YAF fires Michelle Malkin for supporting Holocaust denier

Nick Fuentes is an anti-Semitic, white supremacist bigot whose admirers are no different. In 2017 he took part in the Charlottesville rally known as "Unite the Right." It probably should have replaced the word "right" with "white."

Following the rally, Fuentes praised the "tidal wave of white identity." On his video Internet program America First, he has denied the Holocaust and called for the return to racial segregation saying, "Even if it was bad, who cares?" referring to the Jim Crow laws of the south.

Since October, Fuentes fanatics attended conservative college talks organized by Young America Foundation (YAF), a conservative group and Turning Point USA. The mission of the Fuentes attendees was to heckle the speakers and disrupt their speeches, lest the speakers make good points that challenge the hateful ones of the Fuentes mob.

The activists refer to themselves as 'Groypers' – as a nod to a Pepe the Frog-like toad meme adopted by the most extreme internet white nationalists and originating on 4Chan, a white supremacist site. The Groypers typically ask questions about the US support of Israel as a way to mainstream their anti-Semitism within the conservative movement.

Right wing columnist Michelle Malkin, a former Fox News contributor, and a speaker at YAF presentations, has been dropped by YAF over her support of Fuentes. Her firing exemplifies the latest response in ongoing conflicts of Fuentes supporters and establishment conservatives such as Ben Shapiro, Charlie Kirk and Candace Owens.

Malkin has praised Fuentes and referred to him in a recent speech as "one of the New Right leaders," before calling on establishment conservatives to engage with them.

She displayed the full extent of her support in a speech for YAF delivered on November 14, which she addressed to "the young men and women of this country who identify as America First conservatives."

This is how the Fuentes mob conflates white nationalism with the conservative movement.

Malkin continued: "Another YAF speaker, Ben Shapiro, repeatedly denigrated an entire movement of young men who watch a YouTuber named Nick Fuentes, and are seeking answers to tough questions about where America is headed as masturbating losers in their basements who share memes. As a mom with brilliant right-thinking kids who, yes, live in my basement – and, yes, share memes – I found these obsessive references to young people’s dating lives and habits, by prominent conservative media personalities much older than their targets, to be tellingly defensive and touchy. Also: creepy.

"I will not be using my platform and my position to insult you, marginalize you, and shout you down."

But she will attack an orthodox Jew, Ben Shapiro, for not falling in lockstep with her fellow anti-Semites.

YAF's tolerance toward Malkin appeared to have run out three days after that speech, when they tweeted a post distancing themselves from her views, although they didn't mention her by name.

"Immigration is a vital issue that deserves robust debate. But there is no room in mainstream conservatism or at YAF for Holocaust deniers, white nationalists, street brawlers, or racists," they said.

Malkin responded:

"The Keepers of the Gate have spoken. #AmericaFirst is not "mainstream." My defense of unjustly prosecuted Proud Boys, patriotic young nationalists/groypers & demographic truth-tellers must not be tolerated. SPLC is cheering." 

The Southern Poverty Law Center is an American, far-left, nonprofit legal advocacy organization that, according to its website, "battles racial and social injustice." But mostly it battles true conservatives.

The spat drew the attention of conservative commentators including the Daily Wire's Matt Walsh, who tweeted:

"Hi @michellemalkin. Fuentes called me a "race traitor" and "f*ggot" because I "work for Jews." He also said that black people who complained about segregation needed to "grow up." How do you feel about these statements? And in what way are they "America First"?"

In response Malkin replied with a link to a transcript of the speech she gave on the 14th.

Ironically, Malkin's parents are Filipino immigrants. One hardly wonders just what Fuentes thinks of them.

And while we're at it, isn't it ironic how the left quickly blames President Trump for the crimes of white supremacists but refuse to censure their party's open anti-Semites: Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib? Trump is no racist nor anti-Semitic.


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Ohio prof fired for anti-Semitic Facebook posts

After "extensive consideration" [and probably fear of BLM reprisals] the Board of Trustees at Oberlin College fired Ass. Prof. of Rhetoric and Composition Joy Karega for anti-Semitic social media rants.

The Ass. Prof. came under fire after a series of anti-Semitic Facebook posts in which she blamed Israel and Jews for 9-11, the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack and the creation of ISIS. She was also planning to make a case that Jews across the world have caused global warming, AIDS and snow in Hawaii. 

For more on this moron, go here.

Marvin Krislov Oberlin's president, initially defended Karega's freedom of speech until he realized that it was going to cause him a problem, and then, after a "comprehensive review" and recommendations from multiple commttees and his input, the Board of Trustees voted to fire Karega for "failing to meet the academic standards" that Oberlin requires of its faculty and students.

"Dr. [really] Karega attacked her colleagues when they challenged inconsistencies in her description of the connection between her postings and her scholarship," the board said in a statement released Wednesday.

The anti-Semitic Karega told FoxNews.com that her social media posts were taken out of their original context and "grossly misrepresented" in published reports. She then went into a rant about how she is the victim and if it wasn't for Jews, this would be a non-issue. 

Conservative columnist Michelle Malkin, an Oberlin alum, called for Karega's firing in March. She said she was glad to see Oberlin finally take action. "Good riddance to Joy Karega," she said. "She was an untenured and unhinged loon whose anti-Semitic diatribes and barely literate social media rantings shamed Oberlin and all of American higher education."

Malkin said that when she studied at Oberlin, she saw similar Israel-bashing and anti-Semitism, and a "stubborn intolerance of diverse political viewpoints."

Ass. Prof. Karega vowed to fight the ruling. She used the "blame them for what they're blaming me for" strategy:

"I will challenge the college's decision and assault on my substantive rights through all the avenues I have available to me. The Oberlin community doesn't deserve this racist, arbitrary attack which has damaged the name and reputation of 'Oberlin.'"

Calling Karega out for what she actually posted and then her denying it, doesn't make it go away. Hopefully she will go away and maybe take up a different occupation. Perhaps she can become a leader in the BDS movement--it's right up her alley.


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Illegal Aliens and the "Journalists" Who Love Them

As the saying goes: calling an illegal alien an undocumented immigrant is like calling a drug dealer an unlicensed pharmacist. Words have meaning; words count.

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Jose A. Vargas, a former Washington Post reporter, was one of the first who cried out against calling illegal aliens in that term. Instead, he openly declared himself an "undocumented immigrant," and the leftist press cheered him on. According to Michelle Malkin,(The Open-Borders “Journalists” Who Banned “Illegal Immigrant,” Creator's Syndicate, 2013) however, Vargas had fake documents up the wazoo, including a fake passport with false name, fake green card and a Social Security card that his grandfather doctored for him. Guess documenting runs in the family--illegal documents, that is. 

The Associated Press (Ass Press, for short), has taken the term "illegal alien" out of its  style book. You can't say "an illegal" either, unless it's in a direct quote.

Malkin believes that there may soon come a time when "border crossers, illegal visa overstayers, illegal deportatoin evaders, document fraudsters and illegal alien traffickers are referred to as "our fellow Americans." Without the quotation marks. Mark my words."

So, as long as we're not going to call people who cross the US border from a foreign country without documentation and who are breaking US law, illegal aliens, why should we call people who supposedly report the news in a fair, balanced and unbiased way, "journalists" when it's obvious they are merely shills for the vast left wing conspiracy? As Jay Leno said, "they will no longer be called 'illegal immigrants", they will now be called 'undocumented Democrats." Many a truth has been said in jest.

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