January 1, Flyer At Elite Campus Promotes Violence

Wyatt’s Take

• Threatening flyer targets conservatives at Georgetown
• Leftwing club linked to violence behind effort
• University silent as free speech under attack

A dangerous flyer at Georgetown University celebrates the murder of Charlie Kirk and calls for dropping

“ceremonial resistance”

in favor of direct action.

The sign, posted by the John Brown Club, uses language tied to the attack on Kirk and invites supporters to take part in a more aggressive movement.

The flyer includes a QR code leading to a form urging people to help end conservative voices through real action, not words.

The John Brown Club, well known for radicalism, is connected to leftist gun groups and Antifa activity.

Reports say they’ve been tied to domestic terror incidents in the past.

Despite these troubling facts, the group doesn’t show up on Georgetown’s list of approved student organizations, yet their materials still end up on campus boards.

The school has not addressed any action regarding the flyer.

Multiple requests for comment and questions about campus safety have gone unanswered.

Georgetown seems quick to offer resources for progressive causes, rolling out toolkits, events, and ministries in response to past tragedies, especially those affecting groups seen as liberal or leftist.

Now, with conservatives being openly threatened, the school’s silence speaks just as loudly as the hateful flyer.

America’s college campuses shouldn’t be hunting grounds for those with the

“wrong”

politics.

If elite institutions like Georgetown don’t stand up for free speech, Main Street values and basic safety are at risk everywhere.

Speak up and make it count.

Wyatt Matters

Protecting open debate and the right to speak on campus stands at the core of American liberty. When colleges turn a blind eye to threats against one side, it puts all of us in jeopardy.

Every working American knows we can’t build a fair country if voices are silenced through violence or intimidation.

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