The great Zombie Time reported on the Nonie Darwish speech at the UC Berkeley campus on Monday.
This was an interesting video interview and “discussion” between one of the conservatives at the Nonie Darwish talk and one of the young communist members attending the event:
At about minute four the activist in the green shirt admits (Surprise!) he is against “Judeo”-Christian principles and capitalism.
A radio reporter interviewed Mr. Gitmo. Since he wasn’t being videotaped, there was no real need for the hood but he wore it anyway.
Zombie has several more photos and more video.
Note: This report is an experiment in collaborative online journalism. The photos on this page were taken by seven different photographers, each working independently and unknown to one another, who submitted their pictures, videos and accounts to a central editor, where they were compiled into a single report. The online nicknames of the seven “citizen journalists” are: bbuck, Chicken Kiev, Dan K., Luvpotion v.9.0, Marwan’s Daughter, neocon hippie, and Temmy. The central editor who created this report — and who did not actually attend the event itself — was me, zombie, the proprietor of this site. I edited the images and videos, and wrote the captions and introduction; the citizen journalists took the photos and videos, and provided first-hand observations and notes, which are the basis of this report.
This is cross posted at Gateway Pundit.
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1 Muslims Against Sharia // Oct 25, 2007 at 2:04 pm
As a part of “Islamofascism Awareness Week”, Nonie Darwish spoke at U.C. Berkeley on October 22. As usual, Islamofascists and their Dhimmi supporters have shown their unwavering resolve to crush any type of dissent. One the members of the “Students for Justice in Palestine” claimed that the purpose of the “Islamofascism Awareness Week” is to reinvigorate anti-Muslim and anti-Arab campaign. Given the fact that the speaker, Nonie Darwish, is both Muslim by birth and Arab it truly shows the depth of brainwashing on campus.
Berkeley, the recipient of The Dhimmi Award.
2 Psyclone // Oct 31, 2007 at 3:55 am
I lived on the streets of Berkeley for a few months in summer/fall of 1970 and the photos from LGF bring back some memories of all the kooks, freaks and basket cases that populate good old “Berserkeley”. Things havent changed there too much in 37 years, have they?!?
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