Domestic Terrorists

A “student” demonstrator breaks the windows of Hamilton Hall at Columbia University

Webster defines an Anarchist as “a person who rebels against any authority, established order, or ruling power, using violent means to overthrow the established order.” This political philosophy opposes all forms of authority and strives to violently abolish established institutions. Revolutionaries are driven to change the established order, while anarchists seek its outright destruction in the belief any alternative is better.

The American Revolution was powered by true revolutionaries like our Founding Fathers, while the French Revolution was the product of anarchists who used the guillotine as their main power tool. Like Communism and Socialism, anarchy is a philosophy that can be taught and used to exert power, making universities an ideal Petri dish for such indoctrination.

The Ayatollahs in Iran and their “Ring of Fire,” including Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis, are too smart to directly challenge America’s military might. Instead, they exploit our societal weaknesses, hoping to indoctrinate our young and the disenfranchised. Imagine spending four years and six figures to obtain a college degree, only to end up with a $24/hour barista job at Starbucks. Wouldn’t you be inclined to bring down the system that held out such false promises?

After the fall of the Shah of Iran, the Ayatollahs took 52 Americans hostage, and the Iranian students chanted “Death to America.” Fast forward to Hamas taking over Gaza and the Palestinians chanting “Death to America.” Today’s American students wearing Keffiyeh and covering their faces, likewise chanting, demonstrate how our enemies have successfully indoctrinated these domestic American terrorists.

Iran is already promoting socialist and communist anti-American sentiments in South America while possessing medium-range rockets that can reach U.S. soil from these countries. How long before Iran gains access to a nuclear arsenal and thereby creates a new Bay of Pigs confrontation?

There is no difference between a KKK hood and a Palestine keffiyeh. The riots and the violence on our American campuses today will continue, intensify, and boil over into the streets of Chicago in August at the Democratic convention, the same way they did in 1968. Violence in the Middle East and on our streets will continue to be a fact of life until the Iranian regime falls.

Let’s wake up and take action before Antifata grows deep roots in our culture. Let us not tolerate anarchist mobs chanting, “From Atlantic to Pacific, make America free again.”

— Sina