Previous post
What kind of country have we become when a Stanford University student openly advocates for the military extermination of current head of our Executive Branch, Joe Biden? Multiple reports indicate that graduate student Hamza El Boudali has unapologetically called for the death of Biden who he believes is guilty in the “genocide” of Palestinians.
We first learned of Mr. El Boudali from a Fox News article:
Theo Baker, a student at Stanford University, revealed that the debate on campus over the Israel-Hamas war has become extremely hostile, with some students even calling for the death of President Biden.
“One of the section leaders for my computer-science class, Hamza El Boudali, believes that President Joe Biden should be killed,” Baker wrote in an Atlantic article published Tuesday. “‘I’m not calling for a civilian to do it, but I think a military should,’ the 23-year-old Stanford University student told a small group of protesters last month.”
“I’d be happy if Biden was dead,” the student allegedly said.
Mr. Baker continued his thoughts on El Boudali in an article for The Atlantic:
El Boudali has also said that he believes that Hamas’s October 7 attack was a justifiable act of resistance, and that he would actually prefer Hamas rule America in place of its current government (though he clarified later that he “doesn’t mean Hamas is perfect”). When you ask him what his cause is, he answers: “Peace.”
Theo Baker solved his immediate problem by changing sections of his computer-science class. The larger problem are those calling for the death of or violence to anyone in our civilized world. We are not yet a third-world country calling for the extrajudicial death of fellow citizens. As much as despise Joe Biden and everything he stands for, this is unacceptable. we don’t like it when or anyone else is threatening our elective servants, as they have threatened Brett Kavanaugh.
Hamza El Boudali has been at the forefront of controversy at Stanford “since he returned this past fall”. In this video, at about 1:30 he complains about the lack of support for Palestine:
Here he is in the Stanford Daily complaining again:
When activist Hamza El Boudali ’22 M.S. ’24 returned to campus last fall, he did not anticipate being pulled into a scathing media battle surrounding the controversial hit-and-run of his close friend and fellow student, Abdulwahab Omira ’23.
“It’s the craziest hate crime I’ve seen on campus,” El Boudali said. “And the reaction by these people was to just slander him.”
Omira, an Arab Muslim, was hospitalized with non-threatening medical injuries following an incident where he reported being hit by a black four-runner while crossing a road on campus. The Santa Clara County Sheriff’s Office refers to it as a hate crime.
but there is a little more to the story Boudali is pushing here:
But other media sources questioned Omira’s credibility. Anonymous users of the social media app Fizz accused Omira of being a “pathological liar,” while the student-run Stanford Review published a piece casting doubts on Omira’s reputation.
According to El Boudali, many of the sources used by the Review, including social media posts from Fizz and Instagram, are not verifiable.
“I think that [the media coverage] was probably worse than the actual crime itself, the hit and run, because it damaged his reputation,” El Boudali said.
And Boudali doesn’t approve of the LGBTQ students on the Stanford campus either:
But other media sources questioned Omira’s credibility. Anonymous users of the social media app Fizz accused Omira of being a “pathological liar,” while the student-run Stanford Review published a piece casting doubts on Omira’s reputation.
According to El Boudali, many of the sources used by the Review, including social media posts from Fizz and Instagram, are not verifiable.
“I think that [the media coverage] was probably worse than the actual crime itself, the hit and run, because it damaged his reputation,” El Boudali said.
Hamza El Boudali identified as a Moroccan-American. If he is a born or naturalized American, he needs to go back to Middle School. If he is a foreign student, he needs to be deported. We do not threaten others in public life or elected office. If that lesson has been forgotten, it needs to be reinforced with deportation. Joe Biden is a bad, bad elected official. We solve that at the ballot box in America.
Featured Image: Matt Johnson/flickr.com/cropped/Creative Commons
draigh says: Senile Joe is caught between a rock and a hard place. He needs both the Muslim and the Jewish votes. Thus his handlers try to keep him on a tightrope. Problem is, he keeps tripping over his own feet, so sooner or later he’s going to come down on one side or the other of the issue in the next seven months..
Hate_me says: I take nothing but offense, as an American, to any direct threats against the office of the President of the United States. I don’t know if I would consider this a “direct” threat as, like most cowards, he’s calling for someone else to take action for him.
Then again, being acutely aware of enemies both foreign and domestic, there is a definite sense of Schadenfreude whenever they make a point of eating their own.
Toni Williams says: I despise Biden, but don’t go threatening anyone in our Country.
Scott says: Muslims gonna muslim… As you said, if he’s not American born, revoke his citizenship and boot his ass out. If he is, lock his ass up..
There’s no question that Gropey Joe should be tried, convicted and jailed for his crimes, but calling for his death is unacceptable.. If it had been a white male Trump supporter that made the same statements, he’d already be in jail…
Hate_me says: Plenty of folk in our country deserving of being put down, and Hamza was every right to speak his mind – no matter how wrong he may be.
When viewed as a private citizen, I could see arguments for Brandon being placed in that category (for the hair-sniffing pedophile he is if nothing else). For such category, the approach should be to issue no threats, take no pleasure in it, just put them down as they are unwilling to reform. No man belongs in a cage, and that should only ever be a temporary measure while his willingness to reform is determined.
When viewed as a representative of the US: be that President; Senator, Corn-Pop liaison; or what-have-you, he is off-limits due to the office he holds and not the man he claims to be.
I am not, and never would, advocate for killing anyone in any circumstance outside of self defense or military expedience, and I would be up-in-arms should anyone attempt to assassinate President Brandon. However, I’d lose no sleep and shed no tears if Joe Brandon were to die of any unnatural cause whatsoever (though, again, I’m neither advocating for nor threatening such). Humanity has far more pieces of shit than it has toilets to flush.
Scott says: Don’t disagree with you Hate, my intent was to point out that if we sanction assassination of our (S)elected leaders, then we open Pandoras box. I have no love at all for the traitor xiden, but this is not a road we want to go down as a nation (for the record, I do believe that the left plans on trying exactly that with Trump, should it look like he’s going to be elected again)
Cameron says: he would actually prefer Hamas rule America in place of its current government
What’s stopping him from moving to the fake nation of Palestine? Oh right; he thinks that things would still be first world in this country if Hamas took over.
7 Comments