Trump Admin bans Harvard from enrolling foreign / international students

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Only foreign students and this will have little or no effect with our standing in the world other than with the Left who can be ignored for being the morons they are.

Wrong, not only does it say a lot about the U.S.’s reputation when it’s leader goes after the nation’s best school for personal and political reasons, but it also puts doubts into those gifted students worldwide who had hoped on attending America’s best school, a large majority who latter stay here and contribute to the advancement of the nation

https://pitchbook.com/news/articles/pitchbook-university-rankings

 

[Dutch Uncle]

So why then isn’t Trump going after the University of Texas (https://apnews.com/article/israel-p...protests-war-19ed919ff6ff9573a8add4ec67e26181) and other Red State schools that had demonstrations

It's weaponization of the US government against it's own citizens.

When will Trump's Kristallnacht happen and when? The burning of Congress? Just before the Midterms?

 

[moon]

Bullshit! LOL You forget that you banned me from my own thread and threatened me with banning for posting what you labeled porn but showed nothing more than "we'd" see at a conservative beach.

Posting porn, eh, pimp ?

The forum is still experiencing your filth.

I know you want my American dick in your mouth,
moon said:
You must think that the forum enjoys your Achilles' dick posts.
Dutch Uncle said;
Yes, many do, Ms. Moon. They might enjoy seeing your hairy tits too. Send me a pic and I'll send you a dick pic. Deal?

What a loser !
Haw, haw.................................haw.

 

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Harvard accepts government money, anchovies.

As does every other school in the country, and accepting funding doesn’t entitle the government to dictate how the private institution operates

 

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Well, I could mention Theodore Kaczynski as another Harvard alum. (aka the "Unabomber")

Or, Sinedu Tadesse, and Ethiopian, who murdered her Asian dorm room mate.

Then there's Amy Bishop, a PhD academic at Harvard who shot up her fellow academics at a tenure meeting where she was denied that...

Then there's a whole slew of Harvard MBA's that have gone to prison for their corporate and business crimes.

Harvard MBAs Keep Going to Prison. So Why do They Still Rule the World?

All of our recent presidents and many of our most infamous business leaders graduated from Ivy League schools, which is why we need to look somewhere else for leadership.

www.inc.com

In fact, colleges and universities in the Boston area, and Massachusetts in general, have a long and sordid history of students, both foreign and domestic, who went on to be terrorists, international criminals, and the like.

And also Presidents, CEOs, Senators, Governors, Supreme Court Justices, etc, etc,, etc., probably more than any other school and certainly way more than the “like” you referenced

 

[T. A. Gardner]

The initial Branch Davidian raid happened two weeks before Reno became Attorney General, so if that was the end, it ended before Reno was Attorney General.

Realistically, the Branch Davidian and the Ruby Ridge raids were both executed under orders from William Barr, who was both Bush's and trump's attorney general. Barr was the alpha and the omega of Epstein, being there both at the beginning and end of his career. Epstein was the person that introduced Barr to trump.

Feel free to look it all up, the Branch Davidian Raid happened on February 28th, and Reno became Attorney General on March 12th. Ruby Ridge happened entirely the previous year in August of 1992, when the election happened in November of 1992. So Clinton was just a candidate running for President, and Reno was Florida State Attorney. Barr was Attorney General, and Bush was President.

There were others on top of those, but the disaster at Waco was one of the last. This all started as a Clinton directed crackdown on militias.

Clinton Denounces Militant Militias as False Patriots : Speech: President, in Michigan, calls groups' ideology a perversion of healthy dissent. He also targets other extremists lured into a culture of anti-government violence.

In his most vehement and direct attack on volunteer militias since the Oklahoma City bombing, President Clinton on Friday denounced the groups as false patriots, declaring: "There is nothing patriotic about hating your government, or pretending you can hate your government but love your country."

www.latimes.com

https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/politics/1995/05/04/the-militias-guns-and-bitter/4eacf907-be53-488e-abdf-6a9b9a965117/

 

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It is a good time to apply to Harvard

No, already a lawsuit, which as in the case of most of Trump’s actions, will probably freeze the situation

 

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Why are you blaming Trump? Why aren't you blaming Harvard? Why aren't you blaming Rubio? Has your TDS completely oblitereated your ability to apply critical reasoning?

Ah, because Harvard is the one being victimized, not Trump, that’s a role you MAGA should recognize immediately

 

[Jarod]

This, however, this was all Janet Reno:

Nope

 

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"most terrorists" are not from Saudi Arabia, most of the people participating in that attack were from Saudi Arabia. Again, correlation does not equal causation. Being from Saudi Arabia doesn't mean that everything you do is an action of the government any more than McVeigh's actions were of the US Government because he was from the USofA...

Your McVeigh simile isn’t really accurate, if McVeigh had traveled to Saudi Arabia and blown up the Masjid al-Haram it might be, certainly many Saudi would blame the US

 

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TRUMP ADMINISTRATION DID THIS. ERGO IT IS TRUMP TO BLAME.

PLease do READ THE NEWS once in a while.

Kinda humorous how the Red Hat Club didn’t resist blaming everything and anything on Biden for the last four years but are now criticizing others laying the fault on Trump for everything and anything

 

[T. A. Gardner]

What ever happened to small government?

That died with FDR.

 

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I don't think Harvard stands much of a chance here outside shopping a judge that simply by judicial fiat says Trump's order is invalid. Even then, that would be a temporary solution. Neither the courts nor Harvard have any real ability to challenge US foreign policy decisions, and this is what this decision amounts to. Congress could legislate to override this decision, but they'd need Trump to sign off on it and that isn't going to happen.

I'd say Harvard has two choices here: Roll over and conform to Trump administration demands or become an entirely domestic university without foreign students and faculty.

Simply by showing it is not a foreign policy decision

 

[T. A. Gardner]

Wait a minute, Trump, who invites Holocaust deniers over for dinner and labels Nazis as “some very good people” is now concerned about antisemitism? For real? You swallowing that bullshit?

Talk about bullshit. That was some 150 octane bullshit right there!

 

[Dutch Uncle]

Kinda humorous how the Red Hat Club didn’t resist blaming everything and anything on Biden for the last four years but are now criticizing others laying the fault on Trump for everything and anything

MAGAts ain't too bright. It's one reason why Trump loves them to be poorly educated, stupid and/or demented.

 

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That died with FDR.

However ever since FDR the right has campaigned on shrinking Government, supposedly one of their leading principles, and yet one of the greatest expansions of Government occurred and is occurring under Trump, especially the power of the Executive Branch

 

[T. A. Gardner]

However ever since FDR the right has campaigned on shrinking Government, supposedly one of their leading principles, and yet one of the greatest expansions of Government occurred and is occurring under Trump, especially the power of the Executive Branch

In warfare an entrenched and defended position is difficult and expensive to eliminate or defeat, in a bureaucracy it is well neigh impossible.

 

[Jarod]

That died with FDR.

REpuhblicans used to scream about it all the time.

 

[Into the Night]

While I agree, the fact remains that the Wahabi movement inside Saudi Arabia had a lot of support from Saudi rich. The War on Terror quelled that AFAIK.

Saudi Arabia did not attack the WTC, Sybil.

Add to this that there are several JPP MAGAts who link any criminal act by a lone nutjob with "the Left" or Democrats. The recent murder of two people in NY by antisemite Elias Rodriguez is a recent example.

MAGA isn't a person. Rodriquez is a Democrat.

 

[Into the Night]

Christiefan has kindly offered pictures of the outside and main page of the document, thank you Christiefan. It is clearly a Saudi Arabian passport, with a US visa glued inside.

@christiefan915

Are you STILL chanting this, Wally???

Saudi Arabia did not attack the WTC.