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| | The New York Times confirmation of YouTube ban: This article notes that YouTube suspended Hinkle's channel in October 2023 for "repeated violations" of its policy regarding denying or trivializing violent events. [https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/11/business/media/jackson-hinkle-israel-gaza-misinformation.html]</small></ref> | | The New York Times confirmation of YouTube ban: This article notes that YouTube suspended Hinkle's channel in October 2023 for "repeated violations" of its policy regarding denying or trivializing violent events. [https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/11/business/media/jackson-hinkle-israel-gaza-misinformation.html]</small></ref> |
| − | brainless about facts and history,<ref name=brainless>Yoseph Haddad | + | brainless about facts and history,<ref name=brainless><ref>Dr. Eli David@DrEliDavid ([https://x.com/DrEliDavid/status/1811762500557308405 Jul 12, 2024]): |
| | + | <blockquote><small>LMAO 🤣 |
| | + | Jackson Hinkle thinks Gaza borders Jordan 👇 |
| | + | Why are all antisemites so stupid? |
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| | + | Naz Hashem [https://www.instagram.com/p/C9U-B7jJjDY/ July 12, 2024]: |
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| | + | Antisemite Jackson Hinkle, an American political commentator and influencer, who spews propaganda and lies to his 2.6 million followers on twitter X, actually thinks you can enter the Gaza Strip through Jordan. |
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| | + | He wasted 9 months ‘defending’ Gaza, yet he can’t even locate it on the map. |
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| | + | The intelligence and IQ of these antisemites who have zero clue about the conflict in a nutshell. |
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| | + | Jackson Hinkle needs to be Cancelled.</small></blockquote></ref><ref>Yoseph Haddad |
| | @YosephHaddad:<blockquote><small> | | @YosephHaddad:<blockquote><small> |
| | Jackson Hinkle, an American antisemitic social media activist, and idiot, posted a viral tweet with millions of views showing a coin from the British Mandate era to prove that Palestine was here before the State of Israel. The problem is that the imbecile doesn't understand that this coin is the proof of the opposite, and its Hebrew initials read: Land of Israel! | | Jackson Hinkle, an American antisemitic social media activist, and idiot, posted a viral tweet with millions of views showing a coin from the British Mandate era to prove that Palestine was here before the State of Israel. The problem is that the imbecile doesn't understand that this coin is the proof of the opposite, and its Hebrew initials read: Land of Israel! |
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| | If you look closely at the images, you’ll see he was viewing Hinkle’s “Legitimate Targets” account.<ref>[https://x.com/ryanmauro/status/1912276923578802303Ryan Mauro @ryanmauro Apr 15, 2025][https://archive.ph/GTz9w]</ref> | | If you look closely at the images, you’ll see he was viewing Hinkle’s “Legitimate Targets” account.<ref>[https://x.com/ryanmauro/status/1912276923578802303Ryan Mauro @ryanmauro Apr 15, 2025][https://archive.ph/GTz9w]</ref> |
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| − | Hinkle was ''reaffirmed'' as an [[antisemite]] by the [[ADL]] and others also following horrific postings Hinkle made to [[social media]] after the assassination of [[Charlie Kirk]].<ref>https://t.me/RussianBaZa/46069</ref> picking up on infamous [[Arab]] aupremacist Maram Ausli. See [[Almost All Anti-Israel Conspiracy Theories Stem from Radical Arab Racism]] | + | In March 2025, Hinkle joined the jihadi terror Iran's proxy [[Houthi]] rally in [[Yemen]].<ref>[hhttps://www.memri.org/tv/american-jackson-hinkle-quds-day-yemen-houthi-israel-enemy-god American Influencer Jackson Hinkle Joins Houthi Rally in Yemen]. ''MEMRI'', |
| | + | Mar 30, 2025</ref> |
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| | + | Hinkle was 'reminded' as an [[antisemite]] by the [[ADL]] and others also following horrific postings Hinkle made to [[social media]] after the assassination of [[Charlie Kirk]].<ref>https://t.me/RussianBaZa/46069</ref> picking up on infamous [[Arab]] aupremacist Maram Ausli. See [[Almost All Anti-Israel Conspiracy Theories Stem from Radical Arab Racism]] |
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| | ==References== | | ==References== |