Topic: Rutgers University

A new study from Rutgers University and the Network Contagion Research Institute reports a rising "assassination culture" on the political left. The report claims that 55% of self-identified liberals support the killing of Donald Trump. This trend is linked to recent events, including the assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson and attacks on Tesla vehicles.

Reports indicate that COVID-19 mandates are returning to various institutions, including Hollywood studios and several universities. Lionsgate has reportedly reinstated mask requirements and daily testing for employees, while colleges in Atlanta and Rutgers University are implementing social distancing and masking protocols. Jones highlights government spending data from usspending.gov, which allegedly shows the federal government is actively procuring COVID-19 equipment and hiring consultants for "pandemic era safety protocols."

A Rutgers University professor, identified as Brittney Cooper, made controversial statements on national television claiming that white people are "inherently evil" and calling to "take these motherf***ers out." These comments are presented as evidence of institutionalized anti-white racism funded by major banks and universities. The rhetoric is contrasted with the media's treatment of figures like Ye (Kanye West) regarding free speech.

The Russian embassy warns of a direct military clash with the United States and NATO due to the ongoing proxy war in Ukraine and the withdrawal from arms control treaties. A Rutgers University study models a full-scale nuclear conflict, predicting that 5 billion people would die from starvation as soot blocks the sun and devastates global food production. New York City's Emergency Management Department recently released a PSA on nuclear attack preparedness, reflecting the highest level of nuclear risk since the Cold War.

A Rutgers University professor is featured in a video from "The Root" claiming that white people are "committed to being villains." Jones argues that such rhetoric is funded by major corporations and BlackRock to incite racial division. He asserts that Christianity is the operating system that provides freedom and that the current education system is designed to create a "prison of ignorance."

Alex Jones quotes Chris Masterjohn, PhD, regarding the Biden administration's refusal to recognize natural immunity in its vaccine mandates. Data suggests those previously infected are 13 times more immune than the vaccinated. Jones argues that the refusal to acknowledge this science proves the administration cares about "obedience" rather than "transmission."

Resistance to vaccine mandates is growing among firefighters in Los Angeles and college students at Rutgers University. "F Biden" chants have been recorded at NCAA games across the United States, while citizens in Italy and France are reportedly overpowering police in the streets. The Associated Press is criticized for a "fake story" claiming 70% of poison control calls were related to Ivermectin, when the actual figure was 2%.