This is Hamas

[gipper]

You are deeply confused. The deportations are a civil matter, not a criminal matter. The government has complete discretion over who gets a visa or a green card, and if it can be shown an individual withheld information or his application that would have denied him a visa or green card, then the visa or green card is revoked and they have no legal basis for being here so they are quite legally deported. The courts have no jurisdiction over who gets or keeps a visa or green card; that's why all the annoying court decisions temporary and procedural.

You’re terribly ignorant.

A 30-year-old Tufts doctoral student and Fulbright Scholar from Turkey was walking across her Boston-area neighborhood on the way to a holiday dinner at a friend’s house when she was suddenly seized and abducted in the early evening by six masked federal agents of the Department of Homeland Security. The terrified young woman was handcuffed and taken to a waiting car, secretly detained for the next 24 hours without access to friends, family, or lawyers, then shipped off to a holding cell in Louisiana and scheduled for immediate deportation, although a federal judge has now temporarily stayed the proceedings.

Just one of the Tweets showing a short clip of that incident has been viewed more than 4.5 million times, with a much longer YouTube video accumulating another couple of hundred thousand views.

That very disturbing scene seemed like something out of a Hollywood film chronicling the actions of a dystopian American police state, and that initial impression was only solidified once media reports explained why Rumeysa Ozturk was snatched off the streets of her home town. Her only reported transgression had been her co-authorship of an op-ed piece in the Tufts student newspaper a year earlier sharply criticizing Israel and its ongoing attacks on the civilian population of Gaza.

Apparently, one of the many powerful pro-Israel censorship organizations funded by Zionist billionaires became outraged over her sentiments and decided to make a public example of her, so its minions in the subservient Trump Administration immediately ordered her arrest.
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[toomuchtime_]

You’re terribly ignorant.

A 30-year-old Tufts doctoral student and Fulbright Scholar from Turkey was walking across her Boston-area neighborhood on the way to a holiday dinner at a friend’s house when she was suddenly seized and abducted in the early evening by six masked federal agents of the Department of Homeland Security. The terrified young woman was handcuffed and taken to a waiting car, secretly detained for the next 24 hours without access to friends, family, or lawyers, then shipped off to a holding cell in Louisiana and scheduled for immediate deportation, although a federal judge has now temporarily stayed the proceedings.

Just one of the Tweets showing a short clip of that incident has been viewed more than 4.5 million times, with a much longer YouTube video accumulating another couple of hundred thousand views.

That very disturbing scene seemed like something out of a Hollywood film chronicling the actions of a dystopian American police state, and that initial impression was only solidified once media reports explained why Rumeysa Ozturk was snatched off the streets of her home town. Her only reported transgression had been her co-authorship of an op-ed piece in the Tufts student newspaper a year earlier sharply criticizing Israel and its ongoing attacks on the civilian population of Gaza.

Apparently, one of the many powerful pro-Israel censorship organizations funded by Zionist billionaires became outraged over her sentiments and decided to make a public example of her, so its minions in the subservient Trump Administration immediately ordered her arrest.
The Zionist Destruction of American Higher Education

As a matter of policy, the US at this time will not issue visas or green cards to anyone who has links to or who supports terrorist organization or criminal organizations, and if an individual omits data from his application for either, that would deny him a visa or green card, the visa or green card will be revoked, leaving him or her without any legal basis for remaining and that person will be quite legally deported. That's the whole story from beginning to end.

 

[gipper]

As a matter of policy, the US at this time will not issue visas or green cards to anyone who has links to or who supports terrorist organization or criminal organizations, and if an individual omits data from his application for either, that would deny him a visa or green card, the visa or green card will be revoked, leaving him or her without any legal basis for remaining and that person will be quite legally deported. That's the whole story from beginning to end.

Supporting censorship, arrests, and deportations of those merely voicing an opinion, is obviously anti-American and a clear violation of the 1A.

TRAITOR!

The Zionist Destruction of American Higher Education
This followed the storm of controversy unleashed earlier this month by the very high profile arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, a recent Columbia graduate student heavily involved in last year’s campus protests against the Israeli attacks on Gaza. Seized in an early morning raid on his campus student housing, which he shared with his wife, an American citizen eight months pregnant, he was taken off to detention, first in New Jersey and then transferred to a holding cell in Louisiana, once again with no initial access to his family, friends, or lawyers.

As a Green Card holder—a permanent legal resident of the U.S.—he was considered fully entitled to all the normal rights and privileges of an American citizen, but Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared that his Green Card would be canceled and he would be deported based upon an obscure legal doctrine never previously employed for that purpose, eliciting a strong legal challenge in federal court. Moreover, his transfer from a New Jersey jurisdiction to a different one in the Deep South also seemed to violate normal legal procedures.

A week after that arrest, Ranjani Srinivasan, another Columbia doctoral candidate from India on a Fulbright Scholarship, hurriedly packed her bags and fled the country to Canada when she narrowly missed being arrested by federal authorities who raided her student housing. As the New York Timesreported:

“The atmosphere seemed so volatile and dangerous,” Ms. Srinivasan, 37, said on Friday in an interview with The New York Times, her first public remarks since leaving. “So I just made a quick decision.”

A day earlier Rubio explained that he had already authorized the arrest and immediate deportation of more than 300 students around the country for their criticism of Israel, so these particular cases obviously represented merely the tip of a very large iceberg.
The Zionist Destruction of American Higher Education

 

[Roudy]

Your ignorance is noted far too much.

Bigots and racists like you fuck up everything.

Bigots and racist Hamas loving scum are getting deported.

Knock knock…who’s there?

 

[Roudy]

You’re terribly ignorant.

A 30-year-old Tufts doctoral student and Fulbright Scholar from Turkey was walking across her Boston-area neighborhood on the way to a holiday dinner at a friend’s house when she was suddenly seized and abducted in the early evening by six masked federal agents of the Department of Homeland Security. The terrified young woman was handcuffed and taken to a waiting car, secretly detained for the next 24 hours without access to friends, family, or lawyers, then shipped off to a holding cell in Louisiana and scheduled for immediate deportation, although a federal judge has now temporarily stayed the proceedings.

Just one of the Tweets showing a short clip of that incident has been viewed more than 4.5 million times, with a much longer YouTube video accumulating another couple of hundred thousand views.

That very disturbing scene seemed like something out of a Hollywood film chronicling the actions of a dystopian American police state, and that initial impression was only solidified once media reports explained why Rumeysa Ozturk was snatched off the streets of her home town. Her only reported transgression had been her co-authorship of an op-ed piece in the Tufts student newspaper a year earlier sharply criticizing Israel and its ongoing attacks on the civilian population of Gaza.

Apparently, one of the many powerful pro-Israel censorship organizations funded by Zionist billionaires became outraged over her sentiments and decided to make a public example of her, so its minions in the subservient Trump Administration immediately ordered her arrest.
The Zionist Destruction of American Higher Education

Asswipe, a student visa is a PRIVILEDGE given to a foreign citizen who intends to visit our country who intends to study and get educated at our esteemed institutions.

IT IS NOT A LICENSE, NOR DO THEY HAVE THE RIGHT TO:
behave like an IslamNazi supporting scum, harassing and threatening people, rioting, espousing hatred and material support of terrorist organizations, creating an unsafe environment inside and outside the university campus, blocking students from going to their classes, creating mayhem, vandalism and property destruction within the university and the city it is located in.

In short, this isn’t the fascistic Islamic shithole of hatred, violence and intolerance that they will be sent back to in short order.

There’s a new sheriff in town and he ain’t fuckin’ around.

 

[P F Tinmore]

 

[Roudy]

Thanks for that video that shows the evil of Hamas engaging in child abuse and creating child soldiers.

 

[toomuchtime_]

Supporting censorship, arrests, and deportations of those merely voicing an opinion, is obviously anti-American and a clear violation of the 1A.

TRAITOR!

The Zionist Destruction of American Higher Education
This followed the storm of controversy unleashed earlier this month by the very high profile arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, a recent Columbia graduate student heavily involved in last year’s campus protests against the Israeli attacks on Gaza. Seized in an early morning raid on his campus student housing, which he shared with his wife, an American citizen eight months pregnant, he was taken off to detention, first in New Jersey and then transferred to a holding cell in Louisiana, once again with no initial access to his family, friends, or lawyers.

As a Green Card holder—a permanent legal resident of the U.S.—he was considered fully entitled to all the normal rights and privileges of an American citizen, but Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared that his Green Card would be canceled and he would be deported based upon an obscure legal doctrine never previously employed for that purpose, eliciting a strong legal challenge in federal court. Moreover, his transfer from a New Jersey jurisdiction to a different one in the Deep South also seemed to violate normal legal procedures.

A week after that arrest, Ranjani Srinivasan, another Columbia doctoral candidate from India on a Fulbright Scholarship, hurriedly packed her bags and fled the country to Canada when she narrowly missed being arrested by federal authorities who raided her student housing. As the New York Timesreported:


A day earlier Rubio explained that he had already authorized the arrest and immediate deportation of more than 300 students around the country for their criticism of Israel, so these particular cases obviously represented merely the tip of a very large iceberg.
The Zionist Destruction of American Higher Education

We both know none of that is true. There clearly is no first amendment issue since only foreigners are subject to arrest and deportation for dishonesty in filling out their applications for visas or green cards. It is strictly an immigration issue and only the government, not the courts, have jurisdiction over it.

 

[gipper]

We both know none of that is true. There clearly is no first amendment issue since only foreigners are subject to arrest and deportation for dishonesty in filling out their applications for visas or green cards. It is strictly an immigration issue and only the government, not the courts, have jurisdiction over it.

If only you had a mind of your own. Be careful what you wish for. You’re on the slippery slope going down fast. I warned you.


As a consequence of these strong youthful sentiments, anti-Israel demonstrations have erupted at many of our universities, outraging numerous pro-Israel billionaire donors. Almost immediately, some of the latter launched a harsh retaliatory campaign, with many corporate leaders declaring that they would permanently blacklist from future employment opportunities any college students publicly supporting the Palestinian cause, underscoring these threats with a widespread “doxxing” campaign at Harvard and other elite colleges.

A few weeks ago, our uniformly pro-Israel elected officials entered the fray, calling the presidents of several of our most elite colleges—Harvard, Penn, and MIT—to testify before them regarding alleged “antisemitism” on their campuses. Members of Congress severely brow-beat these officials for permitting anti-Israel activities, even ignorantly and absurdly accusing them of allowing public calls for “Jewish genocide” on their campuses.

The responses of these college leaders emphasized their support for freedom of political speech but were deemed so unsatisfactory by pro-Israel donors and their mainstream media allies that enormous pressure was exerted to remove them. Within days, the Penn president and her supportive Board chairman had been forced to resign, and soon afterward Harvard’s first black president suffered the same fate, as pro-Israel groups released evidence of her widespread academic plagiarism to drive her from office.

I’d think that most of these students were absolutely stunned at such reactions. For decades, they and their predecessors had freely protested on a wide range of political causes without ever encountering even a sliver of such vicious retaliation, let alone an organized campaign that quickly forced the resignation of two of the Ivy League presidents who had allowed their protests. Some of their student organizations were immediately banned and the future careers of the protesters were harshly threatened, but the horrifying images from Gaza continued to reach their smartphones. As Jonathan Greenblatt of the ADL had previously explained in a leaked phone call, “We have a major TikTok problem.”
The Zionist Destruction of American Higher Education

 

[gipper]

Asswipe, a student visa is a PRIVILEDGE given to a foreign citizen who intends to visit our country who intends to study and get educated at our esteemed institutions.

IT IS NOT A LICENSE, NOR DO THEY HAVE THE RIGHT TO:
behave like an IslamNazi supporting scum, harassing and threatening people, rioting, espousing hatred and material support of terrorist organizations, creating an unsafe environment inside and outside the university campus, blocking students from going to their classes, creating mayhem, vandalism and property destruction within the university and the city it is located in.

In short, this isn’t the fascistic Islamic shithole of hatred, violence and intolerance that they will be sent back to in short order.

There’s a new sheriff in town and he ain’t fuckin’ around.

Anything for your nation of Israel.

You fucking traitor!

This is certainly an odd situation, warranting careful analysis and explanation. The word “antisemitism” merely means criticizing or disliking Jews, and in recent years, Israel’s partisans have demanded with some success that the term should be extended to encompass anti-Zionism as well, namely hostility to the Jewish state.

But let us suppose that we concede the latter point and agree with pro-Israel activists that “anti-Zionism” is indeed a form of “antisemitism.” Over the last few months, the Israeli government has brutally slaughtered tens of thousands of helpless civilians in Gaza, committing the greatest televised massacre in the history of the world, with its top leaders using explicitly genocidal language to describe their plans for the Palestinians. Indeed, the South African government submitted a 91 page legal brief to the International Court of Justice cataloging those Israeli statements, prompting a near-unanimous ruling by the jurists that millions of Palestinians faced the prospect of genocide at Israeli hands.

These days most Westerners claim to regard genocide in a decidedly negative light. So does this not syllogistically require them to embrace and endorse “antisemitism”? Surely a visitor from Mars would be very puzzled by this strange dilemma and the philosophical and psychological contortions it seems to require.

It is rather surprising that the extremely “politically correct” ruling elites of America and the rest of the Western world are loudly cheering on the racially-exclusivist State of Israel even as it kills enormous numbers of women and children and works very hard to starve to death some two million civilians in its unprecedented genocidal rampage. After all, the far milder and more circumspect regime of Apartheid South Africa was universally condemned, boycotted, and sanctioned for merely the tiniest sliver of such misdeeds.
The Zionist Destruction of American Higher Education

 

[Roudy]

Anything for your nation of Israel.

You fucking traitor!

This is certainly an odd situation, warranting careful analysis and explanation. The word “antisemitism” merely means criticizing or disliking Jews, and in recent years, Israel’s partisans have demanded with some success that the term should be extended to encompass anti-Zionism as well, namely hostility to the Jewish state.

But let us suppose that we concede the latter point and agree with pro-Israel activists that “anti-Zionism” is indeed a form of “antisemitism.” Over the last few months, the Israeli government has brutally slaughtered tens of thousands of helpless civilians in Gaza, committing the greatest televised massacre in the history of the world, with its top leaders using explicitly genocidal language to describe their plans for the Palestinians. Indeed, the South African government submitted a 91 page legal brief to the International Court of Justice cataloging those Israeli statements, prompting a near-unanimous ruling by the jurists that millions of Palestinians faced the prospect of genocide at Israeli hands.

These days most Westerners claim to regard genocide in a decidedly negative light. So does this not syllogistically require them to embrace and endorse “antisemitism”? Surely a visitor from Mars would be very puzzled by this strange dilemma and the philosophical and psychological contortions it seems to require.

It is rather surprising that the extremely “politically correct” ruling elites of America and the rest of the Western world are loudly cheering on the racially-exclusivist State of Israel even as it kills enormous numbers of women and children and works very hard to starve to death some two million civilians in its unprecedented genocidal rampage. After all, the far milder and more circumspect regime of Apartheid South Africa was universally condemned, boycotted, and sanctioned for merely the tiniest sliver of such misdeeds.
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Meh, shove it up your Mohammad, Achmed. Where do you terrorist loving retards come up with these bullshit anti American antisemitic websites?! I guess you think posting this baloney as a response as a response somehow covers up your ignorance, illiteracy and stupidity.

Tell us again, Achmed, do you know what a student visa allows you to do?

It doesn’t allow you to provide material support of a terrorist organization, barricade students, destroy universities, and rioting.

 

[toomuchtime_]

If only you had a mind of your own. Be careful what you wish for. You’re on the slippery slope going down fast. I warned you.


As a consequence of these strong youthful sentiments, anti-Israel demonstrations have erupted at many of our universities, outraging numerous pro-Israel billionaire donors. Almost immediately, some of the latter launched a harsh retaliatory campaign, with many corporate leaders declaring that they would permanently blacklist from future employment opportunities any college students publicly supporting the Palestinian cause, underscoring these threats with a widespread “doxxing” campaign at Harvard and other elite colleges.

A few weeks ago, our uniformly pro-Israel elected officials entered the fray, calling the presidents of several of our most elite colleges—Harvard, Penn, and MIT—to testify before them regarding alleged “antisemitism” on their campuses. Members of Congress severely brow-beat these officials for permitting anti-Israel activities, even ignorantly and absurdly accusing them of allowing public calls for “Jewish genocide” on their campuses.

The responses of these college leaders emphasized their support for freedom of political speech but were deemed so unsatisfactory by pro-Israel donors and their mainstream media allies that enormous pressure was exerted to remove them. Within days, the Penn president and her supportive Board chairman had been forced to resign, and soon afterward Harvard’s first black president suffered the same fate, as pro-Israel groups released evidence of her widespread academic plagiarism to drive her from office.

I’d think that most of these students were absolutely stunned at such reactions. For decades, they and their predecessors had freely protested on a wide range of political causes without ever encountering even a sliver of such vicious retaliation, let alone an organized campaign that quickly forced the resignation of two of the Ivy League presidents who had allowed their protests. Some of their student organizations were immediately banned and the future careers of the protesters were harshly threatened, but the horrifying images from Gaza continued to reach their smartphones. As Jonathan Greenblatt of the ADL had previously explained in a leaked phone call, “We have a major TikTok problem.”
The Zionist Destruction of American Higher Education

Yet again, there clearly is no free speech problem since no Americans are being arrested for their views. The only people being deported are those who are in the US without proper documentation, that is, no visa and no green card.

Free speech does not mean you get a free lunch. Withholding donations to universities that champion causes you disagree with is another form of free speech.

Similarly, university presidents do not get to dictate the conditions for federal funding to the US government. Universities that do not deal responsibly with protests, in the opinion of the federal government, will lose federal funding, which means they will lose faculty, which means they will lose quality students. How people respond to your exercise of free speech, is their exercise of their right of free speech.

 

[gipper]

Yet again, there clearly is no free speech problem since no Americans are being arrested for their views. The only people being deported are those who are in the US without proper documentation, that is, no visa and no green card.

Free speech does not mean you get a free lunch. Withholding donations to universities that champion causes you disagree with is another form of free speech.

Similarly, university presidents do not get to dictate the conditions for federal funding to the US government. Universities that do not deal responsibly with protests, in the opinion of the federal government, will lose federal funding, which means they will lose faculty, which means they will lose quality students. How people respond to your exercise of free speech, is their exercise of their right of free speech.

You lie like a good Zionist.

 

[gipper]

Yet again, there clearly is no free speech problem since no Americans are being arrested for their views. The only people being deported are those who are in the US without proper documentation, that is, no visa and no green card.

Free speech does not mean you get a free lunch. Withholding donations to universities that champion causes you disagree with is another form of free speech.

Similarly, university presidents do not get to dictate the conditions for federal funding to the US government. Universities that do not deal responsibly with protests, in the opinion of the federal government, will lose federal funding, which means they will lose faculty, which means they will lose quality students. How people respond to your exercise of free speech, is their exercise of their right of free speech.

Stop being a traitor to your country in an effort to support a Zionist apartheid ethno-state.

You can’t really be this ignorant.

Surrendering to Authoritarianism​

Liberal institutions, including universities, traditionally surrender without a fight to the dictates of autocrats. Ours are no exception.​

CHRIS HEDGES
MAR 24, 2025
Universities and colleges across the country have shut down free speech and squandered their academic integrity. They have brutalized, arrested, suspended and expelled faculty, administrators and students that decry the genocide. They have called police to their campuses — in the case of Columbia three times — to arrest students, often charging them with trespassing. Following the lead of their authoritarian masters they subjected students to internal surveillance. Columbia University, out front on the
repression of its students, banned Students for Justice in Palestine and Jewish Voice for Peace a month after Israel’s genocide in Gaza had begun in November 2023, when both organizations called for a ceasefire, long before the protests and encampments began.
Columbia’s violent suppression of protests and decision to lock down its campus, which is now surrounded by security checkpoints, paved the way for the abduction of Mahmoud Khalil, who was a graduate student at the School of International Public Affairs. He is a legal permanent resident. He did not commit a crime. But the university administration had already demonized and criminalized Khalil and the other students, many of whom are Jewish, who dared to protest the mass slaughter in Gaza.
The video — shot by his wife on March 8 — of Khalil being taken away by plainclothes federal agents from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) who did not identify themselves, is a chilling reminder of the secret police abductions I witnessed on the streets of Santiago during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.
The law in authoritarian states protects the criminality of the powerful. It revokes due process, basic freedoms and the rights of citizenship. It is an instrument of repression. It is a very small step from the stripping of rights from a legal resident holding a green card to the stripping of rights of any citizen. This is what is coming.

 

[Flopper]

No they aren’t! Your ignorance is typical though.

Sorry you are correct,

No they aren’t! Your ignorance is typical though.

You're right. I meant the same as other visa holders.

No they aren’t! Your ignorance is typical though.

 

[Roudy]

Stop being a traitor to your country in an effort to support a Zionist apartheid ethno-state.

You can’t really be this ignorant.

Surrendering to Authoritarianism​

Liberal institutions, including universities, traditionally surrender without a fight to the dictates of autocrats. Ours are no exception.​

CHRIS HEDGES
MAR 24, 2025
Universities and colleges across the country have shut down free speech and squandered their academic integrity. They have brutalized, arrested, suspended and expelled faculty, administrators and students that decry the genocide. They have called police to their campuses — in the case of Columbia three times — to arrest students, often charging them with trespassing. Following the lead of their authoritarian masters they subjected students to internal surveillance. Columbia University, out front on the
repression of its students, banned Students for Justice in Palestine and Jewish Voice for Peace a month after Israel’s genocide in Gaza had begun in November 2023, when both organizations called for a ceasefire, long before the protests and encampments began.
Columbia’s violent suppression of protests and decision to lock down its campus, which is now surrounded by security checkpoints, paved the way for the abduction of Mahmoud Khalil, who was a graduate student at the School of International Public Affairs. He is a legal permanent resident. He did not commit a crime. But the university administration had already demonized and criminalized Khalil and the other students, many of whom are Jewish, who dared to protest the mass slaughter in Gaza.
The video — shot by his wife on March 8 — of Khalil being taken away by plainclothes federal agents from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) who did not identify themselves, is a chilling reminder of the secret police abductions I witnessed on the streets of Santiago during the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet.
The law in authoritarian states protects the criminality of the powerful. It revokes due process, basic freedoms and the rights of citizenship. It is an instrument of repression. It is a very small step from the stripping of rights from a legal resident holding a green card to the stripping of rights of any citizen. This is what is coming.

Why is it a surprise that you quote an anti American lunatic Iike yourself? He’s also a paid traitor and propagandist on the payroll of Russia, except in your case, you’re a paid propagandist traitor on the Hamas / Iranian payroll.

Deranged anti-American and anti-Israel rantings, courtesy of Salon and Chris Hedges

The former journalist for a Russian propaganda outlet blames Israel, the U.S. and Saudi Arabia for everything that ails the Middle East.

www.jns.org

Deranged anti-American and anti-Israel rantings, courtesy of Salon and Chris Hedges​

The former journalist for a Russian propaganda outlet blames Israel, the U.S. and Saudi Arabia for everything that ails the Middle East.​

Where to begin with Chris Hedges’ latest unhinged rant? Perhaps by asking whether the folks at Salon have any shame. Even setting aside Hedges’ history of disdain for factual accuracy and past employment by Russian propaganda outlet RT America, his latest screed should’ve gone straight to the trash bin of any respectable media outlet.

 

[gipper]

Why are you in my country? Your loyalty is to the Zionist apartheid ethno-state.

No doubt you think five years is not enough.

 

[Roudy]

Why are you in my country? Your loyalty is to the Zionist apartheid ethno-state.

No doubt you think five years is not enough.

Deranged mentally ill Jew hating terrorist worshipper asks, “why are you in my country?”

We are not in Gaza dipstick. These are the subhuman animals you fight for:

 

[gipper]

Deranged mentally ill Jew hating terrorist worshipper asks, “why are you in my country?”

We are not in Gaza dipstick. These are the subhuman animals you fight for:

Why haven’t you joined the IDF to shoot babies in the head?

 

[rosends]

Why haven’t you joined the IDF to shoot babies in the head?
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In how many of those other conflicts did combatants hide by pretending to be journalists?

And why ask a question about babies but show a chart about non-babies?

My daughter and son in law (and various nieces and nephews) all served in the idf and none shot anyone so your premise is wrong.