The second wave of the threat of Charlie Kirk Fires was found in Georgetown

Georgetown University said it had removed a second wave of inflammatory stickers that made fun of an assassination Conservative activist Charlie Kerk She informed the accident to the FBI.

Pictures of the bulletins in the Washington elite, DC, the university, including those that showed Kirk’s face with his eyes, and the words “Follow your leader” and “Rest in P-SS Charlie”, first It was obtained by Fox News.

The stickers were recorded on Thursday night in the Central Red Square in Georgetown, which is the main freedom of expression area in the school. They also carried the qr symbols and “Georgetown John Brown Club”, a group linked to left -wing activity and past violence.

“Georgetown University does not tolerate calls for violence or threats to the university,” a university spokesman told Fox News Digital.

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When the new brochures are discovered, the university removed it and informed To them to the FBI. The team of university safety and security experts, including the Police Department and the professionals specializing in assessing threats, will continue to investigate this incident and work in partnership with law enforcement to ensure the safety of our society. “

“He was surprised by the appearance of pilots on the campus.

“More shocking than I was (Wednesday) … makes me really feel that I feel I feel The entire university is being attacked By people who have no decency or respect for our society. “

Mcinnis said conservative students publicly wondering whether it is safe to host events on campus.

“Should I go out to this event? Do we have to have a Republican event at Georgetown College? Is this safe now?” He asked. However, he added that his group refuses to decline: “They are trying to close us, but we will not be so. We will be bolder, be higher and declare our message with confidence.”

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US Secretary of Education Linda McMahon condemned the bulletins on Wednesday, and wrote on X that violent speech on the campus “must be convicted by institutional leaders.”

The first round of stickers appeared on Wednesday and used the slogan “Oh Fashi!

The accused killer, Tyler Robinson, used the same phrase engraved on the cover of a shell to kill Charlie Kerk on September 10 at Utah Valley University. These bulletins also declared themselves, “the only political group that celebrates when the Nazis dies”, along with the quick response symbol that connects with John Brown weapons.

McKekenis said on Thursday, it was characterized by a clear escalation.

((Wednesday) there were fewer posters in a less prominent area on campus. Today, they went to the so -called “Red Square”, the main freedom of expression area … they went in broad daylight … they are more screaming. “

The school principal, who called the assassination of Kirk, is no longer a “exhibition”

He warned that the speech had already been expressed in the campus. “How can people be safe to express themselves freely if they know that their classmates can be wanting to kill them, and literally kill them to express their own ideas?”

John Brown Arms Club, which was martyred in Georgetown Flames, was classified as a group of left left by the Anti -Extremist Center. He was linked to violence, including an armed attack on July 4, 2025 on the ice detention center in Texas, which left an injured officer, and in 2019 attempts at fire at an ice facility in Takoma, Washington, where striker William van Sponson was killed.

He called Mcinnis for quick accountability.

“The university must identify each student involved, and they must be expelled immediately … If the university is not ready to do so, I will urge the federal government to help,” he said. “Please protect conservative students in Georgetown and through every university campus in our country.”

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McMahon and FBI did not immediately re -request Fox News Digital on Thursday.

In this report, this report contributed to this report, Peter de Abrosa of Fox News Degiki, Peter de Abu Sika, Keira McDonald, Andrew Murray of Fox News Digter, contributed to this report.