If there is one thing that pro-Hamas protesters on college campuses are good at, it is crying victim.
We’ve seen countless videos in the past few days of police finally cracking down on the illegal encampments and the violent, threatening, and harassing behavior of the protesters.
And even though the protesters are hitting police, resisting arrest, and breaking many other laws, if one of them is merely touched, they shriek like it’s a whole new ‘genocide’ they’re experiencing.
🚨BREAKING: Zionist [ Pro-Israel ] protesters allegedly threw a backpack full of mice into the UCLA encampment.
Mice appear to have been injected with something based on reports provided.
I’ll add the testimonies and source in the first reply. pic.twitter.com/dzTHAnoZUj
— Suppressed News. (@SuppressedNws) April 29, 2024
Question: How is ‘Suppressed News’ tweeting out these reports if they’re … suppressed?
This account was working in conjunction with another, who claimed to be a UCLA student, also reporting on the same incident.
Moments ago Zionists through a backpack full of mice into the #UCLA encampment. Mice appear to have been injected with something. School admin is not protecting students. @SanaSaeed @PplsCityCouncil @AJEnglish @CAIRNational @abierkhatib @SuppressedNws @BTnewsroom @ACatWithNews pic.twitter.com/TyBxFuDv9f
— Sabiha Khan (@SabihaKhan) April 29, 2024
‘Through’? And you, Sabiha Khan, are a college student?
Notice a few things about these tweets. Everyone is a ‘Zionist,’ not simply Jewish or against the protests. But sure, they’re not antisemites.
Also, they have no idea who threw (we like to spell that word correctly) the backpack—probably a student who was terrified at their harassment of her—but she HAD to be a ‘Zionist.’
And, of course, there is the mysterious ‘injection’ they claimed the mice had. Because these are crazy people.
There are plenty of reply tweets from these two accounts that go further into wild conspiracy theories (all laced with Jew-hatred of course), but we honestly don’t care. Check them out if you want.
What was really funny and worth writing about were the hilarious reactions from Twitter about the ‘Zionist mouse plot.’