Implicit Whiteness and “anti-Semitic conspiracy theories” at the Charlie Kirk memorial
I listened to much of the memorial service for Kirk. It definitely had the feeling of a Christian religious revival. Every speaker commented on Kirk’s intense Christian religious beliefs and there were calls for people to get more involved with Christianity. The memorial began with Christian music and it was striking to see people swaying and lifting their arms up to heaven as if they were in church. Marco Rubio talked about the Resurrection and the Ascension. Sebastian Gor, who has a Jewish mother, talked about Western Civilization as the source of all science and innovation—and obviously something to be proud of. Stephen Miller, also Jewish, did the same, echoing Prof. Ricardo Duchesne’s Greatness and Ruin. He did so without getting into the Judeo-Christian garbage, a phrase that is clearly the result of Jewish academic and media activism. His speech recieved quite a bit of attention (video here):
Our enemies cannot comprehend our strength, our determination, our resolve, our passion, our lineage and our legacy hails back to Athens to Rome to Philadelphia to Monticello. Our ancestors built the cities, they produced the art and architecture, they built the industry. …
What do you [the left] have? You have nothing. You are nothing. You are wickedness. You are jealousy, you are envy, you are hatred. You are nothing. You can build nothing. You can produce nothing. You can create nothing. We are the ones who build. We are the ones who create. We are the ones who lift up humanity. …
You have no idea the dragon you have awakened. You have no idea how determined we will be to save this civilization, to save the West, to save this republic, because our children are strong and our grandchildren will be strong, and our children’s children’s children will be strong. …
And what will you leave behind? Nothing. Nothing to our enemies. You have nothing to give. You have nothing to offer. You have nothing to share but bitterness. We have beauty. We have light, we have goodness, we have determination, we have vision, we have strength.
Other important themes:
- Courage. Kirk said he wanted to be remembered for his faith and his courage. Not being Christian, my interpretation is that we have to have faith in our ability to enact change, that no matter how bleak things are at present, they will change. We must believe that we are on the right side of history, and that takes courage, because it won’t be easy. Courage is much-needed among dissidents still being routinely harassed and hounded out of respectable society.
- Encouraging young people to get married and have families. Especially men. Another critically important message in these times of cultural decline and plummeting fertility. Of course, as F. Roger Devlin emphasizes, the laws surrounding marriage are very much against men, so many are making a rational decision to avoid marriage. We think of pre-nups being for rich people, but seems like a good idea for everyone, especially men.
- Implicit Whiteness. The only Black speaker was Ben Carson. No LGBTQ+ people, even as tokens—so different from Republican gatherins where non-Whites and queers are given conspiculous places in an effort to showcase “inclusiveness.” And the two Jews that I was aware of being Jews extolled Western Civilization.
Tucker Carlson provided another highpoint, much noticed by Jewish activists (here’s his speech and a compendium of his interviews with Kirk emphasizing Kirk on “God, Christianity, and hope”). It seems a stretch to suppose that Carlson was hinting that Israel was behind the assassination, as many of these activists do, but there’s a lot of Jewish paranoia out there right now—understandable given Israeli genocide of Palestinians and the damage that has done to the “Jews as eternal victims” narrative, Europeans calling for a Palestinian state largely because of the genocide, Kirk’s declining support for Israel, and Carlson’s record of making statements and interviewing people that Jews don’t like, such as Darryl Cooper. His speech has exacerbated Jewish hostility.
JTA: Tucker Carlson tells story about murder of Jesus at Charlie Kirk’s memorial, igniting criticism
Carlson likened Kirk to Jesus — and his assassin to those who killed the man worshipped by billions of Christians. Recounting what he said was “my favorite story ever,” Carlson said:
So it’s about 2,000 years ago in Jerusalem, and Jesus shows up and he starts talking about the people in power, and he starts doing the worst thing that you can do, which is telling the truth about people, and they hate it, and they just go bonkers. They hate it, and they become obsessed with making him stop: ‘This guy’s got to stop talking. We’ve got to shut this guy up.’
And I can just sort of picture the scene in a lamp-lit room with a bunch of guys sitting around eating hummus, thinking about — what do we do about this guy telling the truth about us? We must make him stop talking. And there’s always one guy with the bright idea, and I can just hear him say, “I’ve got an idea. Why don’t we just kill him? That’ll shut him up, that’ll fix the problem.”
It doesn’t work that way. It doesn’t work that way.
For many listening, including right-wing Jews who admired Kirk, the link between the story and the contemporary allegation against Israel was clear.
Some Jewish voices said Carlson, who laughed as he told the story, was invoking antisemitic ideas that have long fueled Christian violence against Jews. Several also noted that hummus was not traditionally eaten in ancient Jerusalem, for them making Carlson’s reference a clear dogwhistle about contemporary Israel.
“Tucker Carlson pushed an antisemitic trope, painting the Pharisees as ‘sitting around eating hummus’ plotting Christ’s crucifixion — then comparing it to people supposedly silencing Charlie Kirk by killing him, as if Jews killed Kirk the way they killed Christ,” tweeted Adam King, who goes by “Awesome Jew” on the show he hosts on Infowars.
“I’m not a person who sees dog whistles quickly or readily, but I sure as s— saw it in Tucker’s speech,” tweeted the conservative commentator Bethany Mandel. She noted that President Donald Trump had included Tel Aviv among the places where Kirk had been mourned, adding, “There is a fight for the soul of the conservative movement.”
“Tucker Carlson Hints at Baseless, Antisemitic Conspiracy Theory of Jews Killing Charlie Kirk at Funeral Service,” read a headline on Belaaz, a right-wing Jewish news site. The site said it had “reached out to two influential Jewish leaders with personal ties to President Trump, and both declined to comment.” It did not name the leaders.
It was not only Jews drawing the connection: The Quds News Network, a Palestinian network, meanwhile, tweeted a video of the speech with the description, “Tucker Carlson suggests Israeli involvement in Charlie Kirk’s death during TPUSA’s memorial for its late founder.”
The most prominent voices amplifying the theory that Israel was behind Kirk’s murder, which authorities have attributed to a 22-year-old Utah man who they say has confessed, have been Carlson; Candace Owens, who has long amplified antisemitic and anti-Israel ideas; and Nick Fuentes, a streamer who made a point of goading Kirk to be more antisemitic and anti-Israel.
Mark Dubowitz of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, a pro-Israel group, tweeted that he was distressed by Carlson’s speech.
“Tucker Carlson used the memorial for Charlie Kirk — a passionate friend of Israel & the Jewish people — to spread antisemitic blood libels,” Dubowitz wrote. “I knew his father, Richard Carlson, Vice-Chair at FDD who strongly supported Jews & Israel. I just can’t fathom what happened to Tucker.”
Max Abrahms, a political scientist focusing on terrorism who is a Republican, tweeted that he was most unnerved by Carlson’s prominence within the party. Carlson took the same stage as Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance and multiple prominent Republican lawmakers.
“There was a time when Tucker was known for debating” Abrahms wrote. “Now he’s known for dog whistles, blaming everything on Jews, heaping praise on fake-historian Hitler apologists, apologizing to the Bin Laden terrorist family, denying Hamas is a terrorist group, siding with Islamist terrorists, and pretending Russians enjoy a higher standard of living than Americans.”
He added, “What concerns me isn’t Tucker. What concerns me is this un-American toxicity is so welcomed in the Republican Party.”
A Kansas Reform rabbi, Sam Stern, responded, “As long as he is welcomed, will we be?” Abrahms responded: “Your question answers itself.”…
No brown people? Ben Carson, Marco Robio, and Tulsi Gabbard are all “brown”.
I didn’t realize Carson was a speaker.
“I listened to much of the memorial service for Kirk. It definitely had the feeling of a Christian religious revival.”
That’s exactly why I didn’t watch a single second of it. Besides, I couldn’t stand that guy anyway. I’ve never watched a single video with him in it. You’re guaranteed not to have missed anything in life.
You have to trust your intuition. I think it’s a mockery to puff up this guy and hype him up like that, an insult to all the white victims who die every day at the hands of the Jew-initiated “brownification”.
Has anyone seen this comment by Kirk: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3wUq3t9f6ug&t=25s&pp=2AEZkAIB
Kirk says Israel will ethnically cleanse all the Palestinians. Then he suggests that Netanyahu may have known of the Hamas attack that started the war, but ordered the military to stand down, kind of like Pearl Harbor, so Netanyahu could have an excuse to kill off all the Palestinians.
Swaying – like a Pentecostal Revival. No snake-handlers or jungle drums, but just a big televised showboat.
God is in people’s imagination. There is no Jesus sitting up there at the right hand of his father, and his mother is not the queen of a non-existent heaven.
What the “New Testament” says about Jesus and the Jews is all centuries out of date, but sad impacts continue.
The Churches will not resist multi-faith immigration because of gaslit guilt and self-induced altruism (vide Nietzsche).
The “Bible”, the Talmud, the Quran have a lot (of lives) to answer for.
Rt.com is now saying that Robinson is a patsy: https://www.rt.com/news/625179-americans-question-more-about-kirk/
@ “Anon”
That’s what the Russian propaganda agency said about Lee Harvey Oswald but this time there will be a trial (hopefully).
I don’t value the word “propaganda,” it’s too vague, like “racism.” Either content is factual or fraudulent or a mix of both. To me, it seems that Rt.com is clearly a mix of both. I do think that its contents are directly controlled by Putin, and I think it’s government owned too, as opposed to a contracted company?
On a separate note, ‘Largest NEH Grant in History’ Awarded to Jewish Org to Counter ‘Pathology of Antisemitism,’ Teach Talmud:
https://www.informationliberation.com/?id=65039
P.S. Roland “Govinda” https://www.youtube.com/@rolandsvolkskunde/videos
So Tucker has pissed off the jews. Boo hoo. At this point every figure on the right that has any integrity has not only become redpilled on the JQ but is speaking out. I never thought it would happen in my lifetime, but the slaughter in Gaza did what all of us could not do no matter how much truth we spoke.
And while I was not a fan of Kirk, I think it’s wonderful that he is displacing MLK as the most prominent martyr in America.
Whatever the truth of the Jesus story, he is quoted as making some very strong statements criticising the Jewish religion. And the rabbis are portrayed as evil murderers and liars. It’s true that there has been a 2,000 year tradition of Jews infiltrating Christianity. They are probably the source of the occasional pro-Jewish remark attributed to JC.
Almost every element of Christianity appeared before JC was born. AFAIK, the only unique, unprecedented thing that he did was a to gather a dozen of his closest friends and perform the Whipping in the Temple.
Even if he never existed, the criticisms in the New Testament are as insulting today as they were back then. Israel Shahak tells us that even the mention of the JC name makes some Jews very angry. Angry people make mistakes.
Israelis are still controlling official Christianity. But the Whipping in the Temple has not been censored yet.
Sample statement to make to pro-Israelis: “I’m not christian. But, on free speech grounds, I support the right of Christians to peaceably assemble outside the local synagogue and re-enact the Whipping, using volunteers, and to quote JC’s anti-Jewish statements. Do you agree?”
@ ganainm
All the New Testament documents belong to the first century (see John Robinson’s chronology revision). The relationship of Jesus to Judaism and to hostile scribes and temple politicians is complicated, and Paul of Tarsus likewise. We are dealing here with a real person, regarded by opponents as a Galilean magician. The temple incident which inspired Hitler provoked renewed agitation for his death as a provocative nuisance (Luke 4.29, John 8.59). The gospel narratives themselves are influenced and shaped by “external” sources, Mark from Homer and John from Osiris mythology. The present Chief Rabbi of Britain has complained about Christians who dare attempt to convert Jews (“they regard us as prey”). Why bother?
How do we deal with today’s Money Temple of the Ellisons, Bierichs, Brandts, Zuckerbergs, etc.?
What killed CK was the straw that broke the Jew Camel’s back,- Charlie’s embarkation on the path that would eventually lead to giving White Advocacy activists the microphones and allowing them to defend themselves against the attacks of Jew Mafia liars.
That would have been like putting Scheerson in the ring against Vosgröne in the middle of Jerusalem. All hell would have broken loose.
I believe CK was undoubtedly the most sincere one in his organization. Charismatic attraction flows from ascetically generated magnetism. The Jews have nothing and know it. Their only recourse is remorseless murder. Trump anid his coterie of cowards fear what Jews will do to their families if not to themselves personally and CK serves as.much a warning to Trump as it does contain White Consciousness.