U-Minnesota adminishits lie to cancel conservative student radio show for saying ___ on-air

There's an old saying--coined by the poor souls who suffered under communist regimes in eastern Europe--that if you want to know who rules you, find out who you're not allowed to criticize in public.

That actually seems like a pretty sound maxim.  A couple of student radio hosts at the University of Minnesota found out that the Powers That Be at their "university" (actually a marxist/socialist cesspool of lying scum using taxpayer dollars to indoctrinate naive kids) has decided you can't say "tranny" on the air.

Moreover, the scum-sucking, rat-bastard pencil-neck "powers" at that university didn't have the guts to say "We just made that decision cuz we have the Power and you don't," but instead lied, telling the radio guys that saying "tranny" on-air violated Federal Communication Commission rules governing broadcasting.

That was a total, bald-face lie, worthy of Stalin or Goebbels or Al Franken or Harry Reid.  But hey, why would anyone with an IQ above double-digits believe a single thing uttered by any university adminishit or muckymuck anyway, eh?  Those people are chronic liars and utterly worthless.  Lying rat-bastards who hate the country we grew up in and instead love socialism, gays, transgenders and similar.  It's why they got their panties in a twist when the two radio hosts said "tranny" on-air.

The two radio hosts had a weekly show called “Deplorable Radio”--an obvious reference to Hilliary's claim that Trump supporters were/are a "basket of deplorables."  Doesn't take a rocket scientist to deduce that the university had these guys on a hit-list, since university adminishits hate Trump and everyone who supported him.

The two were doing a riff on Antifa when one used the allegedly-forbidden word "tranny."  “About fifteen minutes later,” one of the hosts told The College Fix, “the student station manager came into the studio with a [campus cop] and told us to leave. She said we had violated FCC law by saying a word that was never allowed on air, ‘tranny.’"

The university adminishits would lie about the exchange, but as it happens there's a video.  The "manager" says “Hey guys, I am just going to have you leave. You said a couple words that break FCC violations.  So for today I am going to have you stop your show. Specifically tranny. That is a hate slur.  It is not allowed on radio. I need you to leave.”  “That is a specific hate speech word never allowed on radio,” she says.

Small problem:  Saying "tranny" on the air doesn't violate any FCC rule.  But because the Powers That Be prize political correctness, and to get rid of a show the Powers didn't like, they simply...lied.

Without consequence, of course.  Cuz the Powers can lie with impunity.  Sorta like Barack and Hilliary both lied about Benghazi being a "spontaneous demonstration caused by an internet video."

Two weeks later the Powers cancelled the "Deplorable Radio" show.  Mission accomplished.

During the meeting when the Powers announced that they were canceling the show, university adminishits told the hosts they had “received complaints about our show and threats to file a report to the FCC, which could end up costing the station (which is a University-funded organization) thousands of dollars.”

One of the hosts told The College Fix that board members admitted that the FCC didn't have any rule barring anyone from saying "tranny" on-air.  With this admission, they then switched Narratives, claiming they had gotten complaints that the week before the hosts uttered the allegedly forbidden word, "it sounded like [they] were under the influence, which is an FCC violation.”

I know you'll be shocked to learn that it's not a violation of FCC rules to 'broadcast under the influence.'  So that was another lie, uttered because the adminishits' first lie had been exposed as crap, and they needed to have some "cover" so no one would realize they were simply doing away with a show that broadcast views the adminishits didn't like.

If you wanna know who rules ya, find out who you're not allowed to criticize in public, eh?

Oh, a commenter found something that sheds a lot of light on this entire episode of PC bullshit:  A pic of the "station manager," Torri Jordan.  Ah-yup.