Tucker Carlson is facing backlash from Israeli supporters, who are labeling him an “antisemite” after he described the Pharisees as “sitting around eating hummus” while plotting Christ’s crucifixion.

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  1. And how many of these “Israeli supporters” are labeling Tucker “antisemitic” for denouncing the Synagogue of Satan…how many are “Christian” Zionists? Hmmmmmmmm…..

  2. Tucker’s been “eating hummus” ever since he started wearing his Kabbalah bracelet. Many, many years of hummus eating.

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    1. BOOM! Right on target galen! So many people are fooled by these controlled-op media talking heads when they start saying SOME of what they want to hear. Add a big scoop of christianity & other mind-virus religious cr@p in there & the blind little lambs everywhere start doing what they usually do – following along & “believing” instead of digging a little deeper & finding the REAL TRUTH! And when I say that be aware that I’m not just talking about the ones who agree with what he’s saying – the injection of the religious cr@p is carefully crafted to be the prefect “matrix” reinforcement for ALL “believers” regardless of whether you love or hate this Fu*cker! It always is – in EVERYTHING!

        1. Haha! Ok galen 🙂 I do like a bit of folk music now & then if it’s done by genuine “folk” 😉

          Not so sure about the mention of workers collectives, red cards, etc in the comments though! 😮

          To be clear for anyone reading, I’m not an “atheist” or an “agnostic” or any other BS label that attempts to classify me as part of any either/or D&C virtual “side”. In case you didn’t already guess I ain’t no “believer” either. ALL of that stuff & nonsense is for people who allow themselves to be shuffled into pigeon-holes & led by others – there definitely ain’t no two ways around that if you REALLY & CLEARLY “think” about it without ANY biases for a short time (long time or study/research not required at all for basic understanding here!).

          1. I understand, Nate. The activists for justice in the early days were very different than today’s commies. Most of them just wanted to eat. But as is the case with so many causes, infiltration happens, co-opting comes in, and a just cause is steered toward the state, toward control. Good hearts get swept away by cunning and greedy ones.

            As for believers and non-believers… I just say each has his or her own transcendental experiences. The sacredness of one’s own mind is where it all takes place. I’ve come to accept that life comes stocked with many unknowns and the universes is very, very, very big. Bigger. Someone once told me to just for a minute sit back and consider infinity and after I was all done doing that to then put it in a box. In other words, you can’t stop going. No end in sight. Like when you’re a kid laying in bed at night and you know that if you just keep counting long enough you’ll eventually get to the last number. Seven zillion eight hundred and ninety two. Seven zillion eight hundred and ninety three. And so on. But no last number. Damn. Some say maybe it (existence) all ends up with mathematical precision, and then on to music.

            So I just had to conclude that the mind is a lot like the infinite universe, full of unknowns, surprises, traps, doubts, and occasional certainties. Old hippies used to say love is the answer. I tend to agree, even though many times, especially in these times, love has to be so damn tough. Love has to be a warrior. Love has to bring down liars, cheats, genociders, and traitors. Anyhow, I believe because I get some help from believing and wouldn’t want to waste such a resource.

            🙂

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          2. Oh I agree with a lot of what you say galen (“believe” me LOL!). Anyway, I just wrote a multi-paragraph comment in reply but then decided after quite some time to delete it & keep it as bare bones as possible without all the accompanying stuff that we could all add in as per our own life’s journies.

            There are things we know.
            There are things we don’t know.
            Some things unknown can become known.
            Some things unknown can NEVER be known.
            “Belief” is not realistically a third option or a bridge between knowing & not knowing or a way to arrive at the truth that let’s you know what you previously didn’t know.
            Therefore “belief” is akin to “hope” & “faith”. They are quite literally NOT knowing.
            To put it in clinical mathematical probability terminology –
            Knowing = 100%
            “Believing” = Not even possible to rank ie. could be 0% or literally anything else.

            These are just the base facts as I see them. Anything else is literally just a discussion or debate you could have forever… 🙂

          3. What? You don’t actually know the entire truth of the nature of existence?!! I’d have thought that surely by now you would have it all figured out.

            Ha, Nate. Just kidding. I’ve settled into living among myths and mysteries. And in terms of philosophical considerations, fantasy just might be very underrated.

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          4. And yet again, I can not disagree galen! I love the myths & legends of my own ancestors & can have an appreciation for those of others. Fantasy? Possibly, I don’t “know” lol!

            I forgot to add one important thought. We can all still be optimistic without having to resort to “belief”, “hope” or “faith” – I call those 3 the weakness or fall-back trifecta because realistically they are built out of no-thing rather that a known thing. Optimism should be built on the observation that there is tangible potential to be tapped. Usually that is “known” because the observer has experience with tapping one’s own potential or experiencing or assisting others to tap theirs.

            We could just be playing a word game here & one could just say “f*ck off with all that wordy BS!” to everything I’ve said. It’s all good & I feel that way myself sometimes but in this time we live in we should all be aware of just how weaponized language is. Words = Sword, the magic “spell”, NLP, etc, etc, etc. Even if we don’t all fully understand the extent of the literary methods being used against us I’d rather be using strong, independent & meaningful words than weak, subservient, (mostly) meaningless ones. I’ll end by saying though that I think the old adage also rings true – actions speak louder than words!

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