Hello, welcome to Colonial Outcast. I'm Mark Wayne with host Greg Stoker. Today I'm going to do

the intro because I like making Greg panic, wondering what kind of intro I'm going to dish out.

The current look of terror that you see on Greg's face right now is very reflective of how many of us

feel about the current state of affairs. Don't worry, Greg. Today we're talking about animal

health care and how it relates to genocide and imperialism. But before we get into that, Greg

has a very urgent call to action for the listeners in New York City. Greg, go ahead and do what

you got to do. Okay. Well, thanks, Mark. Yeah, you know, I'm totally am nervous. It's not like

I'm a control freak or whatever. But anyways, call to action. Yeah, if you're in New York, I'm in New York like five times a year. But yeah, this one's a big one. And nobody thought to check my my mic setting so i think my audio should be sounding better

is it sounding better than it was it's always been sounding good okay well screw it anyways guys

if you're in new york city last year the uh... cuny students took a stand and now eight people

who supported the encampments are facing felony charges for their activism,

um, called action coming shortly.

I'm facing how long? I'm currently facing felony charges.

Attemptive assault. For example to the third degree. Potentially five to seven years.

Spiritually speaking, I do spend a lot of time thinking, well, what am I going to do if and when I go to prison?

Well, more than 200 people were arrested in New York between Columbia University and the City College of New York,

which is a CUNY College there.

All right.

So.

When I was arrested, I didn't feel like I had done anything wrong because I believe in what we were doing.

Yeah, the Palestinian resistance wanted to put more pressure on the Zionist entity and its American ally.

Every public and private college in the US has money in Israel.

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