coming up on this episode of the Roundtable.

This is a guy who's a leader of this organization, Columbia University, apartheid divest,

which why can't these guys give anything a pretty name? I don't understand why this is so,

like, it's such a logjam of terminology. But anyway, here's an Instagram post from these guys. We are Westerners

fighting for the total eradication of Western civilization. We seek community and instruction

from militants in the global South who have been on the front lines in the fight against tyranny

and domination which undergird the imperialist

world order, Bipplob Cholbe, revolution must continue. Now, once again, I feel compelled

to state, if you're an American citizen, Bipplop Cholbe on, dude. It's you're right, right?

I don't agree with you, but you're allowed.

If you're a green card holder, I'm sorry.

Like, there's no sort of like gray area here that if we start worrying about immigrants and green card holders who want to totally eradicate Western civilization, then tomorrow,

like, the FBI is going to be beating down your door for reading marks or something.

That's just, like, not what we're talking about here. The

The Welcome everyone once again to the Roundtable, the publishers and editors podcast.

At the American Mind, at the Claremont Institute, I'm your host, Ryan Williams,

president of the Claremont Institute and publisher of the American Mind and the Claremont Review

of Books.

I'm joined by Spencer Claven, associate editor of the Claremont Review of Books, and he's just

reading poetry again.

So he's once again poetry editor at the American

Mind. It's my least favorite title. Nobody sent us any poetry. I don't want it.

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