Stanford's class of 2026 just proved once again why elite universities are churning out pampered radicals instead of productive adults. During Sunday's commencement at Stanford Stadium, hordes of graduates in caps and gowns stormed out mid-speech as Google CEO Sundar Pichai addressed the crowd. Their big grievance? Not campus costs, not free speech, not even job prospects in a brutal economy. No, these geniuses were throwing a fit over Google's Project Nimbus cloud contract with Israel.
Carrying Palestinian flags and protest signs, the Stanford Students for Justice in Palestine crowd turned a milestone celebration into another antisemitic spectacle. They claim the deal helps Israel with "surveillance" and military ops in Gaza, plus some vague tie to U.S. border enforcement that probably has them seething too. Never mind that Google provides vital tech services—cloud computing doesn't drop bombs. These activists would rather virtue-signal for Hamas sympathizers than let actual achievement go unpunished.
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