There has to be a more aggressive approach to Columbia University inviting the Iranian golden monkey to speak

(Patriot76USA) I posted below an article from William Kristol which was published in the Weekly Standard, both the Weekly Standard and Mr. Kristol are highly respected.

I doubt highly that a student boycott would ever work. It's obvious how one-sided the university is. They allowed the criminal assault against the Minuteman president Jim Gilchrist's first amendment right to speak there. The university administration acted shamelessly responding to the anarchist behavior of some of the students and outsiders depriving Mr. Gilchrist's right to free speech. I don't care if you agree or disagree with Mr. Gilchrist, he had a right to speak. I agree that if those in attendence spoke out of turn, they still had a right to speak. But Mr. Gilchrist was so attacked that he couldn't finish his speach. With the protections now put into effect by university's public safety leaders, this pending speech by the new Adolph Hitler will be protected.

Mr. Gilchrist is an American who holds the view of the majority of Americans regarding the immigration crisis. He hurt no one. Jim Gilchrist , nor the Minutemen have ever helped some country kill American citizens or citizens of any other country for that matter. Achmadinejad, the Iranian golden monkey and his Mullahas are helping the jihadists in Iraq KILL and INJURE American troops. They are threatning to nuke Israel. There is an obvious jihad-coddling fad in many universities across America. These Jihad coddlers will attend, no matter whether there is a boycot in place or not.

The administration dwarfs of Columbia University are now putting protections in place for the Iranian golden monkey to exercise our constitutional freedom of speech on an American campus.

The most disgusting photo of the year will be the one with Columbia University's president Bollinger hugging or shaking hands with Achmanidad.

I personally don't think New Yorkers will allow this to happen. New Yorkers are a different breed of American and not to be screwed with in any way. This is the royal screwing.

Boycott Ahmadinejad

William Kristol, The Weekly Standard

A Columbia student asked how he could effectively protest his university's invitation to Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to speak Monday. My first response was to suggest petitions, e-mails to President Bollinger and the university trustees, letters to the student paper, peaceful protest, and the like. All these are fine. But then I had a second thought. There might be one form of protest that would be effective both in showing appropriate disgust for the Iranian regime, and in shaming the Columbia administration: A total student boycott of Ahmadinejad's speech. Let the Iranian president (and the Columbia president) look out on, and speak to, a sea of empty seats on Monday.

The rationale for a student boycott is simple: The Iranian government is directly involved in killing and wounding American soldiers in Iraq. CONTINUED