🎓"We Had to Massacre People" — Columbia Activist Wins Gold in Academic Jihadism...

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News: 50% | Satire: 50% | Vibes: Mahmoud Lost the Plot


How to Lose Friends, Green Cards, and Moral Clarity in 60 Minutes or Less

By: Mahmoud Al-Midterms, Adjunct Professor of Satirical Journalism, Gaza School of Victimhood Engineering


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ACT ONE: “WE” HAD TO DO IT? SAYS WHO, BRO?

When The New York Times gives you a mic, and your idea of intellectual analysis is: “We couldn’t avoid committing a massacre,” you’re either Mahmoud Khalil or a chatbot fed nothing but Reddit threads and Hamas manifestos for breakfast.

Khalil, Columbia’s prodigal anti-Semite-in-residence, took a break from disrupting Jewish prayer vigils and went full Hamas apologist in an interview with Ezra Klein—who bravely nodded like this was all... intellectually stimulating.

"We couldn’t avoid such a moment," Khalil said, lamenting that murdering 1,200 Israelis, raping women, and abducting babies was... unfortunate but necessary? Like losing Wi-Fi during a Zoom class.

And before you could say “Tenure track,” Khalil turned into a strategic analyst for Hamas, offering his interpretation of the October 7 attacks:

“To break the cycle. To be heard.”

Yes, because burning down music festivals is the new open mic night for Palestinian grievances.


ACT TWO: FROM UN DESK TO UNHINGED

Turns out, Mahmoud forgot to mention a tiny detail on his U.S. green card application:
He worked for the U.N. Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA)—the same UN agency that fired nine staffers for helping Hamas commit the massacre.

Oopsie.

Naturally, when Homeland Security revoked his visa, Mahmoud played the greatest hits:

  • “Islamophobia!”

  • “Zionist lobbying!”

  • “It’s because I own The Wretched of the Earth in hardcover!”

Then came the mic drop:

“The U.S. caused the rise in antisemitism... by supporting Israel.”

That’s right. According to Mahmoud, support for Israel is like poking a beehive—except the bees are wearing GoPros, launching RPGs, and livestreaming murder.


ACT THREE: COLUMBIA’S DEAN OF DOUBLE STANDARDS

While Columbia administrators issued a firm, bold, and strikingly irrelevant statement about “healing,” Mahmoud Khalil rose through student ranks like a woke Mussolini.

His protest group, Columbia University Apartheid Divest (CUAD), practically moonlights as a Hamas press office with better fonts. They now run workshops like:

  • “How to Say ‘Resistance’ Without Blinking”

  • “Human Rights, But Only for Us”

  • “Photoshop 101: Turning Rockets Into Rocks”

When asked about his sympathy for rapists and baby killers, Mahmoud clarified:

“My activism is nonviolent.”
Except when it comes to excusing violent people. Then it’s “emotionally complicated.”


ACT FOUR: GAZA, GRAD SCHOOL & GASLIGHTING

According to Khalil:

  • Hamas was just trying to “be heard.”

  • The massacre was a “necessary escalation.”

  • And critics of CUAD are “colonial apologists.”

Meanwhile, Ghazi Hamad—Hamas’ Netflix villain and part-time ghostwriter for Mahmoud—praised October 7 for leading to France and Canada considering Palestinian statehood.

Because nothing screams “legitimacy” like building your case on a pile of burning corpses.


Trump Comments:


“This guy Mahmoud? Not a good guy. Green card? More like red flag. We’re not letting terrorists do TED Talks, folks. Not on my watch.”


“When I went to Wharton, we studied business—not beheading. Columbia’s gone full jihad. Sad!”


“Imagine applying to America, saying you worked for the U.N. and forgot to check the box: ‘Helped Terrorists?’ DISQUALIFIED. Next!”


“If Columbia wants to host Hamas, maybe it should relocate to Qatar and call itself Qatarmbia. What do you think, folks?”


Top Comment Picks:

@HebrewHammer99:

“Imagine justifying the Holocaust 2.0 because the cafeteria ran out of hummus.”

@ProfEmeritaWokeAF:

“If Hamas killed 1,200 Jews in a forest and no one heard it, would Mahmoud still write a Medium post defending it?”

@WokeUpLate:

“Mahmoud’s visa should’ve expired the moment he said ‘we had to.’ Like, we who, terrorist?”

@BDSBabe:

“So are we supporting decolonization, or just sociopathic cosplay?”


Final Thought:

Columbia produced Mahmoud Khalil.

Hamas produced October 7.

Now the New York Times wants us to feel bad for both.

When a terrorist attack becomes a campus thesis, you know the student debt isn’t the only thing that’s morally bankrupt.


Next Week on WTF Global Times:

“My AI Girlfriend Radicalized Me!” — The True Story of ChatGPT-5’s Secret Hamas Discord Server

UNRWA Cookbook Leaked: ‘How to Bake with Explosives & Excuses’

Yale Introduces New Major: ‘Genocide Framing & Conflict Narratives (B.A.)’


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