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The mayor of Berkeley, California, Jesse Arreguin, has asked UC/Berkeley to cancel a free speech rally scheduled for the end of September. This decision has been met with criticism, with many attributing the stand down orders to police to his radical ideology. The article draws comparisons between the mayor's views and those of Adolf Hitler, highlighting the perceived similarities between the two.
- ▪The mayor of Berkeley, Jesse Arreguin, has asked UC/Berkeley to cancel a free speech rally.
- ▪The mayor's decision has been criticized, with many attributing the stand down orders to police to his radical ideology.
- ▪A petition has been started to declare antifa a terrorist organization, with over 321,000 signatures gathered so far.
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Categories Posted inin Politics Berkeley Mayor: Free Speech Has No Place in Berkeley August 30, 2017 4,464 Comments The mayor of Berkeley, California, Jesse Arreguin, is asking UC/Berkeley to cancel a free speech rally scheduled for the end of September, which should come as no surprise, since his radical views and membership on the By Any Means Necessary (BAMN) page and his support for the radical antifa that uses their page will attest. Many attribute the stand down orders to police to his radical ideology. Just last week the police allowed antifa terrorists to jump the barricades so that they could assault a small group whose purpose is to stop Marxism. The mayor and antifa have much in common. In fact, both have much in common with Adolf Hitler.
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