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Last night, I visited Oxford University in Great Britain.

My wife had some hesitance about me visiting the UK at all, given safety concerns.

After all, on Saturday, some 100,000 people marched in support of Hamas.

Anti-Semitic hate crime is apparently up 1,350% in London over the last few weeks.

Imams shout in Nottingham, oh Muslim, here is a Jew behind me, kill him.

But we felt that it was important, particularly at a time when the West seems unsure of its

moral qualifications to condemn absolute evil in the form of Hamas, to go to Oxford.

After all, Oxford is a thousand-year-old institution, one of the chief intellectual lights of the West. If we in the West of Hamas to go to Oxford. After all, Oxford is a thousand-year-old institution,

one of the chief intellectual lights of the West. If we in the West lose Oxford, it's a good

indicator the West as a whole is in trouble. Well, I'm here to report the West is in trouble.

The university itself is gorgeous. It's a monument to the greatness of mankind. The architecture

is magnificent. The history speaks from the walls from Churchill to

C.S. Lewis from 1096 to 1945. But the institution itself has been honeycombed with people

who are in full support of Islamic terrorism. My opening remarks last night focused on the West's

shyness about its own values. It's failure to recognize that not everybody thinks like Westerners

do and the

consequent importation of people who believe that the West is actually deeply evil. Those remarks

were borne out in the actual event. When student after student approached the microphone to offer

a bevy of morally obfuscatory arguments in support of Hamas, the most common was the

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