Tucker Carlson’s new crusade against Christian Zionists

[Michie]

Tucker Carlson’s recent interview with Nick Fuentes is another clear articulation of what Tucker is trying to do to the American right. Carlson knew exactly who Fuentes is and what he represents. He gave a platform to a man who openly admires Hitler, denies the Holocaust, and preaches white supremacism dressed up as “Christian traditionalism.” That was the point. The goal wasn’t to debate Fuentes. It was to mainstream him, to test how far this poison could spread inside the conservative movement, and to drive a wedge between Jews and Christians.

Ever since he left Fox News, Carlson has not been shy about his disdain for Israel and for Christians who support it. In his interview with Fuentes, he said he hates Christian Zionists more than anyone else and called their beliefs “heresy.” Think about that. A man who claims to defend Western civilization now mocks the very faith tradition that built it. He is trying to turn Christians against the Jewish people, to convince them that standing with Israel is a betrayal of Christ. It has never been clearer that Tucker doesn’t know his Bible.

Moreover, by hosting Fuentes, Tucker is stabbing TPUSA in the back. Nick Fuentes was an enemy of TPUSA. And now, just a short time after Charlie Kirk was assassinated, Tucker, who claims to be one of Charlie’s closest friends, hosts one of Charlie’s enemies.

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Tucker Carlson’s new crusade against Christian Zionists

Tucker Carlson s recent interview with Nick Fuentes is another clear articulation of what Tucker is trying to do to the American right

www.christianpost.com

 

[NBB]

i've seen a surge in posts in youtube like 'the painter was right' kind of, and 'juices this and that'
but a lot of them, where that people came from.

 

[Clare73]

Keeping in mind God has only one people in the world; i.e., those in Christ.

Everyone else is on the same footing; i.e., condemnation apart from faith in Christ.
Those who deny Christ are not God's people, they are God's enemies.
There are no carve-outs for anyone not in Christ through faith in him (Jn 3:18).

According to the apostolic teaching (Ro 11:23) of Christ (Lk 10:16), Israel's destiny is to be grafted back into the one tree/people of God, the church, IF (not "when") they do not persist in unbelief.

 

[eleos1954]

Tucker Carlson’s recent interview with Nick Fuentes is another clear articulation of what Tucker is trying to do to the American right. Carlson knew exactly who Fuentes is and what he represents. He gave a platform to a man who openly admires Hitler, denies the Holocaust, and preaches white supremacism dressed up as “Christian traditionalism.” That was the point. The goal wasn’t to debate Fuentes. It was to mainstream him, to test how far this poison could spread inside the conservative movement, and to drive a wedge between Jews and Christians.

Ever since he left Fox News, Carlson has not been shy about his disdain for Israel and for Christians who support it. In his interview with Fuentes, he said he hates Christian Zionists more than anyone else and called their beliefs “heresy.” Think about that. A man who claims to defend Western civilization now mocks the very faith tradition that built it. He is trying to turn Christians against the Jewish people, to convince them that standing with Israel is a betrayal of Christ. It has never been clearer that Tucker doesn’t know his Bible.

Moreover, by hosting Fuentes, Tucker is stabbing TPUSA in the back. Nick Fuentes was an enemy of TPUSA. And now, just a short time after Charlie Kirk was assassinated, Tucker, who claims to be one of Charlie’s closest friends, hosts one of Charlie’s enemies.

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Tucker Carlson’s new crusade against Christian Zionists

Tucker Carlson s recent interview with Nick Fuentes is another clear articulation of what Tucker is trying to do to the American right

www.christianpost.com

Nick Fuentes identifies as a traditionalist Catholic and frequently emphasizes his faith in his content, using phrases like "Christ is King" and promoting Catholic integralism—the idea that society should be governed by Catholic principles.He attends the Latin Mass (Tridentine Rite), criticizes Pope Francis and the post-Vatican II Church as too liberal, and aligns with sedevacantist-leaning or ultra-traditionalist Catholic factions that reject modern ecclesiastical reforms.However, mainstream

Catholic Integralism is a political and social philosophy that advocates for the subordination of the state and all temporal (secular) authority to the spiritual authority of the Catholic Church, rooted in the Church’s claim to guide society toward the common good and eternal salvation.

Catholic authorities and theologians reject his views, condemning his antisemitism, white nationalism, and Holocaust denial as incompatible with Catholic teaching. The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and groups like the ADL have explicitly distanced the Church from Fuentes, noting that his ideology distorts Catholic doctrine.

 

[Michie]

Nick Fuentes identifies as a traditionalist Catholic and frequently emphasizes his faith in his content, using phrases like "Christ is King" and promoting Catholic integralism—the idea that society should be governed by Catholic principles.He attends the Latin Mass (Tridentine Rite), criticizes Pope Francis and the post-Vatican II Church as too liberal, and aligns with sedevacantist-leaning or ultra-traditionalist Catholic factions that reject modern ecclesiastical reforms.However, mainstream

Catholic Integralism is a political and social philosophy that advocates for the subordination of the state and all temporal (secular) authority to the spiritual authority of the Catholic Church, rooted in the Church’s claim to guide society toward the common good and eternal salvation.

Catholic authorities and theologians reject his views, condemning his antisemitism, white nationalism, and Holocaust denial as incompatible with Catholic teaching. The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and groups like the ADL have explicitly distanced the Church from Fuentes, noting that his ideology distorts Catholic doctrine.

I don’t know many that side with the rad trads as a Catholic. But I don’e expect much from Tucker Carlson to begin with.

 

[eleos1954]

I don’t know many that side with the rad trads as a Catholic. But I don’e expect much from Tucker Carlson to begin with.

People can decide what they believe and talk about it ... that's what free speech is .... I don't necessarily agree with any one person but am willing to listen to others opinions and discuss them. Tucker has some interesting interviews and yeah sometimes controversial.

 

[Michie]

People can decide what they believe and talk about it ... that's what free speech is .... I don't necessarily agree with any one person but am willing to listen to others opinions and discuss them. Tucker has some interesting interviews and yeah sometimes controversial.

Sure. He just isn’t my cup of tea.

 

[Chesterton]

Tucker Carlson’s recent interview with Nick Fuentes is another clear articulation of what Tucker is trying to do to the American right. Carlson knew exactly who Fuentes is and what he represents. He gave a platform to a man who openly admires Hitler, denies the Holocaust, and preaches white supremacism dressed up as “Christian traditionalism.” That was the point. The goal wasn’t to debate Fuentes. It was to mainstream him, to test how far this poison could spread inside the conservative movement, and to drive a wedge between Jews and Christians.

Ever since he left Fox News, Carlson has not been shy about his disdain for Israel and for Christians who support it. In his interview with Fuentes, he said he hates Christian Zionists more than anyone else and called their beliefs “heresy.” Think about that. A man who claims to defend Western civilization now mocks the very faith tradition that built it. He is trying to turn Christians against the Jewish people, to convince them that standing with Israel is a betrayal of Christ. It has never been clearer that Tucker doesn’t know his Bible.

Moreover, by hosting Fuentes, Tucker is stabbing TPUSA in the back. Nick Fuentes was an enemy of TPUSA. And now, just a short time after Charlie Kirk was assassinated, Tucker, who claims to be one of Charlie’s closest friends, hosts one of Charlie’s enemies.

Continued below.

Tucker Carlson’s new crusade against Christian Zionists

Tucker Carlson s recent interview with Nick Fuentes is another clear articulation of what Tucker is trying to do to the American right

www.christianpost.com

I had to stop reading half-way through. Couldn't take the nonsense. I could spend the rest of the day picking apart the things he's wrong about, even if I omit the main point that he's wrong about free speech.

But I'll include one thing from the second paragraph: "In his interview with Fuentes, he said he hates Christian Zionists more than anyone else and called their beliefs 'heresy.' Think about that. A man who claims to defend Western civilization now mocks the very faith tradition that built it."

Think about that? Think about this - I'm no professional historian, but I'm pretty sure that Western civilization was being built many centuries before there was any such thing as the "faith tradition" of Christian Zionism.

And even more bizarre: "He’s rejecting the entire biblical framework that connects Christians to the Jewish people." It's the biblical framework that divides Christians from Jews. Duh.

I'm not here to defend the views of Tucker or Fuentes or anybody. I'm here to defend free speech. You think Fuentes is dangerous? I think probably 99% of the entire Left is very dangerous, they're destroying Western Civilization, and they are platformed on every kind of platform that exists, from the internet to TV to city streets, etc.

In 1999, David Duke was interviewed on TV on C-Span, and allowed to promote a book he wrote. We had more free speech back then. I don't agree with Mark Dice on everything, but he made an excellent video about Fuentes appearing with Tucker. Normally when I post a video, I don't really care all that much if anyone looks at it, but I do encourage anyone reading this to watch it below. (Warning: Dice sometimes uses profanity. I saw this two days ago, so I don't recall if he does in this one.)