More Leftorrhoid support for the troops:

Four military recruiters hastily fled a job fair Tuesday morning at UC Santa Cruz after a raucous crowd of student protesters blocked an entrance to the building where the Army and National Guard had set up information tables.

Members of Students Against War, who organized the counter-recruiting protest, loudly chanted “Don’t come back. Don’t come back” as the recruiters left the hilltop campus, escorted by several university police officers.

“The situation had degraded to the point where there was a possibility of injury to either a student or law enforcement officer. We certainly didn’t want that to happen,” said Capt. Will Griffin, one of the Army recruiters.

In better, more civilized times, this sort of thing was known as “sedition,” a quaint, obsolete term that no longer has any meaning whatsoever — and won’t until every last one of these treasonous “student” thugs is rounded up and tried for it according to the pertinent laws against it.

Of course, It’s far more likely that I’d be arrested for a “hate crime” for being so insensitive as to suggest that these vile worms are in any way unpatriotic. They really hate when you do that, you know (first person to come along and suggest that this post in any way expresses opposition to LEGITIMATE dissent gets viciously, profanely mocked, by the way).

David Kliger, campus provost and executive vice chancellor, said the school was most concerned Tuesday about safety issues, but also wanted to preserve access to the recruiters for students who wanted to speak with them, while still allowing protesting students their right to free speech.

And there’s the rub: these left-wing fascists have no respect for or interest in free speech, except as and when they can use it as a weapon to undermine their enemies: the United States of America, its loyal citizens, and its/their interests. These anti-American, anti-US military rioters are criminals. They are thugs. They are traitors. If we who care most about them don’t respect our own institutions enough to defend them vigorously, why should useful-idiot swine like these do anything but hold them in contempt?

Kliger said officials had tried to engage the anti-war student group in discussions in the weeks leading up to the fair. But when talks broke down, officials began privately hoping for rain and brought in extra police.

Whatever happened to “no negotiations with terrorists,” anyway? And…hoping for rain? For God’s sake, man, grow a pair and start seeing to it that the laws are enforced on that Leftard cesspool you call a campus, before the ignorant savages overrun you completely.

The rain probably accounted for a decidedly smaller turnout — about 100 students compared with about 300 a year earlier.

Still, the Army’s Griffin said he sensed that some of the students were “looking for action” and decided to pack up their table before things got out of hand and someone got injured.

I know it would most likely never occur to Capt. Griffin to say so, but oh, how I would love to see these twerps get a little of that “action” they were looking for.

Students Against War members said they were pleased that their counter-recruiting effort forced the military personnel off campus, at least for the time being.

“We’re saying it’s not OK to recruit on high school campuses, it’s not OK to recruit on university campuses,” Marla Zubel, a UC Santa Cruz senior and member of Students Against War, said. “In order to stop the war, you have to make it more difficult to wage war.”

And in order to win the war, we need to destroy our enemies completely — all of them, which would certainly include this anti-American punk. Of course, it should go without saying that we need not bother with waging all-out war on simpletons such as this guy; a couple of prosecutions for sedition, leading to prison terms for those found guilty, would go a long way towards clearing the befuddling fog encumbering the minds of these spoiled, arrogant brats. Who knows, some of them may suddenly remember what they’re actually supposed to be at university for in the first place, you never know.