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BREAKING: National Students for Justice in Palestine have released a statement on the bombing of Iranian nuclear sites — and it’s extreme.

They call for the end of America, defend Iran’s “right” to nuclear weapons, and accuse the U.S. of being a malicious propagandist.

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— Stu (@thestustustudio) June 22, 2025

BREAKING: National Students for Justice in Palestine have released a statement on the bombing of Iranian nuclear sites — and it’s extreme.

They call for the end of America, defend Iran’s “right” to nuclear weapons, and accuse the U.S. of being a malicious propagandist.

Full Statement below 🧵

Paradoxical logic at work: They call it an unprovoked attack — yet in the same breath, they defend Iran’s “resistance” through proxy warfare and accuse the U.S. of being unable to tolerate “popular resistance.”

You can’t have it both ways.

If the “student movement” doesn’t want to be accused of extremism, maybe don’t wear terrorist symbols, occupy buildings, or trample on the rights of your fellow students.

You can protest without destroying campus or putting others at risk. It’s really not that complicated.

Fair point—but there’s far more concrete evidence when it comes to Iran. You don’t enrich uranium to high levels by accident.

For those unfamiliar: enriching uranium means increasing the proportion of uranium-235, the isotope needed for nuclear reactions.

Natural uranium: 0.7% U-235
Power reactors: 3–5%
Weapons-grade: 90%

So the question is simple: Why go above 5% unless you're pursuing a bomb?

They end by reaffirming their commitment to the struggle against Zionism and imperialism through revolutionary socialism.

And given that the presentation opens with a call to end the empire, it’s clear what that actually means—the destruction of both America and Israel.

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