Because, on their orders, the tiny professor was manhandled into a paddy wagon and driven down to the police station against her will.

Exactly what was the professor discussing with the student that was considered so offensive?

We don’t know all of what was being discussed, but we hear fragments from the clip. It is nothing more or less than what Widdowson has been saying ever since the 2021 announcement that the remains of 215 residential school students were found at Kamloops. She has written and spoken about this on many occasions. That includes writing chapters in the books “Grave Error” and “Dead Wrong.” (Disclosure: I have also written chapters in both books and am a member of a research group that includes Professor Widdowson.) Simply put, Widdowson disputes the Kamloops claim.

Whether Widdowson is right or wrong is not the point. The point is that she has a right to express her opinion and set out her version of the facts supporting that opinion anywhere she cares to. And that definitely includes universities.

And students of that university have the right to invite her to their campus to answer their questions and to challenge her with their own opinions and facts.

It is almost certain that the pictures and videos of the tiny professor being handcuffed and dragged from the university will be seen by millions on Fox News and other conservative American sites, where Canada has become an international laughingstock for its adherence to woke, globalist norms. The very idea of a professor being hauled to the hoosegow just for engaging in a discussion with a student about a controversial issue will have viewers and listeners rolling in the aisles.