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Random stuff[edit]
I wish I had documented this stuff before her YouTube account was terminated, but she would frequently join voice calls with alt-right figures on YouTube streams. The only person I remember being able to identify by voice was Nick Fuentes, an apologist for the racist 2019 El Paso massacre. She also used to constantly beg her followers to tag Joe Rogan on his social media pages and get her on his podcast, instructing them to emphasize that she was from California and could travel to the set easily. Msdalr1 (talk) 16:58, 9 April 2020 (UTC)
"Ironic"[edit]
The reference to Hitler is particularly ironic, given that over 5 million Muslim volunteers fought with the Allies against the Nazis during WWIIa
What does it have to do with anything? It is well-known that Muslims collaborated with Nazis during WWII. Many Muslims hold nazi and antisemetic world views to this day..
This line is pointless and should be removed. — Unsigned, by: 23.94.216.130 / talk / contribs
It's agreed then. 23.94.216.130 (talk)
Please do not revert the deletion without any explanations. It is well-known that Arab Muslims collaborated with the Nazis, and the Muslims presented in the deleted segment are not of middle-eastern origin (the quote specifically refers to middle-easterners). https://jcpa.org/article/haj-amin-al-husseini-the-nazis-and-the-holocaust-the-origins-nature-and-aftereffects-of-collaboration/
https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/article/hajj-amin-al-husayni-wartime-propagandist 2A02:AB88:258E:A700:C00E:F6CB:D635:EFC2 (talk)