Nick Fuentes

It gets moved to the center and it becomes unignorable if you're consistent.

So...

this is a couple of months down the line, you know, first they would try to dissuade me from asking questions because I was friends with a lot of the Daily Wire writers, not just Cassie Dillon, but many of them, many of them were Jewish.

And I would ask them point blank, I would say, so why do we give Israel all this money?

$3.8 billion per year, what is that for?

And they would say, well, you know, there's a really good answer for that, but you're asking it in the wrong way.

You're asking it in an anti-Semitic way.

and say, I'm just, I'm asking for the proof.

You know, what's the argument there?

And so first it was the sort of argument

hey man, could you kind of tone it down?

Maybe just don't bring that up so much.

But I was persistent because at this time I was genuinely inquisitive.

I wanted to know, is there an actual reason?

And I was actually expecting that there was a really good reason for all of it.

And the more that I read, the more that I dug into the subject, the more I found out there's a lot of these neocon Jewish types behind the Iraq war.

There's the foreign aid complex, which is really unique.

There's APAC, which is this intense foreign lobby where it's bipartisan.

It seems to be the only thing that the parties can agree on.

And so it just made me burn more with curiosity.