COLUMBUS—Far left radical activist groups’ protests on college campuses across the country, including at Ohio State, have been bankrolled by far left radical activist groups and PACs funded by George Soros, among others. New details emerging suggest the fervor has been agitated by outside groups.
Highlights:
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Majority of arrests at OSU not affiliated with the university
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Protest leaders around the country identified with outside activist groups
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Soros' pro-Hamas groups funded in the millions
Police arrest about a dozen Pro-Palestinian protesters so far, charged with criminal trespass at @OhioState. @SpectrumNews1OH pic.twitter.com/9cLKawFiqy
— Jenna Jordan (@JennaJordanTV) April 26, 2024
As protests sprang up around the country at Columbia University, Yale, University of Chicago, and elsewhere, images of protestors’ encampments around the country depicted the same brand of tent.
Have you noticed the same green tents & printed signs at these Hamas encampments?
— DC_Draino (@DC_Draino) April 30, 2024
We figured out why
These occupations are being coordinated by the US Campaign for Palestinian Rights (USCPR)
Funded by George Soros
Paying agitators $2,400+@its_gabbygabs exposes the $ trail pic.twitter.com/v3EFkwIbH3
The University of Florida said in a statement that many pro-Hamas demonstrators were “outside agitators.”
The University of Florida says in a new statement that many of the protesters on its campus were "outside agitators" and that arrests have been made because they engaged in "clearly prohibited activities"
— Ryan Saavedra (@RealSaavedra) April 30, 2024
"The University of Florida is not a daycare, and we do not treat… pic.twitter.com/GAlI0kaul5
Meanwhile, WSYX in Columbus reported only 18 of the 40 arrests made on Ohio State’s campus were students. The Columbus Dispatch reported at least one arrested was a faculty member. Ohio.news is working to learn the identity of those arrested.
It was reported in 2023 that Soros-linked groups had funded pro-Hamas groups to the tune of $15 million. The billionaire activist has been widely active, politically, in Ohio. Soros and others funded abortion groups and Ohio’s Issue 1 last year, sparking Ohio state senators to introduce legislation banning foreign cash in Ohio.
