US Researcher Accuses Tucker Carlson of Using Nazi-Inspired Propaganda Against Jews

Jewish American researcher and publicist Joel Mowbray claims that popular influencer Tucker Carlson is employing Nazi-era propaganda tactics in his rhetoric against Jewish people. Mowbray asserts that Carlson's language mirrors that of Nazi figures like Joseph Goebbels and Adolf Hitler, particularly in portraying Jews as "outsiders" disconnected from America's past and future.

Mowbray points to Carlson's accusations that Jews have "completely hijacked" the U.S. government, drawing parallels to Hitler's claims that Jews secretly pushed nations into World War I and Goebbels' and Hitler's repeated assertions that Jews were responsible for bringing Britain, the Soviet Union, and the United States into World War II.

The researcher further notes Carlson's description of Jews as a "foreign entity" taking over a "host body" by "wearing America like a skin suit." Mowbray references Hitler's 1942 Reichstag speech, where he alleged Jews "pushed America into the war," along with other Allied nations, describing them as "helpless tools of an international world parasite."

According to Mowbray, Carlson has implied that Jews used their control over the U.S., NATO, and the European Union to instigate global conflict for financial gain, aiming to "zero out the international monetary system." He recalls Hitler's infamous 1939 Reichstag speech, warning that "international finance Jewry" sought to "plunge nations into a world war" for the benefit of "this international rootless race" profiting from war.

Mowbray emphasizes that Carlson's rhetoric increasingly blurs the line between criticism of Israel and anti-Jewish sentiment.