January 1, Banned Professor’s Campus Speech Goes FULL ANTI-AMERICAN

Wyatt’s Take

• Former Columbia professor barred for terror-group support tours Virginia Tech, calls for ‘destruction’ of America and praises Oct. 7 massacre as ‘blessed day’
• Mohamed Abdou urges students to study ‘mujahideen’ tactics and disrupt defense supply chains — school claims event wasn’t officially registered
• Same radical who got banned from Columbia after Congressional hearing now openly recruits campus activists as ‘branch of the resistance’

A former Columbia University professor — kicked out for backing terrorist groups — just rolled through Virginia Tech telling students they’re fighting a “racial religious war” and America is a “monster” that needs to be destroyed. Video clips posted online show Mohamed Abdou laying it all out in stark terms during his “Death to the Akademy” campus tour stop in Blacksburg this week.

Abdou didn’t mince words about what his tour title really means.

“When we say Death to America, we mean, and loud and clear, a total end to U.S. empire. The destruction of this crusading settler colony, their entire project.”

This is the same guy Columbia barred from teaching last year after he publicly supported Hamas, Hezbollah, and Islamic Jihad. Now he’s making the rounds at American universities, calling the October 7 terrorist attacks the “blessed day of Al-Aqsa Flood.”

He told the student audience they’re a “branch of the resistance” and a “branch of the mujahideen.”

The speech took direct aim at America’s weapons industry. Abdou appeared to urge students to disrupt “every single choke point” and “supply chain bottleneck” in the defense sector.

“Study what our mujahideen did,” Abdou told the students, adding that they should “start soon.”

Virginia Tech officials tried to distance themselves from the event, claiming it wasn’t university-sponsored or registered. Spokesperson Mark Owczarski told media outlets the event “is not sponsored by a university-affiliated organization nor is it a university-registered event.”

“Any claims otherwise are simply not true.”

That raises an obvious question: How did this happen on campus property if the school wasn’t involved? And why wasn’t security shutting down what amounts to recruiting for anti-American activism?

Abdou’s rant didn’t stop at foreign policy. The clips show him bringing up Adolf Hitler, telling students to “understand what Hitler stands for,” then claiming the “modern Zionist entity” embodies a “Hitlerite mentality.” He also pushed students to reject mainstream academic thought and look to the “fringes of the fringes” for answers.

Columbia University permanently banned Abdou following a Congressional hearing where former President Minouche Shafik testified his file would state he’s ineligible for re-employment at the institution. That congressional testimony came amid a broader reckoning over antisemitism and radicalism on elite campuses.

Yet here he is, touring college campuses, openly calling for America’s destruction and praising the bloodiest terror attack on Jews since the Holocaust. And students are showing up to listen.

Why It Matters

Parents send their kids to college hoping they’ll learn skills for good careers and productive lives. Instead, radicals banned from one campus pop up at another, recruiting the next generation to hate their own country. This isn’t education — it’s indoctrination. And it’s happening with institutional cover at schools that claim they had nothing to do with it.