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Tucker Carlson again compares Israel's war in Gaza to the Nazis, but has now expanded the comparison to include the Rwandan genocide. "You can't get away with it. The Nazis committed genocide. The Hutus committed genocide. They didn't get away with it." Tucker also includes anyone who defended Israel: "All of them are going to be stained by that, just as Nazi collaborators were stained, and the Catholic priests who cooperated in the killing of Tutsis in Rwanda in 1994 were stained."
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Tucker Carlson again compares Israel's war in Gaza to the Nazis, but has now expanded the comparison to include the Rwandan genocide. "You can't get away with it. The Nazis committed genocide. The Hutus committed genocide. They didn't get away with it." Tucker also includes anyone who defended Israel: "All of them are going to be stained by that, just as Nazi collaborators were stained, and the Catholic priests who cooperated in the killing of Tutsis in Rwanda in 1994 were stained."

Nathan Livingstone (MilkBarTV)

18,165 views • 1 month ago

At some point every Holocaust museum will be forced to include an exhibit on what’s happening in Gaza right now. It’s only a matter of time. Dr. Nick Maynard of Oxford University medical school has been a witness to the genocide.
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At some point every Holocaust museum will be forced to include an exhibit on what’s happening in Gaza right now. It’s only a matter of time. Dr. Nick Maynard of Oxford University medical school has been a witness to the genocide.

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TUCKER CARLSON: “It’s not a crime to criticise genocide in Gaza, it should be a crime to commit genocide in Gaza. Killing kids is worse than criticising the killing of kids.” The fact that Tucker has to say this out loud is INSANE.
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TUCKER CARLSON: “It’s not a crime to criticise genocide in Gaza, it should be a crime to commit genocide in Gaza. Killing kids is worse than criticising the killing of kids.” The fact that Tucker has to say this out loud is INSANE.

Stew Peters

369,554 views • 1 month ago

Everyone who participated or made excucses for the genocide in Gaza will be punished. You can tell when you listen to them talk, they know. There will be no holocaust museum in the world that will not note Gaza. -Tucker Carlson
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Everyone who participated or made excucses for the genocide in Gaza will be punished. You can tell when you listen to them talk, they know. There will be no holocaust museum in the world that will not note Gaza. -Tucker Carlson

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Outside the Holocaust Museum in DC, we remind visitors: “Never Again” means NEVER AGAIN FOR ANYONE. As they exit a museum dedicated to memory, we urge them to face the present. Gaza is being starved… deliberately. This is genocide! A modern-day holocaust! The world said “never again.” So why is it happening again? Stand up. Speak out. Stop the genocide
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Outside the Holocaust Museum in DC, we remind visitors: “Never Again” means NEVER AGAIN FOR ANYONE. As they exit a museum dedicated to memory, we urge them to face the present. Gaza is being starved… deliberately. This is genocide! A modern-day holocaust! The world said “never again.” So why is it happening again? Stand up. Speak out. Stop the genocide

Medea Benjamin

75,803 views • 1 year ago

Doing nothing in the face of the genocide happening in Gaza is not an option because it writes the name of our country on the cruelest pages of history. And we cannot allow that to happen. Sever relations with Israel, Mr. Sánchez. We cannot continue to be complicit.
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Doing nothing in the face of the genocide happening in Gaza is not an option because it writes the name of our country on the cruelest pages of history. And we cannot allow that to happen. Sever relations with Israel, Mr. Sánchez. We cannot continue to be complicit.

Ione Belarra

328,945 views • 2 years ago

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INTERVIEW: “Belgium knew that genocide was under preparation but did nothing to prevent it or stop it,” said former Belgian senator Alain Destexhe in an exclusive interview with The New Times, discussing EU sanctions, Brussels’ failures, and more. Watch full interview here:

The New Times (Rwanda)

12,589 views • 1 year ago

As a Jew who grew up after the Holocaust, it was essential to come to terms with genocide and affirm that it would never happen again. That means to not perpetrate, nor be a bystander, to genocide. Right now our country is doing both.
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As a Jew who grew up after the Holocaust, it was essential to come to terms with genocide and affirm that it would never happen again. That means to not perpetrate, nor be a bystander, to genocide. Right now our country is doing both.

Dr. Jill Stein🌻

260,710 views • 1 year ago

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Tucker Carlson calls out Samantha Power, the Pulitzer-winning author of A Problem from Hell and former head of USAID under Biden, for staying silent as Israel carried out a genocide in Gaza on her watch. Power built her entire career on the premise that the United States has a moral obligation to intervene against genocide. Then she sat on the National Security Council while it happened. “Israel decided to murder as many people as it possibly could in Gaza with the aim of getting the entire population to leave Gaza so Israel could take over Gaza.” “We're not guessing about this because Israeli officials said out loud, this is our plan. And then they tried to do it.” “Samantha Power, famous for opposing genocide, said not a word about this.” Turns out the moral obligation has an exception clause.

Space Ape

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Tucker Carlson rocked the stage tonight at Trump’s rally in Duluth, Georgia, delivering one of the most powerful speeches of the year. Right out of the gate, Carlson said he strongly believes Trump is going to win the 2024 election, and when it happens, it will be a giant “middle finger” to the “worst people in the English-speaking world.” “Donald Trump's victory will be a triumph of the human spirit. It will be a triumph of Americans over the machine that seeks to oppress them. It'll be a middle finger wagging in the face of the worst people in the English-speaking world who are leaders. It will be a moral victory the size of which I never thought I would live to see,” Carlson said.
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The Vigilant Fox 🦊

805,058 views • 1 year ago

We want to begin by saying something very clearly. This weekend, at the NCCM & Islamic Relief Canada gala, the Mayor of Canada’s largest city, stood with us and spoke the truth: that what is happening in Gaza is a genocide. That truth matters. It matters to the mothers who have buried their children. It matters to those who have been silenced and vilified for saying what is obvious to anyone with eyes and conscience. And it matters to every Canadian who still believes that moral courage must guide public life. Mayor Chow’s words tonight were not about politics — they were about acknowledging the genocide in Gaza, and the path forward. It is an acknowledgment that has important policy implications, as we all know, because as well also all know, there are far too many who have not made this acknowledgment. Mayor Chow’s words tonight make it clear that recognizing genocide for what it is the only ethical imperative. The standard should be speaking the truth. What is happening is a genocide. The time where everybody had to sit around and pretend that what wasn’t happening wasn’t happening has passed. We don’t need to be bullied and cowed. That time is over, and it was over years ago. Speaking the truth is the only way to be decent right now. Everyone - and that includes our politicians - must speak the truth. As the Mayor also reminded us, there is still much wrong here in Toronto. And we’ve seen terrible things happen to shut down peaceful protests to stand against the genocide in Toronto over the past few years. There are communities who do not feel safe. There are systems that must be rebuilt. There is work that lies ahead. That is why NCCM exists. To call for justice in Gaza, and also justice everywhere in Canada. To challenge hate wherever it lives. In policy, in policing, in silence. To remind this country that our values mean nothing unless they apply to everyone.
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We want to begin by saying something very clearly. This weekend, at the NCCM & Islamic Relief Canada gala, the Mayor of Canada’s largest city, stood with us and spoke the truth: that what is happening in Gaza is a genocide. That truth matters. It matters to the mothers who have buried their children. It matters to those who have been silenced and vilified for saying what is obvious to anyone with eyes and conscience. And it matters to every Canadian who still believes that moral courage must guide public life. Mayor Chow’s words tonight were not about politics — they were about acknowledging the genocide in Gaza, and the path forward. It is an acknowledgment that has important policy implications, as we all know, because as well also all know, there are far too many who have not made this acknowledgment. Mayor Chow’s words tonight make it clear that recognizing genocide for what it is the only ethical imperative. The standard should be speaking the truth. What is happening is a genocide. The time where everybody had to sit around and pretend that what wasn’t happening wasn’t happening has passed. We don’t need to be bullied and cowed. That time is over, and it was over years ago. Speaking the truth is the only way to be decent right now. Everyone - and that includes our politicians - must speak the truth. As the Mayor also reminded us, there is still much wrong here in Toronto. And we’ve seen terrible things happen to shut down peaceful protests to stand against the genocide in Toronto over the past few years. There are communities who do not feel safe. There are systems that must be rebuilt. There is work that lies ahead. That is why NCCM exists. To call for justice in Gaza, and also justice everywhere in Canada. To challenge hate wherever it lives. In policy, in policing, in silence. To remind this country that our values mean nothing unless they apply to everyone.

NCCM

68,506 views • 8 months ago

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“They don't have to wait for the ICJ decision. In fact, for me, the most significant aspect of the interim orders of 26 January 2024 was that every country in the world was put on notice by the ICJ that there was a plausible risk of genocide in Gaza. And if it had not happened before that, it certainly happened then, that every country in the world became obliged under the law to take action, not to speak fine words, to take action to prevent genocide. There can be no doubt whatsoever that the obligation was activated on the 24th of January 2024, if not before.“

State of Palestine

125,483 views • 10 months ago

Tucker Carlson: If Israel were to say, “God gave us, in Genesis 15, all of Lebanon, all of Syria, all the way up to the Euphrates,” would that be legitimate in your view? US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee: I don’t think so in this particular day and time. They’re not asking for that. Carlson: But would it be legitimate? Huckabee: I’m not sure that it would be. Carlson: But you just said that?
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Tucker Carlson: If Israel were to say, “God gave us, in Genesis 15, all of Lebanon, all of Syria, all the way up to the Euphrates,” would that be legitimate in your view? US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee: I don’t think so in this particular day and time. They’re not asking for that. Carlson: But would it be legitimate? Huckabee: I’m not sure that it would be. Carlson: But you just said that?

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40,044 views • 5 months ago

Listen to the harrowing story of Fiona Goddard who was groomed raped and abused by gangs of men in Bradford whilst the childrens home knew it was happening and did nothing to stop it. This is beyond evil and it happened all over the country.😡
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Listen to the harrowing story of Fiona Goddard who was groomed raped and abused by gangs of men in Bradford whilst the childrens home knew it was happening and did nothing to stop it. This is beyond evil and it happened all over the country.😡

Patriotic 🇬🇧 Nation

22,740 views • 6 months ago

One reason why I like Twitter is that it gives me the ability to respond to people like Tucker Carlson just minutes after he puts out an episode.. So here are my thoughts on Tucker Carlson's first episode of "Tucker on Twitter". Give it a watch and let me know what you think. - Carlson said that the attack on the Kakhovka dam is an act of terrorism. I would agree to an extent. While this is taking place in a time of war I wouldn't consider it any different than any attack Russia has made on Ukraine though. I would consider the entire war to be an act of Terrorism on behalf of Russia. - Carlson said that the dam was effectively Russian and is in Russian controlled territory. Yes the dam is in Russian controlled territory, but that's because Russia has invaded this area. The dam is in Ukraine. - Carlson claimed that a fair person would conclude that Ukraine blew it up just like the Nord Stream pipeline. Carlson is right about the Nord Stream. It does appear that Ukrainians blew it up. I don't believe he is right to say that "a fair person would conclude" that Ukraine blew up the dam. This is still a debatable topic and both countries could have had motive to blow it up. Most experts say that it's too early to tell but more evidence would point to an internal explosion than an external explosion. This would mean it would be more likely that Russia did it if it was intentional. It's still too early to tell though. - Carlson said that the US media blamed Russia for the dam. Yes some US media blamed Russia but others blamed Ukraine. Most mainstream media hasn't reached a conclusion and has just reported the facts thus far. - Carlson showed a video of Lindsey Graham and President Zelensky where Lindsey Graham appears to say "Russians are dying, it's the best money we've ever spent." This video is highly misleading. The video was edited by Ukraine to make it look as though this was all said at the same time. In reality, Graham said "It's the bests money we've ever spent," and then later on in the meeting said "Russian's are dying." It wasn't said together or in the order portrayed in the video. - Carlson said that it's possible that Americans are the least informed people in the world. Anyone with common sense would realize that people in many countries like China are not allowed to even view Google, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. Many nations like North Korea only allow state-propaganda to air on TV and the internet. - Carlson said that UFOs are real and so is extraterrestrial life. I agree, and I agree with Tucker that the media should be more focused on covering stuff like this than all of the culture war stories. - Carlson said that we live in ignorance because the US has classified a billion public documents. I guess that depends on what a "public document" is, but I would agree that the American people in general should have access to more information like information about JFK, UFOs, etc. I feel too much information is kept classified for too long. - Carlson said that "Twitter is the short waved radio under the blankets," referring to how Soviets used to listen to non-Soviet radio stations under the blankets during the cold war just so they could hear the news from outside of Soviet-run media. I agree. I believe Twitter has the opportunity to allow people to exchange information that they receive both through the mainstream media and from other sources. While Tucker's show was definitely less divisive than it was on Fox News, I believe he is still pushing ideas that aren't backed by fact. But that's OK. He's allowed to give his opinions and now Twitter users like me and you can push back with facts and our own opinions.
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One reason why I like Twitter is that it gives me the ability to respond to people like Tucker Carlson just minutes after he puts out an episode.. So here are my thoughts on Tucker Carlson's first episode of "Tucker on Twitter". Give it a watch and let me know what you think. - Carlson said that the attack on the Kakhovka dam is an act of terrorism. I would agree to an extent. While this is taking place in a time of war I wouldn't consider it any different than any attack Russia has made on Ukraine though. I would consider the entire war to be an act of Terrorism on behalf of Russia. - Carlson said that the dam was effectively Russian and is in Russian controlled territory. Yes the dam is in Russian controlled territory, but that's because Russia has invaded this area. The dam is in Ukraine. - Carlson claimed that a fair person would conclude that Ukraine blew it up just like the Nord Stream pipeline. Carlson is right about the Nord Stream. It does appear that Ukrainians blew it up. I don't believe he is right to say that "a fair person would conclude" that Ukraine blew up the dam. This is still a debatable topic and both countries could have had motive to blow it up. Most experts say that it's too early to tell but more evidence would point to an internal explosion than an external explosion. This would mean it would be more likely that Russia did it if it was intentional. It's still too early to tell though. - Carlson said that the US media blamed Russia for the dam. Yes some US media blamed Russia but others blamed Ukraine. Most mainstream media hasn't reached a conclusion and has just reported the facts thus far. - Carlson showed a video of Lindsey Graham and President Zelensky where Lindsey Graham appears to say "Russians are dying, it's the best money we've ever spent." This video is highly misleading. The video was edited by Ukraine to make it look as though this was all said at the same time. In reality, Graham said "It's the bests money we've ever spent," and then later on in the meeting said "Russian's are dying." It wasn't said together or in the order portrayed in the video. - Carlson said that it's possible that Americans are the least informed people in the world. Anyone with common sense would realize that people in many countries like China are not allowed to even view Google, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter. Many nations like North Korea only allow state-propaganda to air on TV and the internet. - Carlson said that UFOs are real and so is extraterrestrial life. I agree, and I agree with Tucker that the media should be more focused on covering stuff like this than all of the culture war stories. - Carlson said that we live in ignorance because the US has classified a billion public documents. I guess that depends on what a "public document" is, but I would agree that the American people in general should have access to more information like information about JFK, UFOs, etc. I feel too much information is kept classified for too long. - Carlson said that "Twitter is the short waved radio under the blankets," referring to how Soviets used to listen to non-Soviet radio stations under the blankets during the cold war just so they could hear the news from outside of Soviet-run media. I agree. I believe Twitter has the opportunity to allow people to exchange information that they receive both through the mainstream media and from other sources. While Tucker's show was definitely less divisive than it was on Fox News, I believe he is still pushing ideas that aren't backed by fact. But that's OK. He's allowed to give his opinions and now Twitter users like me and you can push back with facts and our own opinions.

Ed Krassenstein

484,994 views • 3 years ago

October 7th was the start of something that changed the trajectory of an entire generation, and I watched it unfold as just a senior in high school. This is what it means to come of age while a genocide was livestreamed and normalized while world leaders sent weapons instead of aid. I was radicalized by watching children in Gaza get bombed while American politicians clapped for it. The silence was complicity. And we’ll never unsee what they tried to keep buried. This time we weren’t too young to understand what was happening in front of our faces…understood enough to never be able to forgive them for it.
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October 7th was the start of something that changed the trajectory of an entire generation, and I watched it unfold as just a senior in high school. This is what it means to come of age while a genocide was livestreamed and normalized while world leaders sent weapons instead of aid. I was radicalized by watching children in Gaza get bombed while American politicians clapped for it. The silence was complicity. And we’ll never unsee what they tried to keep buried. This time we weren’t too young to understand what was happening in front of our faces…understood enough to never be able to forgive them for it.

YourFavoriteGuy

75,262 views • 8 months ago

Hotep Jesus Tucker Carlson It was recently discovered that Alex Jones predicted 9/11 even earlier than the famous clip from July, 2001. In March of 2001, he said a plane was going to crash into the World Trade Center… Here it is👇
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Hotep Jesus Tucker Carlson It was recently discovered that Alex Jones predicted 9/11 even earlier than the famous clip from July, 2001. In March of 2001, he said a plane was going to crash into the World Trade Center… Here it is👇

Chase Geiser

132,446 views • 2 years ago

Hassan Jabareen, "The Nakba of the Palestinians in 1948 cannot compare to genocide they are facing in Gaza" Victoria Derbyshire, "Your assessment as a human rights lawyer is that it's a genocide?" Honorary President of the Jewish Labour movement, Louise Ellman, "It's not a genocide" Hassan Jabareen, "10% of the population of Gaza were killed, injured or disappeared" "Take the UK, 70 million people. Imagine 7 million were killed, injured or disappeared" "Besides that, In Gaza 70% of any building was destroyed" "Imagine 70% of the UK was destroyed" "How can we say this is not genocide?" "What amazed me on October 7th was the response of the international community" "We thought that after the Holocaust the 'never again' was serious. But here, we see, for the first time in history, televised genocide" Louise Ellman, "It is not a genocide, it is Israel defending itself" Hassan Jabareen, "However, I have to appreciate the response of the youth in the world.. They are not accepting genocide" Louise Ellman, "What is happening is horrendous, and many civilians are dying, but this is not genocide. It is Israel defending itself.. It is not the holocaust that you are implying.. I object to that very strongly" Hassan Jabareen, "The world sees it differently to you.. International human rights organisations see it differently to you" "10% of the population in Gaza has been deleted and you accept that so easily?"
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Hassan Jabareen, "The Nakba of the Palestinians in 1948 cannot compare to genocide they are facing in Gaza" Victoria Derbyshire, "Your assessment as a human rights lawyer is that it's a genocide?" Honorary President of the Jewish Labour movement, Louise Ellman, "It's not a genocide" Hassan Jabareen, "10% of the population of Gaza were killed, injured or disappeared" "Take the UK, 70 million people. Imagine 7 million were killed, injured or disappeared" "Besides that, In Gaza 70% of any building was destroyed" "Imagine 70% of the UK was destroyed" "How can we say this is not genocide?" "What amazed me on October 7th was the response of the international community" "We thought that after the Holocaust the 'never again' was serious. But here, we see, for the first time in history, televised genocide" Louise Ellman, "It is not a genocide, it is Israel defending itself" Hassan Jabareen, "However, I have to appreciate the response of the youth in the world.. They are not accepting genocide" Louise Ellman, "What is happening is horrendous, and many civilians are dying, but this is not genocide. It is Israel defending itself.. It is not the holocaust that you are implying.. I object to that very strongly" Hassan Jabareen, "The world sees it differently to you.. International human rights organisations see it differently to you" "10% of the population in Gaza has been deleted and you accept that so easily?"

Farrukh

301,572 views • 1 year ago