Expel the students who distributed the flyers and inform the FBI of a possible domestic terror cell.

Georgetown must ban the John Brown Club. They could be domestic terrorists.

QuoteAdvertisements for the "John Brown Club" used the words, "Hey, fascist! Catch!" some of the very words engraved on bullet casings by alleged Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson. The circular included a QR code to scan for those interested in joining. It advertised the club as "the only political group that celebrates when Nazis die."

Upon scanning the code, users are directed to a Google Doc sign-up page welcoming them to join their club. The page informs interested parties of the club's intentions before asking for email addresses. The greeting describing the club includes a misspelling of "know."

"We're building a community that's done with ceremonial resistance and strongly worded letters. If you want to make a real change in your community, let us now [sic] below."

Georgetown University officials removed the flyers later in the day. The "John Brown Club" does not appear to be officially associated with Georgetown University, as no club or organization by that name was listed among the existing undergraduate or graduate student clubs and organizations.

The Washington Examiner emailed Georgetown University for clarification and comment about the posters and "John Brown Club."

John Brown was a 19th-century abolitionist in the U.S. He first gained prominence during the violent clashes of the "Bleeding Kansas" crisis in the 1850s between pro-slavery and anti-slavery factions in Kansas before it achieved statehood. Brown is particularly known for his roles in violent abolitionist efforts in the Pottawatamie Massacre and the raid on Harpers Ferry, a federal arsenal in West Virginia. Brown was caught after the raid failed and charged with treason. He was eventually executed for his actions.

Secretary of Education Linda McMahon rebuked the posters in a post on X on Wednesday evening. She mentioned she spoke with university officials, who agreed to take down the posters.

Quote from: Shen Li on September 25, 2025, 10:32:42 PMExpel the students who distributed the flyers and inform the FBI of a possible domestic terror cell.

What were they thinking.

Quote from: Shen Li on September 25, 2025, 10:32:42 PMExpel the students who distributed the flyers and inform the FBI of a possible domestic terror cell.

Didn't Charlie Kirk talk about universities enabling those Antifa fag goons.

Quote from: Thiel on September 26, 2025, 01:20:53 PMWhat were they thinking.

The uni club that printed this terrorist garbage or the uni itself for allowing the John Brown club in the first place?

Quote from: Shen Li on September 26, 2025, 10:10:25 PMThe uni club that printed this terrorist garbage or the uni itself for allowing the John Brown club in the first place?

Both? A smartass could swap out the flyers for visually identical ones where the QR codes had been amended with links to sites containing malicious code that logged the cellphones IMEI number before bricking it.

Then circulate the rumour it was all an Act of God.

Hey, I'd laugh!

Quote from: soapy titwank on September 27, 2025, 05:16:25 AMBoth? A smartass could swap out the flyers for visually identical ones where the QR codes had been amended with links to sites containing malicious code that logged the cellphones IMEI number before bricking it.

Then circulate the rumour it was all an Act of God.

Hey, I'd laugh!

A smartass could do that, but that is not what happened at Georgetown.

Quote from: Thiel on September 27, 2025, 01:18:36 PMA smartass could do that, but that is not what happened at Georgetown.

I know. It could be argued that it should have happened however. These people are effectively at war with us, everything from doxxing and kicking conservatives out of society, up to and including their public execution of us and celebrating our deaths. And their cellphones are an essential tool of orchestrating their attacks on us. It seems to me that removing those particular tools from their inventory would go a long way towards saving the right a lot of heartache.

Now I'm sure you are aware that harvesting IMEI numbers and bricking devices breaks a number of laws that you could be prosecuted for, I do not commend it to you or anyone else here as a course of action. However you surely must see the logic why someone inevitably will engage in it or similar guerilla-styled tactics, some of which might even be legal. I will go on the record as saying its results will doubtless be more effective than simply REEE-ing about what a pack of cunts the far left are. Each of us have the option to decide how we fight back or even if we do. Plenty of creative means of counterattack do exist, being smart and thinking outside of the box is something that I do encourage because arguing for mercy from a group who would happily cheer for your death no matter what you say is Fucking Stupid and isn't going to get you anywhere.

Shit man, these animals have been ramping it up for a decade now. I've no problem with anyone giving them the rope to go hang themselves with, not if it slows them up or stops them dead in their tracks from killing more of us. Or recruiting more low information supporters to do the job for them.

And that will happen. Not right away of course, but you mark my words; the horror that was the Charlie Kirk assassination and how the far left reacted to it will be a distant memory come the midterms and the propagandists will be working overtime to redirect attention away from their present cause célèbre and dragging the moral outrage back into our court in the interim.

You could leave it all up to the government to sort out if you like of course. They might be successful, they might also royally fuck it up. "One does not simply trust to the plan", January 6 should have taught us that, but some are slow learners I guess.

Or you can exercise your own good judgement (and maybe a little rat cunning), providing ample opportunity for the left to go on shooting themselves in the foot so that they are providing the constant reminders to more moderate people to look elsewhere for their allies.

I don't think I need to tell you which course is more appealing to my sensibilities.