Typical marxist bullshit. Paid, professioinal instigators and inciters, who need to cool their heels behind bars for a few years, or be deported as well.
LOS ANGELES − "Instigators'' and "outside agitators'' have been behind some of the most violent and shocking incidents from the rash of pro-Palestinian protests that have swept college campuses across the nation, according to two university leaders who grappled with major disturbances this week.
UCLA Chancellor Gene Block vowed the university will investigate the events from the last few days, especially "Tuesday night’s horrific attack by a mob of instigators" on a protest encampment in a prominent university plaza, which left at least 15 people injured and prompted the school to cancel classes.
Early Thursday, police in riot gear swept onto the UCLA campus and tore down makeshift barricades that bordered the antiwar encampment, which had drawn hundreds of demonstrators before being attacked by counterprotesters late Tuesday into Wednesday. More than 200 people were arrested in the raid, according to the school.
Block said the encampment began peacefully but had become disruptive and a flashpoint that endangered students, so it had to go. Hostilities were "continuing to escalate,'' he said
Outside 'instigators' and 'agitators' are behind violence, university leaders insist
LOS ANGELES − "Instigators'' and "outside agitators'' have been behind some of the most violent and shocking incidents from the rash of pro-Palestinian protests that have swept college campuses across the nation, according to two university leaders who grappled with major disturbances this week.
UCLA Chancellor Gene Block vowed the university will investigate the events from the last few days, especially "Tuesday night’s horrific attack by a mob of instigators" on a protest encampment in a prominent university plaza, which left at least 15 people injured and prompted the school to cancel classes.
Early Thursday, police in riot gear swept onto the UCLA campus and tore down makeshift barricades that bordered the antiwar encampment, which had drawn hundreds of demonstrators before being attacked by counterprotesters late Tuesday into Wednesday. More than 200 people were arrested in the raid, according to the school.
Block said the encampment began peacefully but had become disruptive and a flashpoint that endangered students, so it had to go. Hostilities were "continuing to escalate,'' he said
Outside 'instigators' and 'agitators' are behind violence, university leaders insist: Updates
UCLA's chancellor decried "Tuesday night’s horrific attack by a mob of instigators" on a protest encampment, which left at least 15 people injured.
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