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Asmongold explains why the Jew hate obsession on the right is a subversion designed to keep conservatives fighting each other “If every single Jew in the world disappeared tomorrow, all of these problems would stay the same. That’s what I think. This fixation around blaming everything on them is...

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Asmongold addresses criticism over his ties to Nick Fuentes despite supporting Israel “Why would I make an enemy out of Nick, who I think is trying to help and save western civilization, over a disagreement about a country that’s on the other side of the world.”

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