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Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
February 1, 2022
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Republican under fire for using ‘Voltaire’ quote actually coined by neo-Nazi

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Antisemitism Christmas Congress Covid-19 education Entertainment Fauci France Healthcare Kentucky Law Minnesota Nazi Podcast Poverty Prison Social Media SPLC Twitter University White Supremacist
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The Kentucky Republican congressman Thomas Massie was under familiar fire on Monday, after criticising Anthony Fauci with a quote attributed to Voltaire but actually coined by a white supremacist convicted on charges related to child abuse images. “To learn who rules over you,” the quote says, “simply find out who you are not allowed to criticise.” Massie posted it to Twitter on Sunday, saying: “You mustn’t question Fauci, for he is science.” Joe Biden’s chief medical adviser is the target of rightwing criticism and death threats for his role in the US government response to Covid-19. Massie is an energetic...
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