Dear Loyal subscribers,
I tell it like it is, and I must alert you to something deeply troubling unfolding right before our eyes involving Tucker Carlson.
In a recent interview, Tucker stated that he doesn't know anyone in the United States who's been killed by radical Islam in the last 24 years—a remark that's not only misleading but dangerously downplays a real threat.
We all remember the horrific jihadist attacks on American soil: Fort Hood (2009), the Boston Marathon bombing (2013), San Bernardino (2015), the Pulse nightclub massacre in Orlando (2016), Chattanooga (2015), Pensacola (2019), the New York City truck attack (2017), and many others.
And we can't ignore the ISIS-inspired truck attack in New Orleans on New Year's Day 2025, which killed 14 innocent people.
For these reasons, I refer to Tucker as "Tucker Qatarlson."
Don't allow influencers potentially swayed by foreign interests to gaslight you. Stand against those undermining our movement—or better yet, support voices like mine that shine a light on this threat. | 
