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Originally posted by nhtagmember:
I bailed out of NH 11 years ago. It was a great state when I moved there in 1992 but starting about 2010 we started seeming a huge influx in New Yorkers, Massholes and others. The change was a very rapid deterioration from conservative to retarded.

I told people I was leaving because the weather sucked but it was really to get away from the assholes that infected the state. They destroyed it.

I wouldn't call it retarded. NH is the only conservative/free state in New England, and the most conservative state in the northeast, and one of the more conservative states in the country. Both houses of the NH State Legislature are controlled by Republicans as is the Governor's office...The Trifecta!

For some reason, (Massholes?) we can't seem to elect a Republican US Senator or US Congressman though!

Brown University Received a Letter from 34 Human Rights Groups in August Requesting They Disable Their CCTV System

The question is: Did Brown University acquiesce under pressure from far-left human rights groups to disable their CCTV systems, in advance of the mass shooting on campus?

[SOURCE – AUGUST 19, 2025]

As originally reported in August 2025 {SOURCE}, a group of far-left human rights advocate sent a letter to 150 U.S. colleges and universities asking them to disable the CCTV systems to protect “free expression and academic freedom across the country,” because “the Trump administration has launched an aggressive campaign against US academic institutions.”

The motive for the request to disable CCTV systems as stated: “Right now these tools are facilitating the identification and punishment of student protesters, undermining activists’ right to anonymity––a right the Supreme Court has affirmed as vital to free expression and political participation.” {SOURCE}

The letter from ‘Fight For The Future‘ (August, 2025) came after an earlier campaign by the same group seeking to stop the use of facial recognition cameras on college campuses. {SOURCE}

The Brown University President and school officials have been giving ridiculous answers to questions about the 800 cameras on the campus and the fact that no current footage exists of the shooter walking around inside the campus or inside the buildings therein.

The question is really a simple one. Did Brown University follow the requests of the hardline leftist groups who asked the school to disable the functioning of their surveillance network in order to protect the identity of the students on campus?

Obviously, this potential explanation would answer a lot of seemingly irreconcilable questions about the lack of surveillance footage available to local law enforcement, state police and FBI investigators. The only current footage of the shooter is from privately owned doorbell cameras and CCTV systems from businesses near the campus. No footage of the shooter on campus has been identified.

Against the factual evidence of Brown University receiving requests to disable their surveillance cameras, someone needs to ask the right question.

Everyone can see the potential ramifications here, along with the severity of the legal risk Brown University would be facing. Perhaps that dynamic is what’s behind the twisted wording and explanations coming from university and local officials.

A targeted political assassination of a young, female conservative vice-chair of the Brown University Republican group takes place. The ideological shooter benefits from the lack of school security and surveillance. That lack of security was intentionally created by ideological school administrators and officials bowing to pressure from ideologically aligned leftist organizations.

If accurate, this is quite a scenario on many levels; including a considerable legal risk, intentional and willful negligence, and massive lawsuit exposure in the aftermath of two deaths and 9 injured students. Brown University has an $8 billion endowment.

As everyone understands, a University like Brown creates a local economy unto itself. College towns like Providence, Rhode Island are college towns for a reason. The college is a considerable foundation for the economic wealth of the community. As an outcome, the local officials would be in full protection mode over their economic foundation. In this case, there are billions at stake.

Perhaps this dynamic explains all the conflicts and seemingly bizarre statements by local and university officials.

https://theconservativetreehou...-system/#more-278883

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Did Brown University follow the requests of the hardline leftist groups who asked the school to disable the functioning of their surveillance network in order to protect the identity of the students on campus?

I thought it was the left who wanted body cams on all cops. Maybe when footage, in many "gray area" cases, was found to support the cops made them change their minds.

This is the chief of the Providence Police Department, and yes, this is real.

https://x.com/RealSpitfire/status/2001440023573381222

Jules Winnfield has entered the Police Press Conference...

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Originally posted by sigmonkey:
Jules Winnfield has entered the Police Press Conference...

I was waiting for the Pulp Fiction reference.....

The sad part is these sorry sons a bitch's are not even embarrassed. How they can stand there like dunces in front of people with a straight face is a real head scratcher. Every single one of then should be run out of town on a rail.

¡ay Caramba

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Originally posted by nhracecraft:

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Originally posted by nhtagmember:
I bailed out of NH 11 years ago. It was a great state when I moved there in 1992 but starting about 2010 we started seeming a huge influx in New Yorkers, Massholes and others. The change was a very rapid deterioration from conservative to retarded.

I told people I was leaving because the weather sucked but it was really to get away from the assholes that infected the state. They destroyed it.

I wouldn't call it retarded. NH is the only conservative/free state in New England, and the most conservative state in the northeast, and one of the more conservative states in the country. Both houses of the NH State Legislature are controlled by Republicans as is the Governor's office...The Trifecta!

For some reason, (Massholes?) we can't seem to elect a Republican US Senator or US Congressman though!

Brother you need to get out more if you think NH is a conservative / free state. I moved there in 1960 and left in 1979 to go to grad school in Texas where I learned what a truly conservative free state is.

I go back to NH often as I still have a bunch of family there but the one thing we don’t talk about is politics… It is a beautiful state but the Southern half is just a suburb of Boston now…

^^ You live in North Carolina. Do share some of your state's conservative / free state advantages we're missing out on up here in the Granite State.

For the record, I put a high value on low tax burden and freedom from 2A Infringements!

This year, City Journal recently put out its first college rankings list and in a surprise to no-one, Brown University ranked near the bottom. .

If anybody's been living under a rock the last several decades, the Ivy League schools are far-left hot-beds and Brown with its unique curriculum and class scheduling is a seething hot-bed of far-left ideology, which makes murdered student Ella Cook's attendance a curious one as she was apparently a very proud and visible Young Republican amongst the student body. I can only imagine Cook viewed Brown's academic record as the reason for her attending the school as not only would campus life be one of constant harassment but, open hostility from not just other students but faculty as well.

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A targeted political assassination of a young, female conservative vice-chair of the Brown University Republican group takes place. The ideological shooter benefits from the lack of school security and surveillance. That lack of security was intentionally created by ideological school administrators and officials bowing to pressure from ideologically aligned leftist organizations.

If accurate, this is quite a scenario on many levels; including a considerable legal risk, intentional and willful negligence, and massive lawsuit exposure in the aftermath of two deaths and 9 injured students. Brown University has an $8 billion endowment.

As everyone understands, a University like Brown creates a local economy unto itself. College towns like Providence, Rhode Island are college towns for a reason. The college is a considerable foundation for the economic wealth of the community. As an outcome, the local officials would be in full protection mode over their economic foundation. In this case, there are billions at stake.

Entirely plausible as each and every person on that dias had a hand to obfuscate and misdirect reporters questions. I hope the two murdered student's sue Brown Univserity for every single penny of their $8 billion endowment. A massively large settlement will likely result but their pain needs to be sharp and lasting, ideally resulting in them having to sell-off property and shrink the faulty.

^^^Interesting list. The school I think my daughter should go to, UF, is #1. Her safety school, FSU, is #7. The school she wants to go to, NYU, is #97. At least she took Brown off the list of schools she wanted to apply to.

Yeah, the news conferences have been ridiculous. Full incompetence on display. They should be embarrassed but I think they are too stupid to feel shame.

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Originally posted by parabellum:
...the most impressive cluster of fuckiness that has ever been, since fucks were first clustered...

Nothing they have done in the last four days seems to refute this evaluation.

I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest that after five days, the murderer is out of the US.

As to the Spanish reply at the press conference, he as asked a question in Spanish by a Spanish speaking reporter. He replied in full to her in Spanish, and then repeated his reply in English for everyone else.

This is the United States. In this country, we speak English. If this incompetent fool wants to yammer in Spanish, he should hump his ass back to Colombia. Disgusting

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Originally posted by SIG4EVA:
Yeah, the news conferences have been ridiculous. Full incompetence on display. They should be embarrassed but I think they are too stupid to feel shame.

I completely agree! Their lives and decisions are no longer questioned, so they live in a bubble of their own arrogance.

Interesting, maybe Boston getting involved will turn the investigative ship around.

Might be the only thing that turns the clown show around. Also, if whoever crossed into another state, I believe the feds can get involved.

https://x.com/AndrewKolvet/status/2001750252400029963

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Authorities are now probing possible link between the Brown University shooting and the assassination-style murder of MIT nuclear fusion professor Nuno Loureiro in his Brookline home.

Yes, interesting.

At this time it seems a stretch to believe that a quick in and out murder of apparently random targets (including a Muslim) is connected to a targeted killing of an authority on nuclear fusion, but the things that irrational fanatics do can’t be expected to make sense. The Israelis have been killing nuclear scientists for years, so perhaps it could be a case of, “Hey, let’s do that too! Maybe then they will stop killing our guys.”