Posted on 09/06/2026 1:13:58 PM PDT by artichokegrower
On Sunday, Aug. 30, two former Israel Defense Forces soldiers — Ariel Saat, of the IDF’s Givati Brigade, and Eliyahu Green, a former captain in the IDF’s Duvdevan Unit — addressed students in a classroom in Cal Poly’s Baker Science building. The event was organized by the campus group Mustangs United for Israel in conjunction with an off-campus Hillel organization. They were entirely within their rights to organize the event (as were the students who protested it).
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Why would anyone protest it?
What every Kalifornia democRAT is most upset about is that some Kalifornia students might actually be exposed to the truth.
C’mon, Man!
Because they are libtard schmucks.
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Most likely they were there because that is where the professor or TA decided to teach the subject at hand.
Going to school?
I’d be more interested in the number of PLA soldiers attending classes at Cal Poly.
“What are former Israeli soldiers doing in a Cal Poly classroom?”
I’m more interested in what former Chinese government agents are doing at Cal Poly and virtually every other college in the US. Israel’s our ally, so they don’t worry me.
Um... educating Cal Poly students on what’s really happening in Gaza and Lebanon?
What the?!
Ask them out for dinner and ask a pile of questions. That’d be fun.
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