republished below in full unedited for informational, educational, and research purposes:

Once again we see it. In The Coming of the Third Reich,
historian Richard J. Evans explains how, in the early days of National
Socialist Germany, Stormtroopers (Brownshirts) “organized campaigns
against unwanted professors in the local newspapers [and] staged mass
disruptions of their lectures.” To express dissent from Nazi positions
became a matter of taking one’s life into one’s hands. The idea of
people of opposing viewpoints airing their disagreements in a civil and
mutually respectful manner was gone. One was a Nazi, or one was silent
(and fearful).
Today’s fascists call themselves “anti-fascists.” Just like the
Nazis, they are totalitarian: they are determined not to allow their
opponents to murmur the slightest whisper of dissent. Forcibly
suppressing the speech of someone with whom one disagrees is a
quintessentially fascist act.
You may object that these students are not forcibly suppressing my
speech, they’re just protesting it elsewhere. That is true, but whether I
am allowed to speak, or shouted down by fascist students as happened
last spring at the University at Buffalo, remains to be seen. Meanwhile,
note Evans’ statement about how the Brownshirts “organized campaigns
against unwanted professors in the local newspapers”: the ongoing
campaign of defamation and ad hominem attacks on me in the Stanford
Daily and Stanford Review, as well as this protest, are the modern-day
embodiment of such campaigns. The intent is the same as that of the Nazi
Brownshirts: to make sure I am heard by as few people as possible, and
that most people go away with the idea that I am a terrible person, and
the ideas I represent are to be shunned by all decent people.
All this without any genuine examination, discussion, or debate of
those ideas. These “Stanford Against Islamophobia” students don’t want a
free and open discussion. They want to shut down free and open
discussion. You can see how their propaganda works in the message below:

“Spencer is a self-proclaimed Islamophobe”

Indeed: my new book is called Confessions of an Islamophobe,
and it discusses the very phenomenon we see in this protest, of
demonizing and stigmatizing foes of jihad terror. Have you preordered
your copy yet, Stanford students? Get it here.
In it, as well as in Jihad Watch posts advertising the book (not that
Stanford fascist students can be expected to have done any actual
research), I’ve explained that “Islamophobia” is an intentional
conflation of two distinct phenomena: vigilante attacks upon innocent
Muslims, which are never justified, and honest analysis of the
motivating ideology of jihad terrorism, which is lumped together with
those vigilante attacks in order to discredit such analysis and
intimidate people away from attempting it. I am an “Islamophobe” in the
sense of opposing jihad terror, discrimination against women, gays, and
non-Muslims, and the denial of the freedom of speech. In that sense,
everyone should be an “Islamophobe.” But in this propaganda piece, the
Stanford fascists are attempting to give you the impression that I
approve of vigilante attacks upon innocent Muslims. Note that they never
define “Islamophobia,” because doing so would give away their game.

“and co-founder of two known hate groups.”

Hate groups according to whom? According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, which is a hard-Left propaganda and smear group, not a reliable arbiter of what constitutes a “hate group.”

On his own blog, just within the past week, he has targeted Stanford students and our community centers.

Hey, Stanford Leftists, thanks for reading! This one is really rich. I
responded point-by-point to the vicious smear campaign being conducted
against me in the Stanford student press, and now they say I’m
“targeting” Stanford students and community centers. Well, my dear
snowflakes, welcome to the real world, where there are no safe spaces.
When you attack someone, he may fight back. Crying victimhood when you
started the conflict is silly and bad form, and apes Hitler in claiming
that when he invaded Poland he was just responding to Polish
provocations. But of course, we have already established that y’all are
fascists.

When Spencer attacks
members of our community, we cannot be idle. Let’s show Spencer that
Stanford students refuse his violent rhetoric and presence on our
campus.

Good. Don’t be idle. Don’t expect me to be, either. One thing you can
do, when you crawl out of your safe spaces after hugging your teddy
bears and enjoying some milk and cookies, is substantiate your false
claim that I indulge in “violent rhetoric.” Produce one quote from me
that advocates for violence. Happy hunting!

“Stanford Against Spencer: A Rally Against Islamophobia,” Stanford Against Islamophobia:

Tuesday, November 14 at 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM PST
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Mitchell Earth Sciences Building., Stanford University

397 Panama Mall, Stanford, California 94305

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Dear Stanford Students, Faculty, and Staff,
Join us in uplifting communities attacked by Robert Spencer’s
Islamophobia. On Tuesday, November 14th at 8pm, come to a rally on the
grass in front of Mitchell Earth Sciences to show solidarity with those
affected by Islamophobia. There will be speakers, music, food, and time
to share your thoughts and hear from others. Email
stanfordagainstislamophobia@gmail.com if you would like to be added to a speakers list.
We are a coalition of concerned students and organizations that
formed in response to the Stanford College Republican’s event with
Robert Spencer. Spencer is a self-proclaimed Islamophobe and co-founder
of two known hate groups. On his own blog, just within the
past week, he has targeted Stanford students and our community centers.
When Spencer attacks members of our community, we cannot be idle. Let’s
show Spencer that Stanford students refuse his violent rhetoric and
presence on our campus.
In our open letter (https://www.stanforddaily.com/2017/11/08/an-open-letter-to-the-college-republicans-regarding-robert-spencer/),
we asked the College Republicans to cancel the event because we, as as a
campus, don’t want to take part in endorsing his platform with our name
and money. We also reiterate our ask of campus to boycott the event,
because attending will only legitimize his platform.
Islamophobia is not just a Muslim issue. It’s a campus issue.
In solidarity,
Concerned students of Stanford
For accessibility concerns, please email stanfordagainstislamophobia@gmail.com. There are accessibility ramps to the rally between Durand and Mitchell Earth Sciences.
Time: 8PM-10PM
Location: Mitchell Earth Sciences
Hosted by: Stanford Against Islamophobia

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SEE ALSO:
https://www.jihadwatch.org/2017/11/stanford-hosted-son-and-supporter-of-palestinian-jihad-murderer-and-supporter-of-911-jihad-attacks-with-no-uproar