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Downloaded from: justpaste.it/Nick_Fuentes_Shill Well known grifter BAKED ALASKA commissioned by Nick to film a groyper event (all Nick has to say to his base when they blew him up for it was that “I’m friends with Baked Alaska and I am a good judge of character): https://youtu.be/TB2yrRB0thc?t=17m51s If you aren’t informed enough about who Baked Alaska is, and what amazing character he has, you can learn about him here: Vincent James in a Red Elephants video echoing the thoughts he stated in the above forwarded telegram screenshot: https://youtu.be/SG3tJfMBvJ4?t=14m05s I have not seen one question displayed by Nick’s boys which point out the Jewish Supremacy issue. I DID notice when Vince did his first video regarding the “groypers” confronting Charlie Kirk at the Turning Point events, covering the Reno Nevada event specifically ( ), Vince completely failed in highlighting the old man who DID bring up the huge problem — Vince failed in even simply recommending that his audience go check out the time stamp where the old man bravely spoke on the subject ( https://youtu.be/pM6TKcdwgc4? t=01h06m39s ). I didn’t see Nick highlighting that old man either in his streams. Rest assured, BOTH Nick and Vince built up their following by acting as if such an issue was important to them too! Of course the easiest stuff to point out is how much he rubs his nose/scratches his face (dude is coked out af on streams), as well as him exposing himself for being gay and confirming that he is a massive hypocrite (no wonder he rants against women so much as a classic divisive shill, like we see here: ): https://www.bitchute.com/video/xDJZpOFFFXg3/ “Nick Caught Shilling Again for Israel” - Israel did NOT mastermind 9/11, according to him: Nick promotes the false left/right paradigm (he promotes the ballot box still being a viable solution), and supports President Trump in spite of everything Trump has done which prove he is just another Zionist/banker elite puppet (i.e. signing the USMCA pact, signing the spending bill in Feb 2019 that made it virtually impossible to deport illegals AND massively encouraged child trafficking - instead of either closing the border or keeping the government shut down until Congress secured money for the wall, promoting red flag laws and wanting to take our guns before due process is done, etc etc): See more vids exposing Nick here, on these two channels: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYd7xi7m5RQumImKqiomtrg and https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCI9ZUNDBOALnKnuvM5S1xtg.

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