Be a teacher of national headlines Seen in the video Sacramento area administrators said on Wednesday that they praised Antifa and communism, and lamented that he has a short chance of turning a high school student into a left-wing revolutionary and will be fired.
In an online message seen by netizens Weekly newspaper The Natomas Unified School District published a post titled “What we know about teachers in the video and next steps” on Wednesday, stating that it not only investigated the video but also other violations. The notice did not specify the teacher’s name, but in the video he was identified as Gabriel Gipe, a pre-government teacher at Inderkum High School.
School district administrators stated that they will “take the next steps required by law to allow teachers to take unpaid leave and fire teachers.”
In this video from James O’Keefe and his Project Veritas, Gipe said in a cafe: “I have 180 days to turn them into revolutionaries.” This is a reference to his students. Asked how he will accomplish the task, he replied: “Scare them away.”
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An Antifa banner and a poster with the image of Mao Zedong, a Chinese Communist revolutionary, were displayed in his classroom. He said in the video that he gave extra praise to the students who participated in the rally on the left or disrupted the rally attended by the “right-wing hillbilly”.
School district officials said that their investigation showed that the teacher violated the policy and at least promoted a political issue, if not more, he used his own money to buy Fidel Castro and others. A rubber stamp with the image of a famous communist. Kim Jong Un He will use it when marking a student’s work as completed.
Officials also found that he encouraged students to participate in potentially dangerous political gatherings, and that “parents not participating in such sharing are both unprofessional and irresponsible.”
“All posters and signs on the classroom walls were removed this morning,” district officials wrote on Wednesday. “Not all materials are inappropriate. However, the school district believes that it is best to rebuild the physics learning environment from a fresh start.”
Contacted on wednesday Weekly newspaperO’Keeffe did not want to reveal too much about the way he recorded or obtained videos and still photos of teachers and classrooms. He said it was completely legal because Gipe was talking loudly in the cafe and several people could hear his voice, so there was no privacy.
“Someone at the school gave us a photo, and we sent an undercover reporter to a coffee shop a few miles from the school to confirm it. Gabriel Gippe thought he was talking to his parents,” O’Keeffe said.
Sacramento Bee According to the report, someone claiming to be the parent of a student who moved from Florida to Sacramento sent an email to the school district requesting a meeting with a government teacher to determine whether he was appropriately progressive. Gippe apparently Agreed to this meeting.
It is not known whether Gipe knew he was being filmed, although Project Veritas is known for its hidden camera strategy. The organization gained fame in 2009 for a video produced at the Association for the Promotion of Reform of Community Organizations (ACORN), where O’Keeffe appeared to seek help for illegal activities. Critics accused the Veritas project of deceptively editing these videos. ACORN was later cleared of any misconduct by the California Attorney General.
