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Hamas Exposes Woke College Students As Complete Idiots

Gotta love it when multiple college students are so woke that even terrorists make idiots out of them.

And, for that matter, their idiot professors who indoctrinated in them in the first place.

After all, aren’t these the same brats that rant and rave about “the rich?”

Despite the fact that their idol, AOC, has gotten “rich” from dark money donations and shady LLCs.

Now, it turns out that Hamas affiliates have profited handsomely from the terrorist attacks that they helped orchestrate.

Indeed, a recent report surfaced that reveals how a Hamas-linked individual made nearly a billion dollars off of a devastating tragedy.

That’s right: The individual made nearly a billion dollars off of a terrorist attack.

Not bad pay for a few seconds’ worth of work, which is all it takes to input a deranged order with advance knowledge of a terrorist attack.

Apparently, the trader shorted approximately 4.43 million shares of Leumi between September 15 and October 5, convinced that the value of the bank would fall.

Indeed, in the aftermath of the attack, the bank’s operations were subsequently paralyzed, plummeting its market value while greatly enriching the trader.

Enriched by a tune of $900M, to be somewhat exact.

What do you want to bet the woke college students have next to nothing to say about that?

After all, they rant and rave enough about “the rich” (usually hardworking Baby Boomers), so it would seem natural for them to really rant and rave over someone who made nearly a billion in two weeks from literally gambling on the lives of others.

Joshua Mitts of Columbia Law School and Robert J. Jackson, Jr. of New York University School of Law noted that the level of trade volume strongly suggests that the insider has strong links to Hamas, as the timing of the trade was deeply suspicious.

“Our findings suggest that traders informed about the coming attacks profited from these tragic events, and consistent with prior literature we show that trading of this kind occurs in gaps in U.S. and international enforcement of legal prohibitions on informed trading,” the researchers noted.

Now if only these researchers were the ones teaching students, rather than the woke anti-American zealots who largely dominate American faculties now.

“It is extremely unlikely that the volume of short selling on October 2 occurred by random chance,” the Ivy League researchers added.

Yes, indeed. Highly unlikely.

The question is – Who exactly made nearly a billion on total death and destruction?

Maybe someone should check the bank accounts of any and all affiliates linked to Biden … or Biden’s business buddies abroad.

Author: Jane Jones


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