SOGGY COMMIES: Freezing Harvard students soaked from sprinklers while supporting Hamas. VERY SAD!

These terrorist-loving students forgot sprinklers were a thing.

Students occupying Harvard Yard apparently did not take their campus irrigation system into account.

According to a post from the Harvard Palestine Solidarity Committee, shared by journalist Kassy Akiva on X, the occupiers experienced an unexpected barrage in the wee hours of Thursday morning, leaving tents flooded and activists cold.

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”BREAKING: SPRINKLERS SET OFF ON STUDENTS AT HARVARD LIBERATED ZONE FOR GAZA SOLIDARITY,” read the post. “SOME TENTS ARE FLOODED AT 4:00 AM IN 32° WEATHER”


The Harvard Palestine Solidarity Committee posted a video to Instagram Wednesday in which demonstrators can be seen wildly placing tents and sleeping bags on campus grounds with the sounds of chanting and drums in the background.

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According to The Harvard Crimson, the encampment is primarily to protest a suspension of the Harvard Undergraduate Palestine Solidarity Committee, as well as to divest from Israel.

Meanwhile, Florida State University is reportedly using its irrigation to its advantage to keep occupiers off its lawn. Video circulating on X shows one student removing a makeshift sprinkler cover, allowing water to continue to soak the lawn.