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Tucker Carlson publicly admitted he was wrong for once saying “the problem is Islam” and said he’s ashamed of framing an entire religion around the actions of extremists. His broader point was that mass hysteria and political fear can push societies into collective blame — whether against Muslims, Jews,... show more

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There is a difference between peaceful Islam, radical extremism, and political Islam. When people around the world repeatedly see terrorist organizations like ISIS, Al Qaeda, or the Muslim Brotherhood, among others, using religious language while slaughtering innocent people, fear spreads because evil is being falsely wrapped in faith. The problem is not Islam. The problem is radical extremist movements that hijack religion for power and violence. If we refuse to name that reality, extremists win twice: once through terror, and again by poisoning how an entire faith is perceived. Islam itself forbids forced belief and the killing of innocent people. The Quran says, “There is no compulsion in religion” (2:256). Extremism is not faith. It is a political ideology hiding behind religion. Free societies can confront radical extremism while defending innocent lives and religious freedom at the same time.

There is a difference between peaceful Islam, radical extremism, and political Islam. When people around the world repeatedly see terrorist organizations like ISIS, Al Qaeda, or the Muslim Brotherhood, among others, using religious language while slaughtering innocent people, fear spreads because evil is being falsely wrapped in faith. The problem is not Islam. The problem is radical extremist movements that hijack religion for power and violence. If we refuse to name that reality, extremists win twice: once through terror, and again by poisoning how an entire faith is perceived. Islam itself forbids forced belief and the killing of innocent people. The Quran says, “There is no compulsion in religion” (2:256). Extremism is not faith. It is a political ideology hiding behind religion. Free societies can confront radical extremism while defending innocent lives and religious freedom at the same time.

Enes Kanter FREEDOM

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Dick Carlson, Tucker's dad, loved Israel. I should know. I was with him in Israel for 10 straight days. Every bus ride, every tour, every meal. At Yad Vashem, I'll never forget what he said: "Thank God the Jews have Israel." Dick Carlson knew that Jews have faced unique threats throughout history, and that Israel was necessary to protect Jews everywhere. I know that because he told me that. Not long after we returned from Israel, I started working for FDD, where he was already. We would have lunch every month or two for years. I can say without reservation that when it comes to Israel and the Jews, Tucker Carlson is no Dick Carlson. Dick Carlson supported Israel. Dick Carlson hated Hamas. Dick Carlson called "Radical Islam" an "enemy of the United States and of the West." Dick Carlson didn't question the patriotism of Jews who supported Israel. Dick Carlson didn't hate Christians who supported Israel, not least because he was one of them. Dick Carlson didn't insist that Jews needed to take DNA tests to prove that they're actually Jews. Dick Carlson never slandered "Zionists" by saying that they "don't care about America" or accused them of having "not much of a soul." Dick Carlson, in fact, rarely used the word "Zionist," even though he worked with many of them. And, of course, he was a Zionist himself. How did Dick Carlson describe the Jewish state? "Israel is a country under siege. And it's a democracy in a part of the world where there are no democracies." If you're looking for a north star to help you understand Israel and the Muslim world, you could do a lot worse than the late, great Dick Carlson. Like, for instance, his son Tucker.

Dick Carlson, Tucker's dad, loved Israel. I should know. I was with him in Israel for 10 straight days. Every bus ride, every tour, every meal. At Yad Vashem, I'll never forget what he said: "Thank God the Jews have Israel." Dick Carlson knew that Jews have faced unique threats throughout history, and that Israel was necessary to protect Jews everywhere. I know that because he told me that. Not long after we returned from Israel, I started working for FDD, where he was already. We would have lunch every month or two for years. I can say without reservation that when it comes to Israel and the Jews, Tucker Carlson is no Dick Carlson. Dick Carlson supported Israel. Dick Carlson hated Hamas. Dick Carlson called "Radical Islam" an "enemy of the United States and of the West." Dick Carlson didn't question the patriotism of Jews who supported Israel. Dick Carlson didn't hate Christians who supported Israel, not least because he was one of them. Dick Carlson didn't insist that Jews needed to take DNA tests to prove that they're actually Jews. Dick Carlson never slandered "Zionists" by saying that they "don't care about America" or accused them of having "not much of a soul." Dick Carlson, in fact, rarely used the word "Zionist," even though he worked with many of them. And, of course, he was a Zionist himself. How did Dick Carlson describe the Jewish state? "Israel is a country under siege. And it's a democracy in a part of the world where there are no democracies." If you're looking for a north star to help you understand Israel and the Muslim world, you could do a lot worse than the late, great Dick Carlson. Like, for instance, his son Tucker.

Joel Mowbray

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Pink Floyd co-founder and English singer Roger Waters described Israel's far-reaching campaign to silence dissent, telling Tucker Carlson he was denied hotel accommodation across multiple countries in South America and Europe because of his outspoken criticism of Israel's genocide. Waters said powerful pro-Israel lobby groups operate around the world, pressuring hotels and public officials into refusing him accommodation and cancelling performances simply because he condemned Israel's actions in Gaza. The Pink Floyd co-founder said that many public figures remain silent out of fear of suffering the same consequences, saying critics of Israel face organised retaliation, censorship and professional punishment. Waters said Israel's goal is the creation of a "Greater Israel", expanding into Lebanon, Syria and Jordan, arguing that the plan is openly pursued rather than hidden. He also said the efforts to silence him are part of a broader campaign to shield Israel from criticism while allowing a genocidal apartheid system to continue unchecked.

Pink Floyd co-founder and English singer Roger Waters described Israel's far-reaching campaign to silence dissent, telling Tucker Carlson he was denied hotel accommodation across multiple countries in South America and Europe because of his outspoken criticism of Israel's genocide. Waters said powerful pro-Israel lobby groups operate around the world, pressuring hotels and public officials into refusing him accommodation and cancelling performances simply because he condemned Israel's actions in Gaza. The Pink Floyd co-founder said that many public figures remain silent out of fear of suffering the same consequences, saying critics of Israel face organised retaliation, censorship and professional punishment. Waters said Israel's goal is the creation of a "Greater Israel", expanding into Lebanon, Syria and Jordan, arguing that the plan is openly pursued rather than hidden. He also said the efforts to silence him are part of a broader campaign to shield Israel from criticism while allowing a genocidal apartheid system to continue unchecked.

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Tucker Carlson Blasphemed the Charlie Kirk Memorial and Blood Libeled Jews and an Entire Stadium CHEERED!!! There has been a battle waging behind the scenes among patriotic American Jews and Zionist Jews who loved Charlie Kirk and loved his debates. Our debate was, “should we criticize Charlie Kirk for platforming Jew and Israel haters like Tucker Carlson even though Charlie is one of the staunchest Zionists in America?” Apparently that debate itself was getting to Charlie and—if the reports are true—he took anybody questioning his decision to platform Tucker Carlson as an attack on free speech. I get the sentiment. However, it wasn’t and it’s not an attack on free speech to say, “beware that guy!” Tucker Carlson has his OWN massive platform and for Charlie Kirk to give him literal top billing next to him on TPUSA and AmFest events, tells American Jews, “we here at this organization think it’s fine to lie about Jews, Israel, and even Christians in Israel. And we don’t care that we’re helping spread that message at a time when Jew hatred is at its zenith.” NOBODY is saying Tucker Carlson can’t speak. We’re saying, “why are you making it seem like his attitude and philosophy is something worth emulating for the TPUSA contingent? One of the youngest cohorts in the political discourse?” I’d have the EXACT problem if Charlie Kirk decided to platform Louis Farrakhan or David Duke. That’s because both men preach ideas that are antithetical to American values… as does Tucker Carlson. Tucker Carlson isn’t just bad for Jews… Tucker Carlson is bad for America! And now Tucker Carlson is a hop, skip, and a jump away from the White House. I can taste that bile in the back of my throat like I did too many fireball shots at a tailgate: It’s the JD Vance/Tucker Carlson ticket. And Charlie Kirk helped that. That’s why I didn’t shut up about his decision to platform Tucker Carlson… and with more eyes on him than ever, Tucker Carlson got an ENTIRE stadium to cheer for the oldest of blood libels as millions more watched online and X rejoiced. If you think that’s cool, fine. It’s not. But you can think that way. You’re entitled to your opinion, and you’re entitled to be wrong. Do you think the online crusade going on in my other video is a sign of a healthy America? Or an America that is becoming more and more intolerant to Jews and more antagonistic towards the founding philosophies of this great nation and the philosophies that made this nation great? That’s why Charlie Kirk was wrong and needed to be called out. That doesn’t mean Charlie Kirk was a bad person or anything resembling it. CHARLIE KIRK WAS A GREAT MAN AND A GREAT AMERICAN… but he was a man. He was flawed. We all make mistakes (me more than most). Platforming Tucker Carlson and giving him top billing was and is a mistake. A mistake that can be rectified. But can those who hold Charlie Kirk’s legacy in their hands do anything about it? Do they want to? Those are the questions… For now? Well… we be Jews שנה טובה ומתוקה וגמר חתימה טובה ✍️🍯

Tucker Carlson Blasphemed the Charlie Kirk Memorial and Blood Libeled Jews and an Entire Stadium CHEERED!!! There has been a battle waging behind the scenes among patriotic American Jews and Zionist Jews who loved Charlie Kirk and loved his debates. Our debate was, “should we criticize Charlie Kirk for platforming Jew and Israel haters like Tucker Carlson even though Charlie is one of the staunchest Zionists in America?” Apparently that debate itself was getting to Charlie and—if the reports are true—he took anybody questioning his decision to platform Tucker Carlson as an attack on free speech. I get the sentiment. However, it wasn’t and it’s not an attack on free speech to say, “beware that guy!” Tucker Carlson has his OWN massive platform and for Charlie Kirk to give him literal top billing next to him on TPUSA and AmFest events, tells American Jews, “we here at this organization think it’s fine to lie about Jews, Israel, and even Christians in Israel. And we don’t care that we’re helping spread that message at a time when Jew hatred is at its zenith.” NOBODY is saying Tucker Carlson can’t speak. We’re saying, “why are you making it seem like his attitude and philosophy is something worth emulating for the TPUSA contingent? One of the youngest cohorts in the political discourse?” I’d have the EXACT problem if Charlie Kirk decided to platform Louis Farrakhan or David Duke. That’s because both men preach ideas that are antithetical to American values… as does Tucker Carlson. Tucker Carlson isn’t just bad for Jews… Tucker Carlson is bad for America! And now Tucker Carlson is a hop, skip, and a jump away from the White House. I can taste that bile in the back of my throat like I did too many fireball shots at a tailgate: It’s the JD Vance/Tucker Carlson ticket. And Charlie Kirk helped that. That’s why I didn’t shut up about his decision to platform Tucker Carlson… and with more eyes on him than ever, Tucker Carlson got an ENTIRE stadium to cheer for the oldest of blood libels as millions more watched online and X rejoiced. If you think that’s cool, fine. It’s not. But you can think that way. You’re entitled to your opinion, and you’re entitled to be wrong. Do you think the online crusade going on in my other video is a sign of a healthy America? Or an America that is becoming more and more intolerant to Jews and more antagonistic towards the founding philosophies of this great nation and the philosophies that made this nation great? That’s why Charlie Kirk was wrong and needed to be called out. That doesn’t mean Charlie Kirk was a bad person or anything resembling it. CHARLIE KIRK WAS A GREAT MAN AND A GREAT AMERICAN… but he was a man. He was flawed. We all make mistakes (me more than most). Platforming Tucker Carlson and giving him top billing was and is a mistake. A mistake that can be rectified. But can those who hold Charlie Kirk’s legacy in their hands do anything about it? Do they want to? Those are the questions… For now? Well… we be Jews שנה טובה ומתוקה וגמר חתימה טובה ✍️🍯

Jake Donnelly

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We should never blame an entire religion for the actions of extremist groups. The holy book of Quran is very clear ‘Whoever kills an innocent person, it is as if he has killed all of humanity.’ (5:32) The threat we are facing is not Islam or Muslims. It is violent extremist groups that hijack religion to justify terror. These groups target civilians, women, minorities, and very often Muslims themselves. The Prophet Muhammad also forbade the killing of civilians. So these terrorists are not defending Islam. They are violating it. But we also cannot ignore the reality that this ideology spreads across borders and online and leads to real violence. So action matters. We need strong intelligence sharing, serious online counter radicalization, and firm law enforcement against extremist networks. We must hold state sponsors of terrorism accountable, secure our borders, and protect free speech so extremists can be exposed, not ignored. Protecting innocent lives while respecting religious freedom is not a contradiction. It is how free societies defeat violent extremism.

We should never blame an entire religion for the actions of extremist groups. The holy book of Quran is very clear ‘Whoever kills an innocent person, it is as if he has killed all of humanity.’ (5:32) The threat we are facing is not Islam or Muslims. It is violent extremist groups that hijack religion to justify terror. These groups target civilians, women, minorities, and very often Muslims themselves. The Prophet Muhammad also forbade the killing of civilians. So these terrorists are not defending Islam. They are violating it. But we also cannot ignore the reality that this ideology spreads across borders and online and leads to real violence. So action matters. We need strong intelligence sharing, serious online counter radicalization, and firm law enforcement against extremist networks. We must hold state sponsors of terrorism accountable, secure our borders, and protect free speech so extremists can be exposed, not ignored. Protecting innocent lives while respecting religious freedom is not a contradiction. It is how free societies defeat violent extremism.

Enes Kanter FREEDOM

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In this interview with Michael Waddell Michael Waddell from September 2025, Tucker Carlson talked about how great the Gulf Muslim countries are. He said he loves how proud Muslims are of their “religion” and their culture, and he said they are incredibly “tolerant and diverse”. 😅😅😅 🤡 Is that right? How do Muslims in these countries treat Jews, Christians, Hindus, women and the Gays? Go to Qatar and preach about Jesus Christ or kiss a man in public and see how that goes for you… They don’t even have churches or synagogues in Qatar because it’s illegal to promote anything other than Islam in Qatar. They also kill homosexuals. How is that for “tolerant”, Tucker Carlson Network?

In this interview with Michael Waddell Michael Waddell from September 2025, Tucker Carlson talked about how great the Gulf Muslim countries are. He said he loves how proud Muslims are of their “religion” and their culture, and he said they are incredibly “tolerant and diverse”. 😅😅😅 🤡 Is that right? How do Muslims in these countries treat Jews, Christians, Hindus, women and the Gays? Go to Qatar and preach about Jesus Christ or kiss a man in public and see how that goes for you… They don’t even have churches or synagogues in Qatar because it’s illegal to promote anything other than Islam in Qatar. They also kill homosexuals. How is that for “tolerant”, Tucker Carlson Network?

Laura Loomer

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A Muslim man from Gaza openly admitted that the Palestinian desire to kill Jews is stronger than their will to live or build a better future for their children. This is what the media in the West ignores about the people of Gaza because it damages the false image of Islam as a religion of peace. According to Islam, murdering Jews as human sacrifices for Allah guarantees Muslims a place in paradise — along with virgin sex slaves for eternity. The Western media deliberately hides these statements because they destroy the carefully constructed narrative that the conflict is about “occupation” or “land.” Once you understand that most Muslims in Gaza and Ramallah view the murder of Jews and Christians as a religious obligation rather than a political dispute, the entire framework of “two states for two peoples” collapses.

A Muslim man from Gaza openly admitted that the Palestinian desire to kill Jews is stronger than their will to live or build a better future for their children. This is what the media in the West ignores about the people of Gaza because it damages the false image of Islam as a religion of peace. According to Islam, murdering Jews as human sacrifices for Allah guarantees Muslims a place in paradise — along with virgin sex slaves for eternity. The Western media deliberately hides these statements because they destroy the carefully constructed narrative that the conflict is about “occupation” or “land.” Once you understand that most Muslims in Gaza and Ramallah view the murder of Jews and Christians as a religious obligation rather than a political dispute, the entire framework of “two states for two peoples” collapses.

Liza Rosen

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NEW: 🚨Tucker Carlson admits he has anger management issues when explaining why he said he “hates” Christian Zionists and then causally slips up and admits he didn’t fear for his life in Israel despite his previous claims 🚨 Tucker Carlson Tucker Carlson began his interview apologizing to US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee Ambassador Mike Huckabee “I don't think people should be going immediately to motive, calling each other Nazis or anti-Semites. I said I hate the Christian Zionists. I lost control of myself. Of course, I don't, and I apologize for that. I have problems with my anger, and so I just want to apologize to you, since you are a Christian Zionist." It's an understatement to say that Tucker Tucker Carlson has an anger problem and loses all sense of control. Just look at his drinking record and the continued interview, as Tucker slipped up and admitted he didn't leave the airport in Israel out of fear for his life, but because he just had a busy schedule! “Of course, and I'm only staying a couple of hours, unfortunately, because I kind of shoehorned this in. But I hope that I will be back soon, and I hope that I can come back soon, because I want to. I actually, like, despite what you may hear, actually like the country." Post interview, Tucker is now claiming he feared for his life, which is why he didn’t leave the airport. Tucker Carlson is a pathological liar!

NEW: 🚨Tucker Carlson admits he has anger management issues when explaining why he said he “hates” Christian Zionists and then causally slips up and admits he didn’t fear for his life in Israel despite his previous claims 🚨 Tucker Carlson Tucker Carlson began his interview apologizing to US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee Ambassador Mike Huckabee “I don't think people should be going immediately to motive, calling each other Nazis or anti-Semites. I said I hate the Christian Zionists. I lost control of myself. Of course, I don't, and I apologize for that. I have problems with my anger, and so I just want to apologize to you, since you are a Christian Zionist." It's an understatement to say that Tucker Tucker Carlson has an anger problem and loses all sense of control. Just look at his drinking record and the continued interview, as Tucker slipped up and admitted he didn't leave the airport in Israel out of fear for his life, but because he just had a busy schedule! “Of course, and I'm only staying a couple of hours, unfortunately, because I kind of shoehorned this in. But I hope that I will be back soon, and I hope that I can come back soon, because I want to. I actually, like, despite what you may hear, actually like the country." Post interview, Tucker is now claiming he feared for his life, which is why he didn’t leave the airport. Tucker Carlson is a pathological liar!

Laura Loomer

132,229 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

Rahm Emanuel Came to Israel to Feed the Alligator There used to be a familiar tradition in American politics. If you were preparing to run for president, you came to Israel. You stood beside Israeli leaders. You spoke about the unbreakable alliance between the United States and Israel. You reminded Americans that Israel was America's closest democratic ally in the Middle East. You met Jewish leaders, reassured pro-Israel voters and donors, and returned home having demonstrated that supporting Israel was both morally right and strategically wise. That was the old Democratic Party. Today's Democratic Party is rapidly becoming something very different. Its loudest voices no longer celebrate the U.S.-Israel alliance. They question Israel's legitimacy. Many refuse to visit Israel altogether. Increasingly, the party's energy comes from an activist coalition that views Israel not as an ally, but as the embodiment of Western oppression. This coalition has become extraordinarily effective. It does not merely argue. It intimidates. It does not seek debate. It seeks ideological conformity. Those who refuse are branded racists, colonialists, fascists, or supporters of genocide. Careers are threatened. Institutions retreat. Politicians learn that silence—or worse, agreement—is often the safest political option. The result is that a vocal minority increasingly dictates the boundaries of acceptable opinion. Rahm Emanuel belongs to a different political generation. He comes from the old Democratic establishment. He understands the historic alliance between America and Israel. He understands why Israel matters strategically. He understands the history of Palestinian rejectionism. In his own speech, he acknowledged October 7, acknowledged Hamas' atrocities, and admitted that Israel repeatedly offered peace only to receive terrorism in return. None of that was new. What was new was what came next. Instead of coming to Israel to strengthen the alliance, Emanuel came to lecture Israel. He accused Israel of becoming a diplomatic liability. He warned that unconditional American support must end. He proposed sanctions against Israeli citizens, Israeli officials, companies, and banks connected to settlements. He argued that Israel had become isolated because of its own choices. It sounded less like a speech to Israelis than a campaign message directed at an entirely different audience. That audience was not sitting in the room. It was watching from American campuses, activist organizations, progressive media outlets, and the increasingly influential ideological wing of today's Democratic Party. Israelis do not vote in American elections. The people Emanuel was trying to persuade do. The speech was not really about convincing Israelis. It was about demonstrating to an increasingly anti-Israel political base that he is willing to confront Israel publicly. In other words, he came to Israel to feed the alligator. There is an old saying: When you feed an alligator, you hope it eats you last. That has become the strategy of far too many establishment politicians. Rather than confronting ideological extremism, they accommodate it. Rather than defending long-held principles, they move the line a little further each time, hoping today's concession will prevent tomorrow's attack. History suggests otherwise. The activist coalition that increasingly dominates parts of the Democratic conversation is driven by ideological purity. Every concession becomes the starting point for the next demand. Yesterday's ally becomes today's target for failing the newest ideological test. Rahm Emanuel appears to believe he can stand in both worlds. He can come to Israel, maintain relationships with the pro-Israel establishment, reassure traditional supporters of the alliance, and then deliver a speech harsh enough to convince the activist left that he is one of them. That is an extraordinarily risky political calculation.

Rahm Emanuel Came to Israel to Feed the Alligator There used to be a familiar tradition in American politics. If you were preparing to run for president, you came to Israel. You stood beside Israeli leaders. You spoke about the unbreakable alliance between the United States and Israel. You reminded Americans that Israel was America's closest democratic ally in the Middle East. You met Jewish leaders, reassured pro-Israel voters and donors, and returned home having demonstrated that supporting Israel was both morally right and strategically wise. That was the old Democratic Party. Today's Democratic Party is rapidly becoming something very different. Its loudest voices no longer celebrate the U.S.-Israel alliance. They question Israel's legitimacy. Many refuse to visit Israel altogether. Increasingly, the party's energy comes from an activist coalition that views Israel not as an ally, but as the embodiment of Western oppression. This coalition has become extraordinarily effective. It does not merely argue. It intimidates. It does not seek debate. It seeks ideological conformity. Those who refuse are branded racists, colonialists, fascists, or supporters of genocide. Careers are threatened. Institutions retreat. Politicians learn that silence—or worse, agreement—is often the safest political option. The result is that a vocal minority increasingly dictates the boundaries of acceptable opinion. Rahm Emanuel belongs to a different political generation. He comes from the old Democratic establishment. He understands the historic alliance between America and Israel. He understands why Israel matters strategically. He understands the history of Palestinian rejectionism. In his own speech, he acknowledged October 7, acknowledged Hamas' atrocities, and admitted that Israel repeatedly offered peace only to receive terrorism in return. None of that was new. What was new was what came next. Instead of coming to Israel to strengthen the alliance, Emanuel came to lecture Israel. He accused Israel of becoming a diplomatic liability. He warned that unconditional American support must end. He proposed sanctions against Israeli citizens, Israeli officials, companies, and banks connected to settlements. He argued that Israel had become isolated because of its own choices. It sounded less like a speech to Israelis than a campaign message directed at an entirely different audience. That audience was not sitting in the room. It was watching from American campuses, activist organizations, progressive media outlets, and the increasingly influential ideological wing of today's Democratic Party. Israelis do not vote in American elections. The people Emanuel was trying to persuade do. The speech was not really about convincing Israelis. It was about demonstrating to an increasingly anti-Israel political base that he is willing to confront Israel publicly. In other words, he came to Israel to feed the alligator. There is an old saying: When you feed an alligator, you hope it eats you last. That has become the strategy of far too many establishment politicians. Rather than confronting ideological extremism, they accommodate it. Rather than defending long-held principles, they move the line a little further each time, hoping today's concession will prevent tomorrow's attack. History suggests otherwise. The activist coalition that increasingly dominates parts of the Democratic conversation is driven by ideological purity. Every concession becomes the starting point for the next demand. Yesterday's ally becomes today's target for failing the newest ideological test. Rahm Emanuel appears to believe he can stand in both worlds. He can come to Israel, maintain relationships with the pro-Israel establishment, reassure traditional supporters of the alliance, and then deliver a speech harsh enough to convince the activist left that he is one of them. That is an extraordinarily risky political calculation.

Mossad Commentary

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Tucker Carlson shakes his head in disbelief over Jay Jones’ victory in Virginia. “That’s like the scariest thing I can imagine,” Carlson said, referring to Jay Jones becoming Attorney General. Carlson says Jones assuming this role is the “scariest” thing because Jones openly embraces collective punishment, meaning guilt by association for being with the “wrong” tribe. In case you forgot, Jones was caught in text messages saying some of the most vile things ever heard from a politician—fantasizing about killing other politicians and hoping their children die in their mothers’ arms. It's some of the most evil sh*t ever spoken by a politician, and it’s baffling how this man got elected. But again, the whole idea of collective punishment, Carlson says, is a “brain virus” that will destroy this country if left unchecked and “every other society that falls prey to it.”

Tucker Carlson shakes his head in disbelief over Jay Jones’ victory in Virginia. “That’s like the scariest thing I can imagine,” Carlson said, referring to Jay Jones becoming Attorney General. Carlson says Jones assuming this role is the “scariest” thing because Jones openly embraces collective punishment, meaning guilt by association for being with the “wrong” tribe. In case you forgot, Jones was caught in text messages saying some of the most vile things ever heard from a politician—fantasizing about killing other politicians and hoping their children die in their mothers’ arms. It's some of the most evil sh*t ever spoken by a politician, and it’s baffling how this man got elected. But again, the whole idea of collective punishment, Carlson says, is a “brain virus” that will destroy this country if left unchecked and “every other society that falls prey to it.”

Vigilant Fox 🦊

33,345 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten

In his latest rant on his most recent podcast episode, Tucker Carlson said President Trump is going to use nuclear weapons to kill the entire country of Iran and murder 92 million Iranians. Does everyone finally believe me? I told you all last year Tucker is an agent for Islam and a mouthpiece for the Iranian regime and Qatar. He’s also a major Trump hater, and he always has been. Tucker is a major liability to all of his “friends”. Especially his friends with political aspirations in America. They would be wise to cut Tucker off.

In his latest rant on his most recent podcast episode, Tucker Carlson said President Trump is going to use nuclear weapons to kill the entire country of Iran and murder 92 million Iranians. Does everyone finally believe me? I told you all last year Tucker is an agent for Islam and a mouthpiece for the Iranian regime and Qatar. He’s also a major Trump hater, and he always has been. Tucker is a major liability to all of his “friends”. Especially his friends with political aspirations in America. They would be wise to cut Tucker off.

Laura Loomer

245,749 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

🚨EXCLUSIVE FOOTAGE: Tucker Carlson’s lies unmasked after he is seen HUGGING Israeli Airport staff member and posing for photo-despite claiming he was ‘detained’ and ‘hauled’ off by security. Carlson appeared in great spirits while getting the celebrity treatment in Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport VIP lounge- even posing for the photo with a staff member. The fired Fox News host had claimed he was detained upon arrival in the country for an interview with U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee; and called it a “bizarre” experience. “Men who identified themselves as airport security took our passports, hauled our executive producer into a side room and then demanded to know what we spoke to Ambassador Huckabee about.” The new footage, obtained exclusively by Oli London, shows the complete opposite and exposes his false narrative that he spread in an attempt to smear Israel. Carlson also said he had to flee the country immediately afterwards- claims which have also been proven false. A spokesperson from the U.S. embassy in Israel also denied that Carlson was detained. “It is not accurate that Israel only was going to let Tucker into the country for the interview.” Carlson also did not leave the vicinity of the airport despite being offered by various groups, including Christians to visit different part of the country. His refusal to actually visit parts of Israel and meet with different communities has exposed Carlson for his extreme anti-Israel bias for social media clicks. The latest incident has drawn a further spotlight on Tucker Carlson’s increasingly unhinged views, smears against the Middle East’s only democracy and his praise for countries like Russia and Qatar.

🚨EXCLUSIVE FOOTAGE: Tucker Carlson’s lies unmasked after he is seen HUGGING Israeli Airport staff member and posing for photo-despite claiming he was ‘detained’ and ‘hauled’ off by security. Carlson appeared in great spirits while getting the celebrity treatment in Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport VIP lounge- even posing for the photo with a staff member. The fired Fox News host had claimed he was detained upon arrival in the country for an interview with U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee; and called it a “bizarre” experience. “Men who identified themselves as airport security took our passports, hauled our executive producer into a side room and then demanded to know what we spoke to Ambassador Huckabee about.” The new footage, obtained exclusively by Oli London, shows the complete opposite and exposes his false narrative that he spread in an attempt to smear Israel. Carlson also said he had to flee the country immediately afterwards- claims which have also been proven false. A spokesperson from the U.S. embassy in Israel also denied that Carlson was detained. “It is not accurate that Israel only was going to let Tucker into the country for the interview.” Carlson also did not leave the vicinity of the airport despite being offered by various groups, including Christians to visit different part of the country. His refusal to actually visit parts of Israel and meet with different communities has exposed Carlson for his extreme anti-Israel bias for social media clicks. The latest incident has drawn a further spotlight on Tucker Carlson’s increasingly unhinged views, smears against the Middle East’s only democracy and his praise for countries like Russia and Qatar.

Oli London

1,298,274 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

NEW: Tuker Carson (Not Tucker Carlson) says Turning Point USA is “doing a bad job” and says they aren’t equipped to run the organization. He attacked TPUSA for not endorsing Thomas Massie and for what he described as “caring more about Israel and their donors” than the “truth”. Since Charlie Kirk was killed, I’ve been saying that Tucker Carlson is trying to destroy TPUSA which is why he’s more than happy to watch Candace Owens and his guests LIE about Charlie’s assassination, Charlie’s friends, his colleagues and his wife Erika Kirk. Tucker even lied about this a few days ago when he interviewed Alex Bruesewitz 🇺🇸 but Alex was not aggressive enough in pushing back when Tucker claimed he “didn’t know” about any of the nasty things people have been saying about Erika Kirk and TPUSA. Tucker posted the clip of himself badmouthing TPUSA on his official Tucker Carlson TikTok. I’ve been saying since day 1 Tucker wants to destroy TPUSA because it’s evangelical and Tucker wants a new youth organization that is more reminiscent of Hitler Youth or a modern day Madrassa. I warned Charlie before he was killed that Tucker Carlson was bad news. Sadly, Charlie didn’t listen, and now he’s dead and Tucker is trying to destroy TPUSA with Candace. Cc: Tyler Bowyer Andrew Kolvet Blake Neff

NEW: Tuker Carson (Not Tucker Carlson) says Turning Point USA is “doing a bad job” and says they aren’t equipped to run the organization. He attacked TPUSA for not endorsing Thomas Massie and for what he described as “caring more about Israel and their donors” than the “truth”. Since Charlie Kirk was killed, I’ve been saying that Tucker Carlson is trying to destroy TPUSA which is why he’s more than happy to watch Candace Owens and his guests LIE about Charlie’s assassination, Charlie’s friends, his colleagues and his wife Erika Kirk. Tucker even lied about this a few days ago when he interviewed Alex Bruesewitz 🇺🇸 but Alex was not aggressive enough in pushing back when Tucker claimed he “didn’t know” about any of the nasty things people have been saying about Erika Kirk and TPUSA. Tucker posted the clip of himself badmouthing TPUSA on his official Tucker Carlson TikTok. I’ve been saying since day 1 Tucker wants to destroy TPUSA because it’s evangelical and Tucker wants a new youth organization that is more reminiscent of Hitler Youth or a modern day Madrassa. I warned Charlie before he was killed that Tucker Carlson was bad news. Sadly, Charlie didn’t listen, and now he’s dead and Tucker is trying to destroy TPUSA with Candace. Cc: Tyler Bowyer Andrew Kolvet Blake Neff

Laura Loomer

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SOMALILAND - ISRAEL RECOGNITION: A Somaliland cleric in Erigabo on Friday dedicated his sermon to exposing Chinese Communist Party #CCP abuses against Uyghur Muslims in China, at a time when #Somalia’s Mogadishu administration continues to maintain close ties with Beijing. Sheikh Said Arale, a prominent cleric in Sanaag region, also spoke out against #Mogadishu’s attempt to use religious rhetoric to oppose the Ethiopia–Somaliland Memorandum of Understanding in 2024, warning against the politicisation of Islam. He further cautioned against using Islam to incite the public against Israel, stressing that religion should not be exploited for political and extremist mobilisation. The Erigabo imam strongly endorsed Somaliland–Israel recognition, describing it as “a political decision intended to foster cooperation.” He concluded by calling on Somalilanders to remain united and protect peace and stability in their country.

SOMALILAND - ISRAEL RECOGNITION: A Somaliland cleric in Erigabo on Friday dedicated his sermon to exposing Chinese Communist Party #CCP abuses against Uyghur Muslims in China, at a time when #Somalia’s Mogadishu administration continues to maintain close ties with Beijing. Sheikh Said Arale, a prominent cleric in Sanaag region, also spoke out against #Mogadishu’s attempt to use religious rhetoric to oppose the Ethiopia–Somaliland Memorandum of Understanding in 2024, warning against the politicisation of Islam. He further cautioned against using Islam to incite the public against Israel, stressing that religion should not be exploited for political and extremist mobilisation. The Erigabo imam strongly endorsed Somaliland–Israel recognition, describing it as “a political decision intended to foster cooperation.” He concluded by calling on Somalilanders to remain united and protect peace and stability in their country.

Abdalle Ahmed Mumin

15,971 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Tucker Carlson delivered a blunt and confrontational critique on the BBC, arguing that both Britain and the United States are acting under Israeli influence rather than exercising real independence. Asked about Keir Starmer’s decisions during the war, Carlson dismissed the prime minister entirely, stating, “Keir Starmer is every bit as enslaved as Donald Trump is,” adding, “I feel sorry for him as I do for all slaves.” Carlson pointed directly to UK arrests linked to Palestine Action and broader restrictions around pro-Palestine expression, arguing this reflects a deeper political reality. “The British government has banned criticism of Israel. Therefore, it’s not sovereign,” he said. “Britain is not a sovereign country.” The BBC presenter rejected the framing and did not answer questions as to why Palestine Action was banned. Carlson extended the discussion to US policy, detailing that Washington had also been overruled in key moments. “The Israelis prevented us from getting out of it… therefore, they’re in charge,” Carlson said, pointing to the collapse of a ceasefire and continued escalation.

Tucker Carlson delivered a blunt and confrontational critique on the BBC, arguing that both Britain and the United States are acting under Israeli influence rather than exercising real independence. Asked about Keir Starmer’s decisions during the war, Carlson dismissed the prime minister entirely, stating, “Keir Starmer is every bit as enslaved as Donald Trump is,” adding, “I feel sorry for him as I do for all slaves.” Carlson pointed directly to UK arrests linked to Palestine Action and broader restrictions around pro-Palestine expression, arguing this reflects a deeper political reality. “The British government has banned criticism of Israel. Therefore, it’s not sovereign,” he said. “Britain is not a sovereign country.” The BBC presenter rejected the framing and did not answer questions as to why Palestine Action was banned. Carlson extended the discussion to US policy, detailing that Washington had also been overruled in key moments. “The Israelis prevented us from getting out of it… therefore, they’re in charge,” Carlson said, pointing to the collapse of a ceasefire and continued escalation.

Middle East Eye

103,291 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

On September 9th, 2025, the day before he was assassinated, Charlie Kirk warned us that Islam is the sword the Left is using to "slit the throat of America." So why is Tucker Qatarlson Tucker Carlson on the AmFest stage engaging in Dawah and telling conservatives they are evil for opposing Islam and Muslims? This does not honor Charlie's legacy. It spits on it. Tucker sounds disjointed and irrational. TPUSA Turning Point USA is allowing him to push a vision that contradicts everything Charlie warned us about. If they don't get their messaging under control immediately, Turning Point is going to crash and burn.

On September 9th, 2025, the day before he was assassinated, Charlie Kirk warned us that Islam is the sword the Left is using to "slit the throat of America." So why is Tucker Qatarlson Tucker Carlson on the AmFest stage engaging in Dawah and telling conservatives they are evil for opposing Islam and Muslims? This does not honor Charlie's legacy. It spits on it. Tucker sounds disjointed and irrational. TPUSA Turning Point USA is allowing him to push a vision that contradicts everything Charlie warned us about. If they don't get their messaging under control immediately, Turning Point is going to crash and burn.

Laura Loomer

105,925 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

Oscar-winning actor Javier Bardem told Mehdi Hasan on Zeteo that the world is increasingly rallying behind Palestine as Israel's genocidal actions in Gaza have become impossible to ignore. Bardem argued that the growing worldwide support for Palestine is a direct response to the atrocities witnessed in Gaza and the West Bank, saying that "anybody with minimal common sense understands that that is wrong." Discussing the political backdrop to the Spain–Argentina World Cup final, he also criticised Argentine President Javier Milei for openly aligning himself with Benjamin Netanyahu and far-right Israeli leaders, saying it was unfair to present Argentina as represented by those figures. Bardem stressed that Netanyahu, Ben-Gvir, and the Israeli cabinet do not represent Jewish people and warned against antisemitism, while insisting that criticism of the Israeli government is both legitimate and necessary. The actor said younger generations are driving a historic shift in public opinion because they are witnessing Israel's actions in real time and are increasingly demanding accountability, justice, and an end to the impunity enjoyed by Israel's leadership on the world stage.

Oscar-winning actor Javier Bardem told Mehdi Hasan on Zeteo that the world is increasingly rallying behind Palestine as Israel's genocidal actions in Gaza have become impossible to ignore. Bardem argued that the growing worldwide support for Palestine is a direct response to the atrocities witnessed in Gaza and the West Bank, saying that "anybody with minimal common sense understands that that is wrong." Discussing the political backdrop to the Spain–Argentina World Cup final, he also criticised Argentine President Javier Milei for openly aligning himself with Benjamin Netanyahu and far-right Israeli leaders, saying it was unfair to present Argentina as represented by those figures. Bardem stressed that Netanyahu, Ben-Gvir, and the Israeli cabinet do not represent Jewish people and warned against antisemitism, while insisting that criticism of the Israeli government is both legitimate and necessary. The actor said younger generations are driving a historic shift in public opinion because they are witnessing Israel's actions in real time and are increasingly demanding accountability, justice, and an end to the impunity enjoyed by Israel's leadership on the world stage.

Middle East Eye

559,207 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Norman Finkelstein says Candace Owens is a not a political menace and that 70% of what Tucker Carlson says is true in his interview with Hasan "I don't consider Candace Owens a political menace..she carries around prejudices about Jews, as a I say, everybody carries around prejudices about everybody" "I think 70% of what Tucker Carlson says is true..but when he starts going off and saying that Israel is trying to destroy the US bc it wants to enter into a partnership with India, I just raise my eyes" "I'm not gonna say Tucker Carlson is an antisemite..I didn't say it with Candace Owens either" "I've noticed that ppl are very critical of what I've said about Tucker Carlson bc I'm kind of ruining the fun. The fun is everybody thinks they're so brave and courageous attacking Israel. It takes exactly zero courage right now to attack Israel, I think it takes a certain amount of courage to defend it..it has shifted quite dramatically"

Norman Finkelstein says Candace Owens is a not a political menace and that 70% of what Tucker Carlson says is true in his interview with Hasan "I don't consider Candace Owens a political menace..she carries around prejudices about Jews, as a I say, everybody carries around prejudices about everybody" "I think 70% of what Tucker Carlson says is true..but when he starts going off and saying that Israel is trying to destroy the US bc it wants to enter into a partnership with India, I just raise my eyes" "I'm not gonna say Tucker Carlson is an antisemite..I didn't say it with Candace Owens either" "I've noticed that ppl are very critical of what I've said about Tucker Carlson bc I'm kind of ruining the fun. The fun is everybody thinks they're so brave and courageous attacking Israel. It takes exactly zero courage right now to attack Israel, I think it takes a certain amount of courage to defend it..it has shifted quite dramatically"

yeet

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"We have to remove Islam from every single place." Kellie-Jay Keen, who describes herself as a women’s rights activist, is facing strong criticism after publicly making racist remarks during a Tommy Robinson–organised rally in London, calling for Islam to be removed from public institutions, including classrooms, official offices and public buildings. In her speech, she said "it's not too late to get Islam out of our classrooms" and described it as "absolutely vital" to remove Islam from "every single place" in order to "save this country." Critics have condemned the comments as promoting the forced exclusion of an entire religion from public life, arguing the language goes beyond political debate and into religious hate speech. Some have also said the reaction highlights a double standard in how hate and extremist rhetoric is treated depending on which faith is being targeted, pointing to the expectation of a far stronger national response if similar language were directed at other religious faiths. The remarks have intensified scrutiny of Keen’s public role and the nature of her activism, with opponents questioning the consistency between her stated advocacy and the hate rhetoric used in public statements.

"We have to remove Islam from every single place." Kellie-Jay Keen, who describes herself as a women’s rights activist, is facing strong criticism after publicly making racist remarks during a Tommy Robinson–organised rally in London, calling for Islam to be removed from public institutions, including classrooms, official offices and public buildings. In her speech, she said "it's not too late to get Islam out of our classrooms" and described it as "absolutely vital" to remove Islam from "every single place" in order to "save this country." Critics have condemned the comments as promoting the forced exclusion of an entire religion from public life, arguing the language goes beyond political debate and into religious hate speech. Some have also said the reaction highlights a double standard in how hate and extremist rhetoric is treated depending on which faith is being targeted, pointing to the expectation of a far stronger national response if similar language were directed at other religious faiths. The remarks have intensified scrutiny of Keen’s public role and the nature of her activism, with opponents questioning the consistency between her stated advocacy and the hate rhetoric used in public statements.

Middle East Eye

79,601 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten