Twice failed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton claimed this week that former President Donald Trump was trying to reenact an infamous Nazi rally in the U.S. from the 1930s with one of his upcoming political events. Clinton made the inflammatory remarks Thursday night during an interview with CNN’s Kaitlan Collins when Collins asked Clinton if she believed Trump was a “fascist.” “You know, Kaitlan, I do,” Clinton said, later adding, “Sadly here in America, the term fits.” “And one other thing that you’ll see next week, Kaitlan, is Trump actually re-enacting the Madison Square Garden rally in 1939,” Clinton said. “President Franklin Roosevelt was appalled that neo-Nazis, fascists in America, were lining up to essentially pledge their support for the kind of government that they were seeing in Germany.” The New York Post noted that the venue hosted the Democratic National Convention in 1924, 1976, 1980, and 1992 — the year that former President Bill Clinton went on to win his first term in office. “So I don’t think we can ignore it. Now, it may be a leap for some people and a lot of others may think, I don’t want to go there,” she added. “I don’t want to say that. But please, open your eyes to the danger that this man poses to our country because I think it is clear and present for anybody paying attention.” MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ COMING TO DAILYWIRE+ OCT. 28 Clinton’s remarks come as many, including Trump, have blamed extreme remarks from the political Left for the two assassination attempts on his life this year. WATCH: Crooked Hillary, increasingly bitter about the fact that she will never be president, says that everybody who attends President Trump’s rally at MSG on Sunday is a Nazi. pic.twitter.com/7cUXIlNuor — Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) October 25, 2024 Related: ‘I Worked For John Kelly And Don’t Believe Him’: No One’s Buying Atlantic ‘Trump Loves Hitler’ Smear

Since October 7, roughly 40 Wikipedia editors have worked to “delegitimize Israel, present radical Islamist groups in a favorable light, and position fringe academic views on the Israel-Palestine conflict as mainstream over past years,” according to a new report. Dozens of editors of the Wikipedia site have coordinated to promote radical Islamist ideas and undercut the Jewish state on the popular online encyclopedia, according to Pirate Wires. In addition to the editors, the group Tech For Palestine made a similar push to propagandize Wikipedia’s pages, though the group stopped its efforts once they were discovered. “A separate but complementary campaign, launched after October 7 and staged from an 8,000 member-strong Discord group called Tech For Palestine (TFP), employed common tech modalities — ticket creation, strategy planning sessions, group audio ‘office hour’ chats — to alter over 100 articles,” according to the Pirate Wires report. “Type ‘Zionism’ into Wikipedia’s search box and, aside from the main article on Zionism (and a disambiguation page), the auto-fill returns: ‘Zionism as settler colonialism,’ ‘Zionism in the Age of the Dictators’ (a book by a pro-Palestinian Trotskyite), ‘Zionism from the Standpoint of its Victims,’ and ‘Racism in Israel,’” it added. Google grants Wikipedia a “most favored nation” status, allowing Wikipedia articles to be listed first on any topic-related search result, according to the report. “The recent issue with the ‘Zionism’ Wikipedia page is fundamentally a Google problem,” a source told Pirate Wires. “Wikipedia articles act as an unprotected back door to top Google search results, with the article’s introduction often populating the knowledge panel, giving the impression Google has vetted this content — when it hasn’t. Malicious editors exploit this vulnerability, platforming fringe views and giving them priority over more reliable sources.” The groups perpetrating this diabolical effort violate a guideline called Canvassing, which “prohibits secret coordination with the ‘intention of influencing the outcome of a discussion in a particular way,’” according to Pirate Wires. MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ COMING TO DAILYWIRE+ OCT. 28 “To skirt this, the pro-Palestine group leverages deep Wikipedia know-how to coordinate efforts without raising red flags,” the report explains. “They work in small clusters, with only two or three active in the same article at any given time. On their own, many of these edits appear minor, even trivial. But together, their scope is staggering, with two million edits made to more than 10,000 articles.” One example: an article about Hitler supporter Amin Al-Husseini, the Mufti of Jerusalem from the 1920s to the 1950s, that showed Al-Husseini touring a Nazi concentration camp, had the photo removed. Another example: an article called  “Zionism, race and genetics,” later changed to “Racial conceptions of Jewish identity in Zionism,” tried to tie Zionism’s roots to 19th-century views on “race science” embraced by the Nazis. A third example: an Iran-sympathizing editor edited an article on the Mahsa Amini protests to make it look like there was widespread support for the Iranian regime and “whitewash violent calls from pro-government counter-demonstrators,” according to Pirate Wires.

Doug Emhoff’s reputation faces scrutiny due to emerging accusations from an ex-girlfriend alleging misconduct during their brief relationship. Serious Allegations Surface Doug Emhoff’s ex-girlfriend, a New York attorney, has made claims that challenge the public image of Kamala Harris’ husband. According to her, Emhoff slapped her during an event in France in 2012. She has described the relationship as controlling and marked by infidelity, sparking concerns about the congruity between Emhoff’s public and private personas. Emhoff denies these allegations, with his spokesperson affirming he has never hit a woman. Despite the denial, there is currently no official statement from Emhoff directly addressing the accusations. The ex-girlfriend claims Emhoff had an affair with his children’s teacher, who allegedly miscarried due to the stress caused by Emhoff. Doug Emhoff Spokesman Denies Second Gentleman Assaulted His Ex-Girlfriend https://t.co/pmUm8qW8Xw — Mary Margaret Olohan (@MaryMargOlohan) October 3, 2024 Reactions and Additional Accusations The public response includes mixed reactions, given the high-profile nature of Emhoff’s current role. The ex-girlfriend expressed urgency in revealing these claims, stating she felt misrepresented by his public persona. She highlighted how Emhoff discussed marriage and children early in their intense relationship. “I had never really wanted to talk about Doug slapping me, to be honest with you, because I was with him for a few months, it was this one moment. And it was enough to wake me up and leave. In retrospect, it was the best thing that could possibly have happened, because his mask dropped, and I realized I shouldn’t waste another moment with him.” – The ex-girlfriend of Doug Emhoff – The ex-girlfriend claimed Emhoff settled with the teacher for $80,000, requiring her to sign a non-disclosure agreement. She’s criticized the lack of media coverage on her claims, which she insists are not politically motivated, as she is a registered Democrat. A spokesperson for Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff denied allegations Thursday that Emhoff slapped a girlfriend in 2012.https://t.co/0H9URsn0mA — The National Desk (@TND) October 3, 2024 Concerns Over Media Coverage The attorney has expressed disappointment over the lack of formal responses and media interest in her story. Despite her efforts to be heard, she fears that the mainstream media has overlooked these serious allegations. She feels strongly about the importance of dissecting Emhoff’s portrayal to accurately reflect her experiences. “What’s frightening for a woman that’s been on the other end of it, is watching this completely fabricated persona being portrayed. He’s being held out to be the antithesis of who he actually is. And that is utterly shocking.” – The ex-girlfriend of Doug Emhoff – Sources: Emhoff’s ex-girlfriend alleges abuse. The post Doug Emhoff Allegations Emerge: Ex-Girlfriend Reveals Past Misconduct Claims appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

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