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🇮🇱🇵🇸 A three-year-old Nick Fuentes clip circling around again because people are pairing it with a claim that Netanyahu got warning of the October 7 attack a month early... and didn't act on it. "He basically sat on the intelligence and did nothing with it.” If it were ever... show more

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1stclassclips5 days ago

That clip is from today. This one is from December 2023

SignalBeacon5 days ago

Israeli soldier testifies to the Knesset committee: “We received orders from the Golani Brigade commanders on October 7 to cancel all patrols along the Gaza border from 5:20 AM until 9:00 AM.”

angryGuy5 days ago

Dawg this clip is literally from last night 😭😭

SignalBeacon5 days ago

Cuz.. 9/ll and 10/7 are both false flags.

Lance Hank5 days ago

Well the Mossad fronts in the US new about 9/11. They didn’t sit on intelligence. They are the perpetrators of said acts..

Onlineparrot🇺🇸🇺🇸5 days ago

Exactly. The intelligence failures are real, but extraordinary claims about deliberate inaction need extraordinary evidence not a recycled three-year-old clip.

Skabz*5 days ago

Seems to be common sense at this point. The border, the red heifer, greater israel, the list goes on. Only fools cant see it.

Zal Habz5 days ago

Some people are morons. Did we not know this? This was news in 2024. Apparently Nick predicted the most obvious Iran war too

MikeyTurtleTurtles5 days ago

October 7th 👀 Larry BiBi Loomer knew 😂

UncgAgx5 days ago

Yeah, old news. Plus, IDF approved of the Nova music festival's location afterwards.

discotheque funktastique5 days ago

Nick is 80% right with his takes so…

flushn5 days ago

Only in the small world corner of 4chan south X does Nick Fuentes even matter. Lol. @MarioNawfal your “journalism” is a joke

RNN - The Retard News Network5 days ago

Yeah because it's not news that there were warnings and signs of something coming. Just like with 9/11 and many other attacks. No conspiracy required. We're just using the benefit of hindsight.

Lapatiterouge5 days ago

Let me take a look, Mario... FUCK ISRAEL.

Tony B 🇭🇲5 days ago

The zionists dont care they all know

Kalen5 days ago

That's literally tonight's episode old man

BADDEST MF ALIVE 1875 days ago

Fuck this nigga I wish X had a feature to mute mfers faces

B 🇺🇸5 days ago

Absolutely crazy The IDF let Oct 7th happen Maybe it's what they wanted?

Ben Habrit5 days ago

Even if granted- how does it take away from the fact that Gaza, by their own decision, infiltrated Israel, murdered thousands, and collected hostages?

Ked865 days ago

But everyday you criticize Trump for acting against Iran and not sitting on the intelligence he has on them

Diablo Loco5 days ago

Nick is by far, the best geopolitical analyst that filters all the bullshit. It raw and unfiltered. That's why he gets it right in foreign policies almost all the time.

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