US Health Secretary Accuses Qatar of Global Disinformation Campaign
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U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. accused Qatar of running a global disinformation campaign that he claimed makes Joseph Goebbels look amateurish. He alleged the campaign benefits the Muslim Brotherhood and that accusations of genocide against Israel fuel antisemitism. The post was deleted from his X account shortly after publication without explanation.
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- U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. accused Qatar of a global disinformation campaign.
- Kennedy claimed Qatar's campaign makes Joseph Goebbels look like an amateur.
- He stated the campaign benefits the Muslim Brotherhood movement.
- Kennedy asserted that accusations of genocide against Israel increase antisemitism.
- His post on X was deleted shortly after publication without explanation.
U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. accused Qatar on Wednesday of funding a global disinformation campaign that he claimed makes Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels look like an amateur. In a sharp post on the social media platform X, Kennedy alleged that Qatar's campaign benefits the Muslim Brotherhood movement. He also stated that accusations of "genocide" against Israel are a tool to increase antisemitism and shape Western public opinion.
Kennedy further asserted that many Westerners repeating these accusations are "useful idiots" manipulated by this psychological warfare campaign, which he said equally hates Jews, Christians, Israel, and the United States. He concluded his post by thanking an unnamed source for their "fact-checking, vision, and uncompromising courage."
Shortly after publishing, Kennedy's post was deleted from his account without any explanation provided.
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