Tucker Carlson: Subtle Islamic Apologist

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Tucker Carlson: Subtle Islamic Apologist › American Greatness
Arthur Schaper

I have been trying to figure out what’s going on with Tucker Carlson. He platforms a virulent white nationalist. He’s pushing discredited revisionism of World War II history.

He’s gone to great lengths to badger people from the United Kingdom about the decline of their country, yet at the same time, he celebrates so much third-world mass immigration into the country. He claims that the Bangladeshis and Pakistanis are nicer to him than the white people. (I wonder if he would like to spend a week or two with the grooming gangs, too?) For decades, Tucker sounded mainstream views on Israel. Now all of that has changed.

Yes, I have heard the rumors, and I’ve seen the paperwork, which strongly suggests he’s getting a lot of money from Qatari (i.e., major Islamic militant) interests. That kind of delegation and financial backing should capture our attention. It’s not good or wise for foreign interests to subversively undermine our country.

When Elon Musk required all X accounts to disclose their country of origin, we discovered that a disturbing number of the so-called America First accounts, many pushing racialist and anti-Zionist talking points, are not based in the United States.

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https://amgreatness.com/2025/12/01/tucker-carlson-subtle-islamic-apologist/

[Timber Rattler]

It's pretty easy to understand because he's likely now on Qatar's payroll, and quite possibly Putin's.

[Kamaji]

It's pretty easy to understand because he's likely now on Qatar's payroll, and quite possibly Putin's.

Shouldn’t he be registered as a foreign agent then?

[rustynail]

 'Bangladeshis and Pakistanis are nicer to him than the white people.'  That is so Gay.

[mountaineer]

Qatar has Carlson, as well as a few other "conservative influencers," on the payroll.
Brit Tommy Robinson has some thoughts:

https://twitter.com/TRobinsonNewEra/status/1995906534648189234

[mountaineer]

https://twitter.com/MarinaMedvin/status/1996014193749704827

[Right_in_Virginia]

Qatar has Carlson, as well as a few other "conservative influencers," on the payroll.
Brit Tommy Robinson has some thoughts:

https://twitter.com/TRobinsonNewEra/status/1995906534648189234

It's looking like buying influence may be how the Middle East rolls ...

Israel wants to hire Chris Pratt and Steph Curry

The Jewish state is seeking to target Christian Evangelical churches for support, using celebrities and an anti-Palestinian message in a new $3.2M effort

https://responsiblestatecraft.org/israel-influencers-evangelical-churches/

Israel hosts largest public diplomacy delegation in history
Israel Hayom, Dec 2, 2025

The largest influencer delegation in Israel's history begins arriving Tuesday. The group includes 1,000 church leaders and influencers from the US, brought at the invitation and coordination of the Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem as part of the ministry's broader "battle for consciousness" led by Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar.

The ministry aims to bolster pro-Israel sentiment among sympathetic American audiences. Officials acknowledged that some evangelical support has eroded in recent years, making direct engagement increasingly important.

Each participant is considered a leading figure in their community and on social media or in other media platforms. The ministry hopes that the thousand visitors will share their experiences widely once back in the US, potentially reaching millions.

Another objective is to counter efforts by Qatar, which has invested heavily in evangelical circles in an attempt to improve its image. Qatar has poured billions of dollars into US universities over the years and has carried out intensive influence campaigns. According to officials in Jerusalem, these efforts have begun penetrating conservative American circles, including recent trips that brought American influencers to Qatar.

The ministry is describing the massive delegation as the "doomsday weapon" of Israel's public diplomacy.

The initiative is being carried out in cooperation with Friends of Zion (FOZ) in honor of the tenth anniversary of the Friends of Zion Museum, along with Dr. Mike Evans, a former adviser to President Donald Trump and FOZ's founder.


https://www.israelhayom.com/2025/12/02/israel-hosts-largest-public-diplomacy-delegation-in-history/

[mountaineer]

Bonchie
@bonchieredstate
Tucker used to froth at the mouth, accusing anyone who discussed other countries of not being concerned with America and fentanyl deaths.
Nothing says America First like buying a place in Qatar, I suppose.
8:52 AM · Dec 7, 2025

Jordan Schachtel
@JordanSchachtel
He's an American and he will do what he pleases!
And apparently this means investing in a slave state.
8:55 AM · Dec 7, 2025

Tucker Carlson announces he's buying a place in lovely Qatar:

https://twitter.com/EFischberger/status/1997591536188502376

[jafo2010]

Right_in_Virginia...

It's looking like buying influence may be how the Middle East rolls ...

And that is unlike the USA how?  I would say lobbying efforts with the self centered pukes we call Congress has been the way of life most of my 72 years.  Money buys power, and Qatar is ripe with it. 

[Free Vulcan]

Tucker comes off as a squirrely, weird dude on camera. I always take him with a grain of salt, kind of like Laura Loomer.

[Right_in_Virginia]

And that is unlike the USA how?  I would say lobbying efforts with the self centered pukes we call Congress has been the way of life most of my 72 years.  Money buys power, and Qatar is ripe with it.

This article is not about the US @jafo2010   This is about the Middle East.   Controlling the message, stories and images from the Middle East to the USA has *always* been Israel's unique and well-guarded arena ---- until now.  Qatar is making a play to become America's most strategic ally in the Middle East, and the US is paying attention. 

Interesting times ...

[berdie]

This article is not about the US @jafo2010   This is about the Middle East.   Controlling the message, stories and images from the Middle East to the USA has *always* been Israel's unique and well-guarded arena ---- until now.  Qatar is making a play to become America's most strategic ally in the Middle East, and the US is paying attention. 

Interesting times ...

#1 I don't think Israel has been "controlling the message". The message is what it is.
#2 I do think the ME is changing a bit and wanting to get along with the world. That is a very good thing, imho
#3 Qatar tends to play both sides of the coin. Maybe that is what needs to happen to bring peace. But I sure don't trust them.
#4 Agreed...interesting times.

[Kamaji]

More bullshit from the anti-Semite.

[jafo2010]

I know the article is about the ME.  But nothing different from what goes on here.

You don't think we are playing both sides by fully supporting Israel(which I support) while at the same time cozying up with Qatar, a country that fully embraces terrorism?  I understand the need for diplomacy, and I would hope the mussies could become friendly with Israel, but the larger part of me has a harsh view of mussies in general.  Those of you that have read my prior comments know my mindset.

[txradioguy]

Controlling the message, stories and images from the Middle East to the USA has *always* been Israel's unique and well-guarded arena

Just couldn't help yourself could you?

[Right_in_Virginia]

#1 I don't think Israel has been "controlling the message". The message is what it is.

@berdie Israel has -- and continues to control the message from Gaza --- media access, electronic reporting and video/photo images.   It's the smart move, and has historically worked very well for Israel. 

There is growing pushback against the control and forced media blackout.    Here's an example ----

Israeli Ban on Media Entering Gaza Remains, as Legal Challenge Is Delayed
Israel’s top court gave the government further reprieve on a long-stalled petition seeking free access to Gaza. Critics say barring journalists denies the world a full picture of conditions there.
NY Times, Dec 9, 2025

Nearly two months into the cease-fire between Israel and Hamas, Israel continues to bar journalists from freely entering the Gaza Strip to report, despite a longstanding petition brought by journalists seeking access to the territory.

On Sunday, the Israeli Supreme Court gave the government an extension in responding to the petition, the ninth such delay since the case was filed in September 2024.

The Israeli government, which has yet to fully explain why it continues to bar journalists, is slated now to give its latest response on Dec. 21, according to court filings, a delay that could be extended further.

Since the start of the devastating two-year war, Israel has largely barred international journalists from freely reporting in Gaza. The Israeli military has allowed reporters in on supervised excursions, but press freedom advocates say that is not nearly enough to effectively document the war.

The Foreign Press Association in Israel, which filed the petition, on Tuesday denounced the latest delays in litigating the case. In a statement, the group — which represents journalists working for the international press in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza, including The New York Times — called the situation “beyond absurd.”

“These repeated delays have robbed the world of a fuller glimpse of conditions in Gaza and made a mockery of the entire legal process,” the association said.

The Israeli prime minister’s office and the Israeli military did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

“Since the war began, Israel has prevented our international journalists from entering Gaza except when accompanied by the military, limiting reporting on the ground that is vital to understanding the conflict and assuring the free and credible flow of information,” a spokeswoman for The Times said.


More:  https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/09/world/middleeast/gaza-israel-journalists-access.html

[Right_in_Virginia]

I know the article is about the ME.  But nothing different from what goes on here.

You don't think we are playing both sides by fully supporting Israel(which I support) while at the same time cozying up with Qatar, a country that fully embraces terrorism?  I understand the need for diplomacy, and I would hope the mussies could become friendly with Israel, but the larger part of me has a harsh view of mussies in general.  Those of you that have read my prior comments know my mindset.

I don't know what this ⬆️ has to do with Israel controlling the flow of information out of Gaza (and, hence, the message).  What did I miss @jafo2010  ?

BTW, I'm not sure "cozying up" with Qatar is an accurate description of the relationship between the two countries.

The US has had a strategic alliance with Qatar since at least 1996. This alliance has been elevated to a "Major Non-NATO Alliance" (MNNA).

Since 1996, Qatar has hosted (and largely built) our largest strategic military base in the Middle East -- Al Udeid Air Base (housing 10,000 service men and women). 

Our military base in Qatar also houses the US CENTCOM regional hub for commanding airpower across the Middle East and Central Asia.  Qatar is a cornerstone of U.S. Central Command's operations, with Al Udeid Air Base functioning as its critical air operations and forward command center for the region.

When did Qatar become an enemy?

[Kamaji]

More jew-hatred?

[berdie]

@berdie Israel has -- and continues to control the message from Gaza --- media access, electronic reporting and video/photo images.   It's the smart move, and has historically worked very well for Israel. 

There is growing pushback against the control and forced media blackout.    Here's an example ----

Since I have seen multiple images of the destruction, during a war, in Gaza it seems the message isn't being as well controlled ,@Right_in_Virginia ,  as you seem to think. It's too bad that citizens of Gaza are suffering because of this war. But civilians typically suffer. Maybe, just maybe if Hamas wasn't harbored and supported in Gaza I could muster up some sympathy.

[Timber Rattler]

When did Qatar become an enemy?

2017.

Gulf plunged into diplomatic crisis as countries cut ties with Qatar

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/jun/05/saudi-arabia-and-bahrain-break-diplomatic-ties-with-qatar-over-terrorism

The Gulf has been hit by its biggest diplomatic crisis in years after Arab nations including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt and Bahrain cut ties with Qatar, accusing it of destabilising the region with its support for Islamist groups.

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The coordinated move dramatically escalates a dispute over Qatar’s support of Islamist movements, including the Muslim Brotherhood, and its perceived tolerance of Saudi Arabia’s arch-rival, Iran. The dispute is the worst to hit the Gulf since the formation of the Gulf Co-operation Council in 1981.

(snip)

Qatar has long faced criticism from its Arab neighbours over its support of Islamists and Doha has long welcomed senior figures from Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood.

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