Man arrested for antisemetic bomb threats around the country

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Yes making bomb threats is a good way to get yourself arrested asap, also sounds like whoever he worked for did the right thing and fired him when it was determined he was making stories up...meh either way certainly sounds like the sort of person who should be in jail as opposed to people who's only crime(federally that is) is smoking marijuana.

If it weren't for leftist hate crimes, there'd be almost no hate crimes at all.

This is pretty rich.

Obviously, the guy's an idiot. And probably crazy, too.

Whether he supports Trump or not is irrelevant.

There was a time in which you could figure out whether the shooter was on the left or right by a forensic analysis of the shots fired. Those on the right were much better shots. Their targets were usually maimed for life or killed. You didn't have to trust what anyone said. You could just examine the evidence.

If it weren't for fake hate crimes, there might be no hate crimes at all.

ISU professor arrested, accused of making up threats and attack
Booked into jail this afternoon; bond set at $10,000

Azhar Hussain, an assistant professor at ISU has been arrested on charges alleging he made false reports of anti-Islamic threats against him and even reported an attack authorities say did not happen.

Hussain, 56, faces a felony charge of obstruction of justice and a misdemeanor charge of harassment.... The university in a news release said Hussain, an assistant professor of aviation technology, has been suspended from teaching duties.

The charges stem from a series of emails that were received on campus containing anti-Muslim messages and threats of potential violence against members of the Muslim community, according to the university.

The first report of the emails occurred on March 8. The messages specifically mentioned Hussain as a target.

On March 24, Hussain reported an assault in the College of Technology in which he said he was attacked from behind as he was entering his office early that morning. He told police he was thrown to the floor.

He said he had not seen his attacker, and no words were spoken. ISU Police at the time said four people in the vicinity were unable to corroborate his story, saying they'd seen no suspicious activity or people....

“Based upon the investigation, it is our belief that Hussain was trying to gain sympathy by becoming a victim of anti-Muslim threats, which he had created himself,” said Joseph Newport, ISU's chief of police.

http://www.tribstar.com/news/isu-profes ... 8f652.html

It's pretty disturbing all these college professors that are working as basically professional agitators, academia needs to purge all these useless idiots from campus and stop paying for degrees in Applied Marxism.

That guy in Berkeley who attacked a guy without warning with a heavy bike lock is a college professor too, a philosophy one that teaches ethics believe it or not. People like this our poisoning our youth, people like this are where SJWs and safe spaces come from.

Once again, if it weren't for fake hate crimes, there might be no hate crimes at all.

CONFIRMED: Racist note that prompted St. Olaf College shut down is hate-crime hoax

A note that used the n-word and threatened a black female student at St. Olaf College — sparking an intense protest that led to classes being shut down for a day as student demonstrators accused the school of institutional racism — “was not a genuine threat,” the school’s president said Wednesday.

President David Anderson said in an email to students that an investigation into the note identified a person of interest “who confessed to writing the note.”

“We’ve confirmed that this was not a genuine threat. We’re confident that there is no ongoing threat from this incident to individuals or the community as a whole,” he said.

In a second campuswide email sent later Wednesday, Anderson used stronger words to explain what happened: “The reason I said in my earlier note that this was not a genuine threat is that we learned from the author’s confession that the note was fabricated. It was apparently a strategy to draw attention to concerns about the campus climate.”

Anderson, citing federal student privacy laws, did not identify the person of interest nor use the term hate-crime hoax, but his announcements essentially confirm what some students have said privately to themselves ever since the chaos erupted at the rural Southern Minnesota campus earlier this month.

Around the same time Anderson made the announcement Wednesday, the black female student who initially told everyone she found the note on her car that used the n-word and threatened her announced on social media “I will be saying it was a hoax.”

https://www.thecollegefix.com/post/32560/