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Nick Fuentes has repeatedly voiced antisemitic claims ranging from Holocaust minimization or denial, to asserting Jewish control of finance, media and politics, to saying Jews “have no place in Wester...
The earliest public reporting that crystallized the modern “rape allegation” narrative about Martin Luther King Jr. traces to historian David J. Garrow’s 2019 article in Standpoint, which relied on FB...
Rumors that Nick Fuentes is secretly Jewish stem from disputes, trolling, and the broader online ecosystem around his virulent antisemitism; reporting shows Fuentes is an outspoken antisemite who atta...
Nick Fuentes has repeatedly made public antisemitic statements — including calling Jews a “transnational gang,” invoking Holocaust minimization, and labeling “organized Jewry” or “Zionist Jews” as ene...
Nick Fuentes is widely described in the reporting as a far‑right, white‑nationalist influencer who leads the “Groypers” and promotes antisemitic, anti‑immigrant, anti‑feminist and socially conservativ...
Nick Fuentes has repeatedly made overtly antisemitic statements: calling “Zionist Jews” enemies of the conservative movement, saying Jews “have no place in Western civilization,” comparing Judaism to ...
Claims that “Jews control the media” and related conspiracies have been repeatedly documented as a recurring antisemitic trope since 2020 and correlate with spikes in online hate and real‑world incide...
A growing body of international legal and expert opinion concludes that Israel’s conduct in Gaza meets the legal definition of genocide, while Israel and allied voices reject that characterization and...
Available reporting and reference entries identify Nick Fuentes’s full given name as Nicholas Joseph (often shortened to “Nick”) Fuentes and list his birthdate as August 18, 1998, born in the Chicago ...
Nick Fuentes’ “America First” movement grew from his online show and organized events—most notably the America First Political Action Conference (AFPAC)—and taps a younger far‑right audience called “G...
Nick Fuentes was removed from multiple major platforms primarily over repeated hate-speech and antisemitic statements, with platforms citing violations of their policies on hate and dangerous content;...
Claims that “Jews control mainstream media” are contradicted by reporting and research showing major U.S. news outlets are owned by large multinational corporations and a small set of conglomerates (e...
Available reporting documents repeated, public anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric from Nick Fuentes — including calling homosexuality “disgusting” and organizing a movement hostile to LGBTQ+ rights — but the provid...
Nick Fuentes is widely described in the provided reporting as a white nationalist who has repeatedly promoted variants of the “replacement” or “white genocide” conspiracy and other racist and antisemi...
Nick Fuentes has repeatedly promoted language and policies that watchdogs and major outlets link directly to the “Great Replacement” conspiracy — describing non‑white immigration as an existential thr...
Nick Fuentes is widely described in mainstream reporting as a white nationalist and an antisemitic figure whose rhetoric includes praise for Hitler, calls for Jews as a group to be expelled or blamed,...
Major academic and advocacy sources treat the claim “Jews control US media” as a longstanding antisemitic conspiracy theory, not an evidence‑based finding; organizations such as the Anti‑Defamation Le...
Public awareness that antisemitic, white‑supremacist and Nazi‑linked propaganda is a problem increased in 2025, reflected in multiple surveys and high‑profile controversies, while public rejection was...
Georgia’s official post‑2020 tallies — the initial machine tabulation, a hand‑count risk‑limiting audit (RLA), and a machine recount — produced highly similar totals for Fulton County and for the stat...
Nick Fuentes has repeatedly made public statements and delivered speeches that mainstream reporters and extremist-monitoring organizations identify as white nationalist and, at times, explicitly neo‑N...