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September for Hitler

2017-09-16 17:20:17.370249+00 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Daily Cal: Full speaker list released for ‘Free Speech Week’ at UC Berkeley.

Looks like this is a deliberate "Springtime for Hitler" in multiple ways... A week out, and:

According to campus spokesperson Dan Mogulof, however, the campus administration is currently unable to confirm a list of speakers. Only three of the speakers have contacted the campus or UCPD to make security arrangements, which is required for all campus events.

Additionally, rental fees for available indoor venues have not been paid, and no venue contracts have been signed.

“To date a number of key deadlines have been missed,” Mogulof said in an email. “While campus officials and venue managers are working diligently to assist the Berkeley Patriot group with its proposed events, the group’s failure to meet important deadlines is making it increasingly difficult to ensure a safe and secure program.”

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