Consequences

[Zam-Zam]

That's what Columbia University is finding out about now:

Columbia is facing a bigger donor revolt than we thought

Yet another Columbia University mega-donor yanked funding from the school — this time behind the scenes.

The New York Times reported that the Russell Berrie Foundation — named for the gift and greeting-card entrepreneur — suspended giving on April 26 in a move that could cost Columbia tens of millions of dollars over the upcoming years.

The organization stopped donations as pro-Palestinian protests raged across Columbia and other US college campuses.

A Columbia spokesperson told Business Insider it was grateful for the Berrie Foundation's "support of innumerable and impactful diabetes initiatives throughout the years," and was "committed to sustained, concrete action to make Columbia a community where antisemitism has no place and Jewish students feel safe."

The Berrie Foundation's website says it gives to issues that reflect its late founder's passions, which includes diabetes care and research and Israel-related causes.

The nonprofit has given $86 million to Columbia over more than two decades, the Times reported, underwriting both the Russ Berrie Medical Science Pavilion and Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center.



Complete text: Columbia is facing a bigger donor revolt than we thought (msn.com)

 

[RickWA]

That's what Columbia University is finding out about now:

Columbia is facing a bigger donor revolt than we thought

Yet another Columbia University mega-donor yanked funding from the school — this time behind the scenes.

The New York Times reported that the Russell Berrie Foundation — named for the gift and greeting-card entrepreneur — suspended giving on April 26 in a move that could cost Columbia tens of millions of dollars over the upcoming years.

The organization stopped donations as pro-Palestinian protests raged across Columbia and other US college campuses.

A Columbia spokesperson told Business Insider it was grateful for the Berrie Foundation's "support of innumerable and impactful diabetes initiatives throughout the years," and was "committed to sustained, concrete action to make Columbia a community where antisemitism has no place and Jewish students feel safe."

The Berrie Foundation's website says it gives to issues that reflect its late founder's passions, which includes diabetes care and research and Israel-related causes.

The nonprofit has given $86 million to Columbia over more than two decades, the Times reported, underwriting both the Russ Berrie Medical Science Pavilion and Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center.



Complete text: Columbia is facing a bigger donor revolt than we thought (msn.com)

Blistering Jew-hate appears to be a costly proposition. Sadly, far too many are willing to take the hit. We’ll see where Columbia goes.

All this crap just because the left views Jews as double offender:
1) Lefty considers the Jew “white”
2) Lefty considers Israel “the West”

Two unforgivable sins among stabby lefty kooks.

 

[middleview]

Blistering Jew-hate appears to be a costly proposition. Sadly, far too many are willing to take the hit. We’ll see where Columbia goes.

All this crap just because the left views Jews as double offender:
1) Lefty considers the Jew “white”
2) Lefty considers Israel “the West”

Two unforgivable sins among stabby lefty kooks.

Who were the nazis chanting "Jews will not replace us" at the Unite the Right rally? certainly not lefties.

 

[Jack4freedom]

Who were the nazis chanting "Jews will not replace us" at the Unite the Right rally? certainly not lefties.

Those are the good Jew Haters…

 

[RickWA]

Who were the nazis chanting "Jews will not replace us" at the Unite the Right rally? certainly not lefties.

People who said that were unequivocally BAD guys. Awful humans. See how this works? Keep bringing it up over and over. My answer won’t change. I’ll call those anti-Jew bigot freaks evil…and you will continue to run interference for lefty bigots.

Because your religion IS the Democratic Party…and ANY whose votes are needed.

Perhaps THOSE are “the good ones” as well, yes?

 

[middleview]

People who said that were unequivocally BAD guys. Awful humans. See how this works? Keep bringing it up over and over. My answer won’t change. I’ll call those anti-Jew bigot freaks evil…and you will continue to run interference for lefty bigots.

Because your religion IS the Democratic Party…and ANY whose votes are needed.

Perhaps THOSE are “the good ones” as well, yes?

They are the people Trump called fine people...I have not excused anyone for antisemitic speech or act...why do you continue to lie?

 

[RickWA]

They are the people Trump called fine people...I have not excused anyone for antisemitic speech or act...why do you continue to lie?

So, I just SHREDDED those who made the “replace us” statement. I shred Trump regularly.

And here’s DNCView…moaning…NOT shredding the FILTH protesters wrecking college graduations…NOT ever criticizing Biden.

Yep, you’re a raging hack propagandist. One of MANY here.

 

[middleview]

So, I just SHREDDED those who made the “replace us” statement. I shred Trump regularly.

And here’s DNCView…moaning…NOT shredding the FILTH protesters wrecking college graduations…NOT ever criticizing Biden.

Yep, you’re a raging hack propagandist. One of MANY here.

Your definition of "shredded" is pretty funny. I certainly condemn those who demand an end to Israel or the death of Jews.

 

[Sickofleft]

That's what Columbia University is finding out about now:

Columbia is facing a bigger donor revolt than we thought

Yet another Columbia University mega-donor yanked funding from the school — this time behind the scenes.

The New York Times reported that the Russell Berrie Foundation — named for the gift and greeting-card entrepreneur — suspended giving on April 26 in a move that could cost Columbia tens of millions of dollars over the upcoming years.

The organization stopped donations as pro-Palestinian protests raged across Columbia and other US college campuses.

A Columbia spokesperson told Business Insider it was grateful for the Berrie Foundation's "support of innumerable and impactful diabetes initiatives throughout the years," and was "committed to sustained, concrete action to make Columbia a community where antisemitism has no place and Jewish students feel safe."

The Berrie Foundation's website says it gives to issues that reflect its late founder's passions, which includes diabetes care and research and Israel-related causes.

The nonprofit has given $86 million to Columbia over more than two decades, the Times reported, underwriting both the Russ Berrie Medical Science Pavilion and Naomi Berrie Diabetes Center.



Complete text: Columbia is facing a bigger donor revolt than we thought (msn.com)

Shocking, people don't want to fund a school or a party that has a "pro-Holocaust" wing.

 

[Zam-Zam]

Shocking, people don't want to fund a school or a party that has a "pro-Holocaust" wing.

I wonder if there will be any fallout...Losing tens of millions of dollars in donations over a student protest might not look great on a resume.

 

[RickWA]

Your definition of "shredded" is pretty funny. I certainly condemn those who demand an end to Israel or the death of Jews.

Sure ya do. In all those invisible posts

 

[Sickofleft]

I wonder if there will be any fallout...Losing tens of millions of dollars in donations over a student protest might not look great on a resume.

I would hope so, a group of people chanting about killing another group while openly harassing them is not a good luck for anyone, ever.

As we know throughout history it has never ended well for anyone.

 

[Zam-Zam]

I would hope so, a group of people chanting about killing another group while openly harassing them is not a good luck for anyone, ever.

As we know throughout history it has never ended well for anyone.

If polls are to be believed, the protesters are not generating a great deal of sympathy.

 

[middleview]

Sure ya do. In all those invisible posts

Find any post of mine supporting the pro-Hamas crowd.

 

[RickWA]

Find any post of mine supporting the pro-Hamas crowd.

Shhhh…just be sure not to call them out. Better to lurk in shadows doling out laugh emojis and Trumpjack…maybe insert several dozen “Unite the Right” posts in nearly every thread.

…That’ll show those Hamas folks…

 

[middleview]

Shhhh…just be sure not to call them out. Better to lurk in shadows doling out laugh emojis and Trumpjack…maybe insert several dozen “Unite the Right” posts in nearly every thread.

…That’ll show those Hamas folks…

My post from October, among others...

This attack by Hamas will not solve the problems that they claim are the motivation for this attack. Their brutality will only unify the pro-Israeli side against them. There is no defending their slaughter of Israeli civilians. There is no justification acceptable for their taking civilians as hostages.

Iran behind the attacks by Hamas
Nah, but the ones they buy to refill their armories they emptied out in this attack will be... Nope. Fox Noise and Zerohedge lied to you again. Read up on the terms of the return of Iran’s money.

www.politicaljack.com

 

[middleview]

Shhhh…just be sure not to call them out. Better to lurk in shadows doling out laugh emojis and Trumpjack…maybe insert several dozen “Unite the Right” posts in nearly every thread.

…That’ll show those Hamas folks…

You get laugh emojis because these are not available

 

[Dawg]

Your definition of "shredded" is pretty funny. I certainly condemn those who demand an end to Israel or the death of Jews.

So lets hear you condemn
‘Gender Equality Dean’ Caught on Camera Running Interference for Terror-Supporting Groups on Campus (msn.com)

 

[BackAlive]

I wonder if there will be any fallout...Losing tens of millions of dollars in donations over a student protest might not look great on a resume.

They will be fine....Your hatred of higher learning is noted

 

[middleview]

So lets hear you condemn
‘Gender Equality Dean’ Caught on Camera Running Interference for Terror-Supporting Groups on Campus (msn.com)

For what? The title of the article is not supported by the article itself.

The associate dean disagrees that security was unable to keep outsiders off of the campus. No other info available but that. Were the majority of demonstrators from outside the campus or were they students there?

Do you know what the Columbia campus looks like? It is not a walled compound.

Figure out how you'd close the campus....
Columbia pano - Columbia University - Wikipedia