living in Miami, even when I lived in LA, because the only colleges I ever went to in L.A.

was like USC.

I spoke at UCLA, but I was hosted by the Bruin GOP Club, and they are extremely base, even on these protests.

They're defending these protests, the Bruin GOP is.

But, anyways, I would go to USC.

I had friends in fraternities there.

I live in Miami.

I go to Russia.

I go to China.

I go to Morocco.

I've never experienced human beings like this.

So this is like the first liberal college I've ever been to.

And I didn't think, like, put it this way.

I'm sitting there and I've got all these mentally ill retards that are saying this shit.

And they're like, one after one, it's like some different autistic tick that they're listing off as so why I can't speak.

And I'm sitting there and I'm like, why would it, you know, this is why, it's like, why would any normal person pay, I mean, what's the tuition in Emory?

Like $60,000?

$70,000?

Why would any normal person pay $1 to attend?

You'd have to pay me to attend a university like that.

I would never go there.

I would never pay for that, let alone the professors.

But to be surrounded by those human beings on a daily basis, okay, if we want to work together for one event, that's fine.

I'm down for that.

But to live with them, to go to school with them, to be surrounded by these people each and every day.

And, you know, this is all they do, because we know they're not going to the gym.

We know they're not going on runs.

We know they're not doing anything productive.

They're literally doing this shit all day, every day.

It's crazy.

It's like I didn't know people like this actually existed.

You know, um.

Here's the thing, right?

All I'm grateful for is that I have their names, all of their names, and I have their faces.

And I know which Twitter accounts they have and their social media accounts.

We did a full background check.

We have everything.

So now any libel, I can pursue legal action that comes out of them specifically.

I will pursue legal action.

and it will be that simple.

Thank you for exposing yourself.

All y'all information I have it.

And not only at Emory, all y'all other universities I have it.

Thank you for exposing your bitch ass.

And by the way, y'all still don't know my name, bitch.

You guys fucked up.

Tell 'em about the Newsweek article.

Did you address that?

Yeah, that was settled.

That was fixed.

Yeah.

That was still a funny story.

Yeah.

I don't know.

Do you have anything else to say?

I mean, that that was a very, um

I again, I just I reflect on it all and uh there's no part of me that's like uh

Like, pissed off or anything.

I'm just disappointed, honestly, because here's the thing: I'm not disappointed that I didn't get to speak.

Like, I didn't really expect to speak when I came here, but I expected that these people at this university and these people at CARE would understand that, like, it's bigger than whatever political disagreements you have.

There's a genocide going on.

I mean, like, we are literally like two weeks ago, we were on the verge of World War III being, you know, tipped off via Israel in Iran.

And I thought, like, I really deep down, and you didn't, I don't think, but I really deep down believe that, like, these people would be like, you know what?

Yeah, we do need to unite everyone and come together against this genocide and these wars going on and stuff.

But I came here and I was like, wow, these people, I'm not even, I'm not even upset.

I'm like, these people are so fucking stupid that they don't even realize this shit.

It is just, it's all about themselves.

It's all about their victimhood.

It's all about their perceived uncomfortability.

I mean, the level of self-centeredness that I saw, keep in mind, you know, these kids all grew up with a silver spoon.

They're going to Emory University, which I think is like an Ivy League.

It's like the Ivy League of the South.

I mean, this is a very expensive tuition from what I understand.

These kids are all rich.

It's like that meme where it's like the stick figures at the party and they're all like dressed in like homeless attire.

And they all have like 75 different genders.

And they're like, they don't know that my parents are billionaires, right?

It's like that meme IRL.

And they're LARPing as if they're lumping proletariat.

But they're literally like come from billionaires probably for the most part.

And definitely these Syrian exiles do.

So it's like, it's crazy.

I just, I guess I just had higher hopes that they would not be retards and not be stupid, but they are.

Look, we're staying away from college campuses.

We don't want to go near them.

Well, there's some that are fine with us.

The ones that are fine with us obviously, but like I'm gonna just let them do their thing, right?

Go do your thing.

Go have your circles.

I'm gonna focus on actually covering the people who uh are making a difference.

And I'll observe what the students are doing.

And I maintain everything I said before, okay?

I never praise these students.

Like I said, I don't like them on a personal level.

But I'm glad that they're being divided.

I'm glad the Zionists are being divided.

This is a Zionist civil war going on.

The Democratic Party is exploding.

I'm glad to see it.

We're going to do our own events.

We're doing our own shit.

I'm glad to see them all be divided.

They used to all unite against us, now they're divided.

I'm happy.

They are divided.

Some of them see us.

There's a good portion of them who see us and they're like, No, I mean, it's not the majority, but there's a good portion who are like, No, they should speak.

They're divided.

They're Democrats, they're liberals, and they're divided.

I'm glad to see it.

But here's the thing: it's uh

It's just

I cannot, I have such a hard time fathoming the difference between online and offline.

When I'm the same in both, these people are very different, online versus offline.

Very different.

Very different.

And the only thing I regret is I would like to have spit in some of their faces.

Just give big spit in their faces.

Pull the Jimmy Door.

But I don't know if that's a salt or what that is.

It would be.

But I would have liked to spit in some people's faces.

You know, they're trying to make it seem like we're the outsiders coming to co-opset.

We were invited here.

I don't even know what Emory was before I was invited here, okay?

I'm not in Atlanta because I decided to come here um we were invited here.

You understand?

I got history here, I got lineage here, though.

And um.

That's the only reason we're here.

We didn't know that students would start being crybabies about it.

Should I tell the story about Austin?

No, no.

Just forget it.

Look.

You know how easy it would would have been for us to troll this place?

We were so tempting, guys.

I wanted to actually one of the reasons we didn't go IRL is the only content I could have done is trolling these fucking lip tards.

But out of respect for Grayson and the event,

We didn't do what we did at UCLA and trigger the libs.

We didn't troll the libtars.

We didn't do any of that.

It would have been so fun.

I mean, we would have loved it.

We didn't do that.

We didn't do that.

And yet they still started crying.

Um we did nothing.

Message to care, suck my nuts.

Message to the student organizers, suck my nuts.

Message to um

Pantifa people.

Go shower.

Um

I stand on business.

No matter where I am, where I'm at, offline or online, I'm the same person and I stand on business.

That's all I can really say.

I'm the same everywhere I go.

I'm proud of the speech I gave.

I hope we can get a video recording of it.

I'm going to put it up

And I think you guys will like it too.

I gave a speech.

I just kind of had some swipes, but nothing explicit where I was like, you know, solidarity with Palestine means solidarity with the forces that are accelerating

resistance towards the unipolar global order.

This is the things I said.

I didn't mention countries in particular.

Like Russia, even though I wanted to.

I wanted to talk about Ukraine.

I would have.

But, uh,

But if I was speaking, it would have already been that would have already been a nuke.

So it's like there's no coming back from that.

Um yeah.

Yeah, so uh

Let's not be delusional about the nature of students.

They are class enemies.

But they are unwittingly participating in something that benefits us strategically.

When students and universities clash, it's good for us.

We benefit from it.

That doesn't mean we like the students themselves.

We don't.

It means they are our useful idiots, which I'm fine with.

Um

come a revolutionary situation in this country.

I'm not gonna say shit, but these students, they're not I'm not gonna say nothing, but like you understand, you understand, you know, you understand.

You understand the real world.

And the real world will become real and apparent to everyone.

On earth.

See, this is the final concluding remark.

This is the and I should have said this in my speech.

People who try to hide behind walls, whether it's the Zionists trying to create a Zionist safe space in Palestine, or it's these university students trying to create their own apartheid system where they can filter out the real world and only have what makes them comfortable and familiar and nothing else, the real world will find its way in.

You know, I we basically I shouldn't say that.

I shouldn't say we just did in october seventh toward the university because that implies violence.

But metaphorically, just like how the Palestinians are penetrating the walls of the Zionist state, we penetrated the walls of the Zionist University.

We gave them a dose of the real world, the one that they preferred to pretend didn't exist, by confronting them with personalities and faces that represent ideas that they disagree with.

Are you praising October 7th?

Yes.

How could you?

I am praising October 7th.

What nothing October 7th

I mean, why wouldn't I?

Why wouldn't I?

If I'd spoken, I would have too.

I'm surprised Finkelstein.

I also thought Finkelstein was pissed at me when I first started.

I thought he was too.

Yeah, but he wasn't.

He was screaming about October 7th, which I didn't even mention in my speech.

And he was talking about that speech.

Yeah.

And I'm surprised he was so triggered by it.

You know, listen, Norm, if you're going to come to an event like this, you need to read the room and know the crowd.

If you don't expect people if you hear it's like he was shocked that...

The same Brooklyn.

It's like he was shocked that an Arab or a Muslim or whatever would have that view and say that in a speech.

If you don't want people saying that, specify beforehand that's a condition of your speaking.

Ahmed was totally in the right.

Norm was totally in the wrong.

You know, I'm not going to speak on Norman's record.

No.

No.

But th this event in particular.

I think Norm has made a lot of personal sacrifices.

For what he does, which is respectable and admirable.

I also think Norman overestimates the actual effect and role he has played in aiding the Palestinian resistance and the resistance in the region.

Norm, you're not Edon, you're not Hezbollah, you're not Hamas.

Please take a seat and stop acting like you're a prince and you need a pool, okay?

Because that's not what you are.

It's admirable how much sacrifices personally you've made.

He's also made sacrifices, by the way.

So have I, by the way.

Going against the Zionist lobby, that's a sacrifice for life.

There's no coming back from it.

But I respect his personal sacrifices, but he he turns that into arrogance and he thinks he's Hamas, Hezbollah, or Iran.

He thinks on he there he's on that level.

You're not on that level, bruh.

You're not on that level.

And so when you come to an event and you have all these preconditions,

You should have specified to Grayson you didn't want Ahmed or anyone else to positively mention october seventh.

He l got up and left.

After screaming at Grayson.

After threatening Grayson, to be honest.

Yeah.

And then Kerr had the audacity.

Well, it's because they're embarrassed.

Kerr is embarrassed about the fact that their speaker ticked off Norm.

Guys, and they don't want to act like it was their fault.

Gorilla was their fault.

We need guerrillas out in full force.

Make millions of alts, I don't care.

Out in full force.

Remind everyone, care is the one.

CARE is the one that pissed off Norm, not Grayson.

We're going to clear Grayson's name because they're trying to make it seem like Jackson and I are to blame for Norman not speaking.

Nope, we have proof on the contrary.

If that was true, I would come out here and I'd say, yeah, like, you know, that it was us and that I'm upset with Norm.

But he wasn't.

See, the reason, yeah, if that was true, I would be fine admitting it, because Norm would still be in the wrong.

Why?

Because he was informed about it beforehand.

But the truth is, Norm did not care about anything I said.

He didn't care about my presence or Jackson's presence.

He was well aware of it beforehand.

Well, we met him and it was chill.

We shook his hand before he said anything, before anything happened.

He saw us.

Put it this way: if Norman Finkelstein wanted to leave because of Jackson, he would have done it earlier because both I and Jackson literally went up to him and shook his hand and he looked us in the eyes and he knew who we were.

He said, I'm Jackson Hinkle.

I said, I'm Hazal Deen.

The theory that me mentioning Jackson Hinkle is what triggered Norm, even if you ignore the evidence of how he's angry about October 7th and that's it, falls flat on its face because Jackson Hinkle was not only mentioned to him beforehand, Jackson Hinkle himself introduced himself to Norm in person directly and Norm had no issue with it.

So Norm's issue wasn't Jackson.

The only people who had an issue with Jackson were people that had nothing to do with actually making this event happen.

Outside agitators.

Even Kerr knew that Jackson was going to be there.

Yep.

It was just some Zionist rats who tried to take over the event and make it theirs and make it about their issues that had an issue with Jackson's presence and my presence.

So guys

We want to clear the record and let you guys know about that.

This just happened.

I hope the media covers it.

because we're going to get the truth out there at all costs.

And this is going to be bigger than what just happened.

Unless care calls us and apologizes to us.

I would think about abo accepting their apology, I'm not fully there yet.

But this will turn into something bigger actually because uh

That because you have to understand what they did is not just an attack on Jackson or me.

They are making a statement that concerns the entire Muslim community in America.

And there's a lot of people in that community that are not going to take kindly to their behavior here.

And that's all I can really say.

That's all I can really say.

CARE needs to realize if you're we're in America right now, your regime change agenda is not at the forefront of the cause.

Obviously, I'm not a sectarian.

I would catch bullets for my Sunni brothers in Palestine and in the region.

I'm not a sectarian, but care are sectarians.

CARE wants to come to my country, to our country, and use their lobbying power to take your taxpayer dollars, just like the Zionist lobby does, and use it to bomb people in the Middle East.

They literally admitted that to me, and they were proud of it.

CARE was proud of the fact that they encouraged and successfully lobbied Trump to do what he did in Syria.

And that is no different in my eyes to what the Zionist lobby is doing with Gaza because the actions in Syria were taken in lockstep with the Zionist occupation and Al-Qaeda and ISIS and all those other groups.

So for me, as an American, seeing these people come to my country and do this shit, personally, I'll never accept their apology.

I mean, there's a lot of words that needed to be said that weren't said to these care officials, right?

See, like, when we were at that meeting and that kid was like, oh, if you were against Assad, I didn't even say anything because I'm like, you know what, Grayson's trying to talk to these people.

I'm not going to say shit.

I'm not going to talk about Syria with these people.

You know, I was very.

Because at that meeting nobody was being confrontational.

They were really beating around the bush.

They were saying, you know, we don't think any of these things about you guys.

It's just that there's a perception.

So, you know, I was just being chill.

You know, I I could have said a lot of things.

I wanted to say a lot of things, but I didn't.

You know.

And it is what it is.

But it's an unholy alliance.

It's an unholy alliance between the al Qaeda aligned FSA.

and the LG TV groups and all of these like Democ Liberal, the Brad Libs, and they're all just like allied.

And damn, that's such a strange alliance.

They think it's insane for me to like MAGA voters, but it's not insane for them to support the squad who voted to send a billion dollars to Israel's bombing campaign in 2020.

You know what?

This is going to sound strange, but you know what I'm convinced of?

I stand by everything I've said in the past, but you know, students like these they don't actually care about the Palestinian cause.

They just care about their own conceit of human rights.

It sounds very noble to care about human rights, but it's a very egotistical thing because Western human rights values only reflect their values.

That's all they care about.

They don't actually care about the Palestinians themselves.

They care about they feel like their own ego has is there's an affront to the consistency of their own worldview because of what's going on.

And that's all they care about, maintaining the consistency of their Western liberal worldview.

It's as simple as that.

I don't have anything else to say.

Yeah, there's.

Did we even eat tonight?

No, we're going to get dinner.

Yeah.

Um

You know guys, the next time I stream, I want to say

Wednesday, I can't guarantee

Uh my traveling is not done.

I think it's you're gonna be back in Miami tomorrow, right?

Well, I'm gonna be continuing to travel.

I'm not gonna spoil anything, but I ha in America I have some arrangements to attend to.

So, uh, I'm not going to be able to stream on Tuesday at regular time.

But uh

This is why we're doing our own Free America event, Free America to Free Palestine.

Free America from these vampire bloodsucker care lobbyists.

Free America from the Zionist lobby.

Free America from the cancel culture.

Free America from the hegemony.

Free America from the NGOs.

Free America from the National Lawyers Guild.

Free America from all these bitch ass universities trying to dictate upon everyday Americans.

How their way of life should be.

Free America from the bloodsuckers and the parasites.

Free America from the arrogant bloodsucker parasites.

All of them.

Because they are aligned with Zionism objectively.

They claim to be against apartheid in Gaza, but they're trying to create their own ideological apartheid in these universities.

And that's just the truth.

That's just the truth.

It's the same structurally, it's the same as Zionism.

It's the same mentality.

They want to maintain purity.

The purity

And call everyone a Nazi that disagreed with them, and call everyone anti-Semitic that disagrees with them.

Well, that's exactly what the Zionist state does, the Zionist entity.

No, the m the mic is dead.

Um what guys, can you still hear us?

This mic is dead.

It's dead?

Yeah, this one might still work.

Ones, if you can hear us, yeah.

Well, I said once.

Gay.

Bro, you're whiter than me.

Nah.

Yeah.

Nah.

Look at this, bro.

Anyway guys

Uh

Are we eating right away?

Or we have plans?

Uh, I don't have any plans.

I gotta text them.

All right, all right, for sure.

Um all right guys, I'm starting to get dizzy 'cause I need I literally need to eat something.

I really haven't eaten anything.

Uh we went for like an hour forty.

It's pretty good.

Yeah, it's usually

Wish I wish we could go outside and stream and stuff, but it's like

We got all the energy knocked out of us.

Um

Shout out to Grayson.

Shout out to Grayson, who did nothing, nothing wrong.

You know, 'cause they're trying to cancel Grayson now.

They're trying to like you know, they're they wouldn't dare come after me, but they're trying to attack Grayson now.

Um, we got Grayson's back, but yeah, this is the thing they don't know.

Grayson also has powerful friends.

We will have Grayson's back.

no matter what.

On this gay little campus, some of these students can talk shit to Grayson, but in the real world, it's not going to work like that.

For me, this is just step one of my

IRGC level retaliatory attack against CARE, and I'm not done.

I don't know about you, but for me it's personal concern.

No, no, I'm not done either.

They didn't let me speak.

They let you speak.

They didn't let me speak.

So I'm not done.

I already have meetings scheduled to talk about what CARE did.

And yeah, we're not.

This is we have we are not letting go of this right now.

CARE can publicly apologize for their disgusting conduct, for their attacks against Grayson.

They can publicly apologize for their fuck-up.

And for throwing trying to throw us under the bus.

Or, I mean, look, you have your Qatar money.

That's fine.

That's fine, but you're not as powerful as you think, I promise.

Anyway, guys, that's all I'm going to leave it at.

All right?

The world is bigger than Al Jazeera.

Alright?

Let's just say that.

Anyway, guys.

See y'all later.

See y'all later.

Free America to free Palestine.