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Palestinian Columbia Protester Detained by ICE During Citizenship Appointment
He was on a student visa for 16 years...lol. He is also facing a lawsuit from some of the hostage families. Talk about abuse of the system. Bit more on him here from an article a year ago. Mohsen Mahdawi Mohsen Mahdawi, an anti-Israel activist who has no income producing job yet manages to be a student for nearly sixteen years at elite Universities like Columbia, openly advocates for the destruction of Israel and justifies Hamas terrorism. He actively participates in the radical anti-Israel movement and serves as co-president of Columbia’s Palestinian Student Union (DAR), an organization advocating for the end to Israel. Mahdawi has openly expressed support for eliminating Israel, leading protests with chants such as “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.” https://stopantisemitism.org/as-week/mohsen-mahdawi/ Mahdawi was also co-president of Columbia Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), which celebrated the Oct. 7 terror attack The university later suspended the group in November 2023 for repeated violations of campus policy around protests. Families of hostages still held by Hamas after the terror attack filed a lawsuit last month that alleged SJP had advance knowledge of Hamas’ bloody plans, accusing it of being “Hamas’ American propaganda arm” https://nypost.com/2025/04/15/us-news/columbia-protester-mohsen-madawi-threatened-and-intimidated-jewish-students-state-department/ The State Department possesses evidence that Mohsen Mahdawi directly instructed extremists to physically assault students. They also state that his pro-terror social media presence barely scratches the surface of his deeper support for Hamas. He was of course friends with Mahmoud Khalil who went through his due process with the judge ordering him to be deported. -
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Opinion Why the White House Must Double Down on DEI in Education
This anti-DEI circus is just a way to keep the MAGA masses busy and give them a sense of power, while the real issue (money) is kept under control (I.e. tax cuts for the rich). -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 16 April 2025
Nakhon Ratchasima Faces Waste Crisis as Military Halts Disposal Photo via KhaoSod In Nakhon Ratchasima, a mounting waste crisis has led to the military ordering the cessation of waste disposal at a key facility, impacting 34 local administrative organisations. The rubbish disposal site in Mueang district, particularly Zone C of the landfill, has become overwhelmed, far exceeding its capacity with a backlog reaching over 334,863 tonnes—well above the agreed limit of 200,000 tonnes. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1357918-nakhon-ratchasima-faces-waste-crisis-as-military-halts-disposal/ -
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Trump’s Tariffs: A Chaotic Dream within a Lost Era
Hurrah, the Chinese will not get the Boeing Jets anymore. Well done, Donald. Boeing is only for America. 😂 -
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Nakhon Ratchasima Faces Waste Crisis as Military Halts Disposal
Photo via KhaoSod In Nakhon Ratchasima, a mounting waste crisis has led to the military ordering the cessation of waste disposal at a key facility, impacting 34 local administrative organisations. The rubbish disposal site in Mueang district, particularly Zone C of the landfill, has become overwhelmed, far exceeding its capacity with a backlog reaching over 334,863 tonnes—well above the agreed limit of 200,000 tonnes. The Second Army Area's ban on dumping began on April 11, a necessary measure due to the accumulation exceeding both the permissible tonnage and the 2.5-metre height threshold. Previously, temporary extensions and relaxed conditions were granted, but the continuous buildup of waste has resulted in significant adverse effects on nearby communities, with reports of unpleasant odours and wastewater negatively impacting residents' health. The 34 affected organisations have asked Nakhon Ratchasima Governor Chaiwat Chuenkosum for immediate assistance. They propose a range of solutions, including auctioning the waste for conversion into refuse-derived fuel and intermittently storing waste in Zone B. This zone has been permitted to accommodate up to 350 tonnes daily until April 21, with complete clearance expected by April 30. To prevent illegal dumping, military personnel are vigilantly monitoring Zone C, with temporary adjustments allowing for waste storage in Zone B. Meanwhile, the average daily waste has reduced to 350 tonnes, thanks to a strong emphasis on the 3R measures (reduce, reuse, recycle) advocated by Kampanat Butto, Deputy Permanent Secretary of Nakhon Ratchasima Municipality. Plans are underway to involve private enterprises in purchasing the accumulated waste, a move expected to alleviate the burden on local facilities once regular municipal operations resume. However, the crisis has already severely impacted local communities. Residents, such as those in Ban Nong Pling Mai, led by community leader Jamlong Mahingsadej, have been suffering from respiratory issues due to lingering odours and polluted water, which has also damaged local aquatic ecosystems. The situation calls for urgent coordinated efforts to manage waste effectively, protect public health, and ensure sustainable waste management practices are in place to prevent future crises, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-04-16 -
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Trump’s Tariffs: A Chaotic Dream within a Lost Era
Fact from one of Trumps trade treaty negotiators. It took 2 years for the best ever treaties negotiated by Trump with Mexico and Canada. It should not take long to complete negotiations with the other 73.
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