Posted on 12/23/2014 2:50:36 AM PST by Altura Ct.
Edited on 12/23/2014 3:17:07 AM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
Following the execution of two New York Police Department officers, a Brandeis University student leader wasted no time in making it clear that she did not care that they were murdered.
“i have no sympathy for the nypd officers who were murdered today,” Khadijah Lynch, a junior and an Undergraduate Department Representative in the African and Afro-American Studies Department, wrote on Twitter.
i have no sympathy for the nypd officers who were murdered today.
— Khadijah (خديجة) (@punQros3) December 20, 2014
lmao, all i just really dont have sympathy for the cops who were shot. i hate this racist f%%%%%%% country.
— Khadijah (خديجة) (@punQros3) December 21, 2014
Two NYPD officers were shot execution style by a Baltimore gang-member, identified as Ismaaiyl Brinsley, who boasted about killing cops before embarking on his rampage.
This is not the first time that Lynch has made questionable statements on race relations in the United States. In September, the main Brandeis University student paper The Justice asked Lynch if she believed there is a "trend of racial bias in law enforcement violence" in America following the cases of Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown. She proceeded to claim that "American police forces of today descend from a legacy of slave captives and overseers" and are racist bigots.
The very essence of the United States relies on the social implications of race in which black bodies are deemed as sub-human with little to no access of the rights that are so called applicable to every American citizen. The American police forces of today descend from a legacy of slave captives and overseers whose job was to protect the property (enslaved black bodies) of rich, slave owning capitalists. We must understand that we are not that far removed from this country’s legacy of slavery and that most of our laws are shaped to uphold a system of white supremacy. The Mike Brown case is only a reflection, a repeat and a reminder that this nation rests on the brutality and criminalization of black people and other non-whites. Once we as a nation acknowledge and understand these parallels, only then can we heal collectively from the past.
Lynch was also a featured speaker at a Brandeis community-wide vigil in memory of those allegedly killed as a result of racial profiling earlier this academic year and is listed as an undergraduate department representative for the Department of African and Afro-American studies.
Her Twitter account is similarly riddled with objectionable remarks and justifications of violence.
what the #### even IS "non-violence"
— Khadijah (خديجة) (@punQros3) December 3, 2014
a social justice themed institution grounded in zionism. word. thats a ******* fanny dooley.
— Khadijah (خديجة) (@punQros3) December 1, 2014
ya'll out here waiting for a white messiah, im waiting for Malcolm X to return.
— Khadijah (خديجة) (@punQros3) November 30, 2014
the fact that black people have not burned this country down is beyond me
— Khadijah (خديجة) (@punQros3) November 25, 2014
I am in riot mode. &&&& this &&&&&&& country
— Khadijah (خديجة) (@punQros3) November 25, 2014
“She's a UDR, which means she's a leader on campus responsible for advising younger students,” a recent Brandeis graduate told TruthRevolt. “Someone with these extremist views shouldn't have a position of influence at Brandeis.”
After TruthRevolt contacted Lynch for a comment on this story, she took to Twitter and wrote, "so bdeis "journalists" be creeping on my twitter. byee." She later responded to TruthRevolt and refused to clarify if she felt that the executed NYPD officers deserved to die.
"Does matter what i believe?" she wrote. "Its my own personal opinion which I as a private citizen which do not want publicized in any form and if you do not abide my wishes i constitute your disregard as slander."
Lynch then returned to Twitter and called for an "intifada," in which innocents are murdered, in America.
i need to get my gun license. asap.
— Khadijah (خديجة) (@punQros3) December 21, 2014
amerikkka needs an intifada. enough is enough.
— Khadijah (خديجة) (@punQros3) December 21, 2014
Update I: This article was updated to include a follow-up Tweet from Lynch in which she said "lmao, all i just really dont have sympathy for the cops who were shot. i hate this racist ******* country."
Update II: Lynch has now made her Twitter profile private.
Gee, she sounds like she’d be real fun at parties.
i hate the black racists in this country that are going jihad on the rest of us.
Must not have been paying attention to the end of Malcolm's life when he turned on the MMM, the black separatists in the Nation of Islam.
Khadijah is a popular for Muslims as it is supposed to be the name of Mohammed’s first wife.
So who is surprised?
Yeah, maybe she should appear in Scream V or whatever is the latest version.
The dumb bizzo is clueless in regard to twitter as a form of publicly issued remarks.
I think we have the makings of a full blown race war. The problem with Khadijah's view is that her side would starve without the support and the tax money of the whites. On the other hand the whites could get along very well without her people.
The arabic in her twitter signature and the talk of “Zionism” were the giveaways that we are dealing with an Islamist...
I wonder which political party she belongs to. /sarc
Islamic State? < /sarc >
it’s going to be larger than that. but race will be a dividing line.
the war is going to be makers vs takers.
Arschlochs, all of them!
May GOD have MERCY on her.
Yup. I don’t know if it will be a war or a semi-amicable separation.
Look for “angry blowback” to happen against those who cause any trouble. Remember law obeying Americans have bought guns in record numbers.
She can study about Africa so much better and with a rich, educational experience if she was back there in the motherland-—permanently.
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