THE LEFT IS ASTROTURF, ALL THE WAY DOWN: Vandy Student Arrested After Pro-Hamas Sit-In Has Ties to the White House, Muslim Brotherhood-Linked Org.
One of the leaders of a group of students who held a sit-in at Vanderbilt University this week in support of Hamas is a long-time Democratic party activist with White House ties, as it turns out.
Florida native Jack Petocz is one of three students arrested by campus police after the incident on a charge of assaulting a security guard. Those arrested were also expelled by the university, while one student was suspended and 22 more put on probation. After his expulsion, Petocz penned a rambling, whiny, and bigoted Twitter/X thread about the ordeal, claiming that he was expelled “for the ultimate crime of caring as 33,000 people have been murdered.”
Earlier:
When the (manufactured) hubbub over Gov. Ron DeSantis’ alleged “Don’t Say Gay” bill erupted in Florida, Petocz jumped right into the fray, organizing a statewide walkout in Florida high schools (around 30 schools participated, according to an interview Petocz gave NBC News). On March 5, 2022, the day of the walkout, Petocz was escorted from his school, Flagler Palm Coast High School, by security and was suspended. According to the NBC News story, “Petocz said he was punished for distributing 200 pride flags for the rally after having been advised not to do so by the principal,” then claims his suspension was due to homophobia and bigotry.
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He also received the 2022 Now Award for Youth Activism from “Them” magazine in June 2022 and was profiled in Teen Vogue.A few days after the Teen Vogue profile, Petocz was up in Washington, DC to meet with Joe Biden about issues facing LGBTQ students and attend the signing ceremony for Biden’s “Executive Order on Advancing Equality for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Intersex Individuals,” snapping pictures with Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, Pete Buttigieg, and more.
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The Left finds new talent, if that’s the word, then supports and promotes them.
Where is the Right?