Kosher-MAGAs Implode - Charlie Kirk, Turning Point USA

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Here's an interesting bit: there's a "Turning Point UK" who're like their chapter/version of TPUSA. Trump supporters, but their UK man was Corbin not BoJo. I'm not a close student of Corbin but know da dinjooz were after him hard for anti-Shlomoism, which of course is an insta cred feather in Corbin's cap among the joo-wise. So TPUK's support of Corbin anyways diverges from how TPUSA supports The Kosher Don, surely in large part because of his kosherosity.

So this rich limey bastud John Mappin is some kind of heavy within TPUK, guessing like their Charlie Kirk? & Turns out he's into Qanon enough that he flew a Q flag over his castle in Cornwall... open link for images:

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Fan of Trump and Farage raises far-right ‘Q’ flag at his Cornish castle



Hotelier uses Tintagel pile to back American QAnon deep state conspiracy theory

Mark Townsend

@townsendmark
Sat 11 Jan 2020 10.29 ESTFirst published on Sat 11 Jan 2020 10.05 EST

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Camelot Castle hotel in Tintagel, Cornwall. Photograph: Manor Photography/AlamyA key supporter of Nigel Farage and Donald Trump has provoked ridicule after using his Cornish castle to fly the flag of a prominent conspiracy theory identified by the FBI as inspiring rightwing violence.

John Mappin, who owns Camelot Castle at Tintagel, used the Victorian hotel to promote a rightwing hoax known as QAnon, which the US intelligence agency has said is a motivator for “domestic extremists” who want to carry out violence in the US.

Mappin is a central figure behind Turning Point UK, the British arm of the pro-Trump American student organisation which has been endorsed by a number of Conservative politicians, including the home secretary, Priti Patel, and Jacob Rees-Mogg, as well as Farage, the leader of the Brexit party.

Last June, Mappin was seen at a lavish Turning Point UK fundraising dinner, sitting opposite Farage.

The anti-fascist organisation Hope Not Hate dismissed Mappin’s flag stunt at Camelot and said that his Turning Point UK – which recently unveiled a range of merchandise celebrating Boris Johnson’s election victory – was increasingly peripheral. “Mappin is an eccentric figure, considered outlandish even by his fringe rightwing peers. This childish ploy is a weak attempt at getting attention for himself and his marginal Turning Point UK organisation, and is better off being ignored,” it said in a statement.

The QAnon conspiracy theory is based on posts made by a user on the 4chan and 8chan websites. Its advocates believe that Trump is locked in a battle with elements of the “deep state”, including individuals such as Hillary Clinton.

Some also believe that Trump is on their side: he pointed out a “beautiful baby” whose jumpsuit was adorned with the “Q” symbol at a US rally last year and retweeted an account that promoted QAnon.

However, Hope Not Hate said that despite attempts by figures such as Mappin, the conspiracy theory has yet to gain traction within the UK. “The QAnon conspiracy theories feed into the wider paranoia and distrust of the American far right but have little traction in the UK outside of a few peripheral circles,” it added.

Mappin is a devotee of Trump, having awarded him an “honorary Camelot Castle knighthood” in 2016 and the following year was photographed with the US president and the first lady, Melania, in Washington. He was contacted for comment.

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The flag denoting the QAnon conspiracy above the Camelot hotel. Photograph: @JohnMappin/Twitter

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Nick Fuentes has a Catboy issue of some sort.

http://www.occidentaldissent.com/202...his-sexuality/

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cute short 46 sec viddy; click player for sound
https://twitter.com/Panther_Den_/sta...77195654238208


article:

TPUSA Falls Apart—America First Students to Liberate Campus!

By
Sasha O'Conner -

January 21, 2020

Amid controversy following a string of failed speaking events put on by pseudo-conservative student organization TPUSA and it’s liberal founder Charlie Kirk, a new and true campus conservative student organization named America First Students takes up the mantel as America’s leading campus conservative student organization! Founded by TPUSA defector Jaden McNeil, this student organization will focus on putting America First!

Frustrated conservatives all over the country have increasingly expressed their desire for a true conservative organization on campus. With groups like TPUSA who once filled that role with their liberal promotion of mass immigration, the LGBT community and a total failure to address the breakdown of the Christian moral foundation of conservatism itself, a new campus conservative organization has emerged and they are standing tall over the ruins of once prominent TPUSA and it’s failed figurehead Charlie Kirk.

After months of preparation, I am proud to finally announce @AmFirstStudents! pic.twitter.com/gqbf7jgEAO— Jaden McNeil (@McNeilJaden) January 21, 2020

Conservative students will no longer have to subject themselves to the failed policies of mass immigration, the promotion of the LGBT community and unregulated free trade. There is a new student organization on campus and they aren’t bowing to the ruling globalist corporate class of big donors and foreign lobbying groups. America First Students will be putting America First, always.

For more information, follow Jaden McNeil on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/McNeilJaden

http://theredelephants.com/tpusa-fal...berate-campus/

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More here.
https://bigleaguepolitics.com/americ...c-alternative/

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More here.
https://bigleaguepolitics.com/americ...c-alternative/

I doubt this is it, but some day the now-hunted...soon-to-be-exterminated young White Goy Males will finally organize:

Former Turning Point USA (TPUSA) organizer Jaden McNeil has launched America First Students (AFS) as an alternative to Conservative Inc. campus-organizing fronts that are insufficiently nationalist on key issues. McNeil bailed on TPUSA amidst last year’s Groyper wars when TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk was bombarded around the country with uncomfortable questions regarding mass immigration, the LGBT agenda, and foreign aid to Israel.

“My misgivings with TPUSA first arose in the aftermath of the Covington Catholic incident. Many TPUSA associates initially sided with the left-wing mob, condemning the innocent high school students for having the gall to smile in the face of an adult’s aggressive behavior,” McNeil wrote in his resignation letter to the organization. “I harbor no hatred toward homosexuals; however, as a conservative Christian, I do not believe that gay marriage and drag queens should be glorified and promoted,” he added. “This particular situation is part of a much larger problem: TPUSA constantly cedes cultural ground to the Left while focusing primarily on economics. The organization often ignores social conservatism altogether.”

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in case any of you thought Seb Gorka was some kind of honorable fella both tweets have 2m 20s clips:

Fuentes most rabid H'hoax denier in murka...
https://twitter.com/SebGorka/status/1235682566130331648

“This isn’t about the First Amendment. This is about Anti Semitism.”
https://twitter.com/Zoomer_mite/stat...30801569845250

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Goyim here is a True Conservative !

TPUSA Founder Charlie Kirk Wants 50 Million More Immigrants in Next Decade to Fill Up America

https://bigleaguepolitics.com/tpusa-...ll-up-america/

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Goyim here is a True Conservative !


https://bigleaguepolitics.com/tpusa-...ll-up-america/

Just another Cuckservative. Hopefully you weren't expecting anything different from that fag Charlie.

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just found this, Wolfman Fuentes & Michelle Malkin a week ago, 45m:

#MalkinLive: Interviews with The Banned

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EMJ twatts: https://twitter.com/EMichaelJones1/s...02235094667264

@michellemalkin has contracted ritual impurity for associating w/ @NickJFuentes.
Jesus had strong words for the Pharisees who criticized him for eating with tax collectors and prostitutes.
But it's OK to associate with Kochsuckers like @charliekirk11.
https://eppc.org/publications/is-holocaust-denial-conservative-now/

Is Holocaust Denial Conservative Now?


Published in The Bulwark on May 21, 2020
BY MONA CHAREN

Among dozens of addled tweets from the commander-in-chief over the past few days, one in particular deserves pausing over, because it demonstrates not just his weak-mindedness, but also the way his leadership is sabotaging conservatism.

Trump retweeted an “America First” post featuring disgraced columnist Michelle Malkin complaining about conservatives being silenced on social media. Trump has retweeted unsavory characters before, but in this case, he added an endorsement: “The radical left is in total command & control of Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Google. The administration is working to remedy this illegal situation. Stay tuned, and send names & events. Thank you Michelle!”

In the name of standing up for aggrieved conservatives, Trump soils the brand. First, a detail. The “radical left” is not in control of those outlets, and even if it were, they are private entities, and therefore perfectly free to make their own judgements about content. There is nothing “illegal” about it. If the administration were working to “remedy” the situation, that would be illegal. Another detail: Trump has 19.7 million followers on Instagram, 26.7 million on Facebook, and 80 million on Twitter. Perhaps what keeps him so popular is his audience’s inexhaustible appetite for whining.

The woman Trump thanked is a columnist and social media entrepreneur who was a respected member of the conservative commentariat – emphasis on the past tense. Her books were published by Regnery, she was a featured speaker for the Young America’s Foundation and at CPAC, she was a regular on Fox & Friends – the full fandango. In the past two years though, she has been pretty well shunned by respectable conservative outlets, or what passes for such nowadays. She is no longer welcome at CPAC. The Young America’s Foundation has dropped her, and the Daily Wire and National Review discontinued her syndicated column.

The occasion for the deplatforming was Malkin’s swan dive into the right-wing fever swamps. Who can say whether the rise of Trump emboldened her to consort with racists and Holocaust deniers? Something like those tendencies were in evidence long ago. In 2004, she published a book titled In Defense of Internment: The Case for Racial Profiling in World War II and The War on Terror. That was a tell, but the real nutbaggery didn’t set in until about 2017, when she endorsed alt-right candidate Paul Nehlen (“Paul Nehlen slams . . . corporate open-borders elites!”), and contributed to the VDARE website which frequently hosts white nationalists, racists, and anti-Semites.

Her most grotesque relationship though, and the one that got her booted from the Young America’s Foundation, was with a group calling themselves “groypers,” led by a 21-year-old YouTube host named Nick Fuentes. To get a sense of just how loathsome this figure is, have a look at this video in which he wonders, grinning, about whether 6 million “cookies” could really be baked in ovens and how the “math doesn’t add up.”

Holocaust jokes. How droll.

Fuentes, you will not be shocked to learn, is one of the “very fine people” who marched with neo-Nazis at the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville. Remember Pepe the Frog? He’s their mascot. He described the mass murder in an El Paso Walmart as an “act of desperation.” Turning Point USA is too tame for his tastes, and his group has lately been heckling speakers like Ben Shapiro, Dan Crenshaw, and even Donald Trump, Jr.

In other words, if anything is beyond the pale for a civilized country, the “groypers” are it. Yet Michelle Malkin has declared herself the “mother of groypers” and called them “good kids.” When she was rebuked by mainstream conservatives, she declared her allegiances proudly:

They want me to disavow Nick Fuentes and VDARE and Peter Brimelow and Faith Goldy and Gavin McInnes and the Proud Boys and Steve King and Laura Loomer and on and on. They want to do to me what they’ve done to brilliant academics who’ve told the truth — Amy Wax at the University of Pennsylvania and Darren Beattie and Jason Richwine and Steve Sailer.

“They” did want that, or at least some mainstream conservatives were willing to draw a line (the grosser MAGA-types like Mike Cernovich and Jim Hoft were not). But now Trump has vitiated that work by praising Malkin. The thing Trump retweeted was not actually a Malkin post, but a tweet of Malkin speaking to a Fuentes event. “America First Clips” is a feed for one of Fuentes’s outlets. Naturally, Fuentes is gloating.

Trump defenders will no doubt protest that Trump knew nothing of Malkin’s descent into neo-Nazi land; that he was merely endorsing her complaint about discrimination against conservative voices. Or they may object that Trump was taken in by the title “America First Clips,” assuming that a group using his tagline must be okay.

But that’s no excuse at all. In fact, Trump probably did not know much about those he praised, either Malkin or, by extension, Fuentes. But he has a duty to know. Yes, he’s an indolent ignoramus, but guess what, the taxpayers are paying for a huge staff. He has people who can check. He doesn’t use them because he doesn’t care. His moral reasoning is primitive. If you are pro-Trump, no matter what else you are (a murderous dictator, a racist troll), you’re fine in his book. A bunch of loutish protesters harass a TV journalist using the F words (“fake news” and the other one), and Trump proclaims them “great people.” He has no objective moral standards. Everything is about him. On a scale of moral reasoning, he is subzero.

But the world of conservative opinion shapers does still attempt, however weakly, to maintain some guard rails. With every passing day of Donald Trump’s leadership, those standards crumble a bit more.

Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated Fuentes was 22 years old.

Mona Charen is a nationally syndicated columnist, a senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, a contributor to The Bulwark, and host of The Bulwark’s Beg to Differ podcast.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mona_Charen

Early life and education[edit]

Charen was born in New York City and raised in Livingston, New Jersey, where she went to school with fellow journalist Ruth Marcus, starting "in fourth grade."^[8] She is Jewish.^[9] She received her B.A. degree with honors from Barnard College in 1979 and a J.D. degree from The George Washington University Law School in 1984.