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I remember when this cover of @Time came out in 1993.
I remember thinking: the status quo was not going to quietly accept a transfer of power (or even just SHARED power!) to people of color of any gender or women of any color.
We need leadership that embraces #diversity. #BLM
Generation Above Me retweeted
AMAZING! Republican election officials denied NC A&T campus an early-voting site. Students marched about 45 minutes each way to vote ANYWAY!
Put up barriers to voting, and don’t be surprised when people get angry, get organized, and bring even MORE voters to the polls!
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Utah State University researchers are studying wildfire burn scars and how they can lead to runoff and debris flows.
Story Link: ⏩ ksl.com/article/51634628/usu…
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@kslnewsradio
@USUAggies
#wildfireburnscars #debrisflows #mudflows #usu
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🚧 Uphill Restriction Alert 🚧
SR-190: @SLCO_OOTS @UtahDOT are restricting uphill traffic due to flooding and debris on road.
📍: traffic will be turned around at mouth.
‼️ETO to uphill traffic: UNKNOWN
Generation Above Me retweeted
These privileged frat bros gang graped a girl and invited others to join in.
The story was buried, only two were expelled (Cornell suspensions are for genocide protestors) and we are only hearing about it now because the victim is suing.
Cornell protected them, the police protected them, the system protected them.
This the Epstein class. This is how it’s bred.
Generation Above Me retweeted
Brock Turner was found guilty of sexual assault & served 3 months,
Jesse Mack Butler pled guilty to raping & strangling two children… he got community service.
Robert Morris raped a 12 year old. He served 6 months.
Even when rapists are found guilty, they’re barely punished.
Generation Above Me retweeted
Cornell did almost nothing in the case of the "Cornell 7," the fraternity members accused in a lawsuit of drugging and gang r*ping a student in 2024. No one was charged, and records show most of them stayed enrolled. If you missed my video, watch it first.
I figured if they handled this case the way they did, then they probably had skeletons. So, I followed the the money, and I was right, it's bad.
Highlights below:
(1) Cornell's 2025 tax return has a line that reads "LEGAL MATTERS: $878,000,000." It's for a Cornell doctor who abused patients, some as young as 13. Cornell admitted to federal prosecutors that it sat on complaints about him for six years. When another hospital asked why he left, his department chair didn't tell them, and he kept abusing patients there.
(2) Cornell owns the fraternity house where the assault allegedly happened. Three months after it suspended the chapter, Cornell's official Giving Day website was still raising money for that house. It told donors their gifts show "we are in this together and supporting the ongoing success of Chi Phi." Cornell has since deleted the page but I have the archived copy.
(3) Federal law requires colleges to report money from foreign governments and foreign organizations. Qatar has paid Cornell about $2.3 billion since 2001 to run a Cornell medical school in Doha, and another $1.08 billion is promised through 2032. Cornell didn't report more than $1 billion of that money until federal investigators came asking in 2019. In 2024 Cornell's top lawyer swore its reports were up to date. Then this year Cornell disclosed that its 2020 Qatar contract has conditions tied to faculty employment, which it had never reported before. So a foreign-funded foundation run by Qatar's ruling family is paying billions with strings attached, and the public keeps learning about it years late.
(4) While the abuse liability grew past $1 billion, Cornell's audits called it "not material." Moody's flagged the legal claims in March 2024, and days later Cornell sold $1.1 billion in bonds to investors.
(5) The firm lobbying Washington for Cornell's medical school is also a paid foreign agent for the Embassy of Qatar.
(6) Cornell paid $13.5 million to Paul Weiss, the law firm whose chairman cut a deal with Trump and then resigned over his Jeffrey Epstein emails. That firm represented Cornell's medical school in the federal abuse investigation.
(7) The DA declined the fraternity case of the Cornell 7.
(8) A federal lawsuit alleges Cornell kept "VIP watch lists" of applicants tied to major donors.
(9) Cornell's own survey shows the share of undergraduate women reporting nonconsensual sexual contact rose from 23% to 35% in two years. Its Title IX office has four staff, while it pays a single law firm more than $6.5 million a year.
Cornell takes ~ $800M/year year in federal research money and pays no tax on billions in property. This is what that money protects.
More to come....
Generation Above Me retweeted
UPDATE: I believe along with Scott Kretzschmar, Johnathan Newell is also still currently a student at @Cornell which is why we haven’t been able to find any employer information for either of them. It says he will graduate next year.
Cornell is actively allowing rapists to continue pursuing their academic careers and dreams at their school meanwhile the girl they raped had to drop out due to the life altering trauma she developed from what they did to her.
Generation Above Me retweeted
"It'S nOt aLL mEn"
Not one man. NOT. ONE. Stepped in to help her. NOT. ONE. Called police. NOT. ONE. Stood up and said we shouldn't be doing this.
ALL THE MEN involved participated. By doing nothing, or joining in.
So miss me with "NoT aLL mEn" bullshit.
gtfoh
Generation Above Me retweeted
Not only was it an incredibly prolonged gang rape, she was drugged and held against her will. Everyone in the frat house should be charged with kidnapping and whoever sent the "free pussy" text should be charged with human trafficking as well. Chi Phi should lose its house.
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In 2024, a drunk 20-year-old woman said she turned up to a party at a college fraternity house called Chi Phi at Cornell University in New York State, USA.
Shortly afterwards, two male students living at the Chi Phi frat house drugged the woman with ketamine, then raped her. The men then posted on a Chi Phi message board there was “free pussy” available nearby, whereupon five other men turned up to rape her, and allegedly continued to do so for more than SEVEN HOURS.
And despite the rapey “free pussy” message on the chat board, not a single man among the presumably dozens or hundreds of men who received or saw it came to investigate, rescue the woman, or alert authorities to the potential crime.
Soon afterwards the woman reported the crime, yet neither university’s police department or the state of New York seriously investigated the incident, or charged the men. Two men were expelled from campus, but the other five were merely required to WRITE ESSAYS explaining their transgression.
And all the men involved have now gone on with their lives and careers, even though the woman herself was forced to leave university and has apparently (and understandably) been unable to move on with her life. So now, she’s instigated a civil case against the university and the men involved.
If you think the above story is too unbelievable to be real, unfortunately you’d be dead fucking wrong:
people.com/cornell-student-a…
Just writing those paragraphs above makes us want to vomit, scream for days, or burn the whole fucking world down, witches. Or all three. Yet as always, there is so, so little women can do in the face of such outrageous and unforgivable violence and harm.
The world is a dangerous and violent place for women, as we all know. Yet it’s hard even for witches who understand the depravity and lack of accountability involved in this (alleged) crime and its aftermath.
The one thing we CAN do is ensure exposure of these men spreads as far and wide as possible. That’s why we want all witches to read the names in the pic of the men accused of these crimes, and for those who can do so to contact their employers and other organisations and demand they face serious scrutiny and potential redress. Yes, we know this event took place in the USA so isn’t really within the remit of most witches who are Australian. However, we do have international witches following our accounts, plus we believe it sends an even stronger message to those who seem to have helped these men get away with gang rape to know the outrage and demands for justice are coming from the entire planet, not just from people inside the US.
Below are some of the social media messaging details and email addresses of some of those involved. Please get in touch with some of them if you can. And note the details here are as yet unconfirmed: we do believe they’re correct as they’ve been posted multiple times by different people working independently, but are not 100% verified. However, these are the details we currently have:
- Matthew Ingalls: works for the DataAnnotation corporation, and Matthew’s Dad is also a professor at the American University of Dubai (Matthew also apparently goes by the name Umar Ingalls). (Email [email protected]; Twitter @Data_Annotation; @AUDubai).
- Winston Lee: is now a soldier in the Republic of South Korea Army (Twitter @ROK_Army).
- Gillio Lopes: now works for the Vdrio corporation (co-founder Gillio Lopez, [email protected]; company CEO [email protected]).
- Diego Sarabia: now works for the Wells Fargo corporation (Twitter @WellsFargo).
- Scott Norris: now works for the Glenfarne Group corporation (website glenfarnegroup.com)
- Scott Kretzschmar: still attends Cornell University (Twitter @cornell).
- Johnathan Newell: also thought to be still a student at Cornell.
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Generation Above Me retweeted
Hi Cornell, I’m the mom of a freshman son. He worked really hard to get into your school. It meant something. Now it means something else. We’re angry and disappointed, not just by how this happened, but how it was handled, and not handled. We want justice for the victim and real consequences and accountability for the perpetrators. The best time for that was in 2024. The second best time is right now. The next 2 days are Family Weekend. Hope you’re ready.
Generation Above Me retweeted
I guarantee the parents of these guys are big donors to @Cornell and that's why they swept the rape under the carpet.
Everyone involved should go to jail including the parents
7 Cornell Chi Phi fraternity brothers drugged & raped a woman for hours. 1 of the guys sent a message to a Snapchat group: "FREE P***Y UPSTAIRS." None stopped it.
2 were expelled. 5 had to write letter of apology. None were arrested. Police weren't called.
drive.google.com/file/d/18LL…
Generation Above Me retweeted
Cornell University is being sued by a former student, who alleges she went to a Chi Pi fraternity party in 2024 and was drugged and raped by seven men.
She alleges a man at the frat house sent a message to the frat's Snapchat group chat suggesting a woman was available for sex. She claims she was raped for hours and filed a report with the university police department about three weeks later.
According to the woman’s complaint and her lawyer, none of the men were arrested and that after an investigation, only two of the accused were expelled. She is now suing the school and the fraternity members.
Cornell said in a statement it "investigated and adjudicated the allegations consistent with university policies." Read more at the linked article. @lilialuciano
Generation Above Me retweeted
This is disgusting and unacceptable Cornell University. 🤬 I’m glad the victim is suing! ✅ lawcommentary.com/articles/c…
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If you’re a privileged man attending an elite school…. The punishment for rape is essay writing.
Cornell knew these 7 men drugged and raped a female student.
They were shown the texts bragging about it.
The men weren’t even punished. They were protected.
Rape culture.
The Cornell 7:
Matthew Ingalls
Johnathan Newell
Winston Lee
Gillio Lopes
Diego Sarabia
Scott Norris
Scott Kretzschmar
All 7 Chi Phi members are named as defendants in a civil lawsuit alleging they drugged a Cornell student with ketamine and sexually assaulted her for HOURS in 2024. The suit says a message advertising “free p***y” was sent to the frat group chat while she was incapacitated.
And "men" showed up to take him up on his offer.
And Cornell’s response? The lawsuit alleges some were given the opportunity to MITIGATE THEIR CONDUCT BY WRITING ESSAYS.
She left Cornell. 5 of them were ALLOWED TO CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION AT CORNELL.
Remember their names and faces.
Generation Above Me retweeted
Every single one of these monstrous, worthless, wastes of oxygen should be under the fucking jail forever. These are the 7 frat brothers at Cornell that drugged a young woman, took pictures, & then invited their fucking Snap Chat group to come do the fucking same!
Lock them up!
