I think it’s been apparent for a long time to most people that Tucker Qatarlson and Kooky Candace Owens have continued their descent into mental instability. I’ve said before, Jew hatred rots the brain, but even I’m amazed at how publicly they are willing to display their mad dash from Jew hatred into full on insanity.
I’ve written about this before, but they decided to up the ante. They’ve decided to attack Chabad. For those not familiar with Chabad,
Chabad-Lubavitch is a major movement within mainstream Jewish tradition with its roots in the Chassidic movement of the 18th century. In Czarist and Communist Russia, the leaders of Chabad led the struggle for the survival of Torah Judaism, often facing imprisonment and relentless persecution for their activities. After the Holocaust, under the direction of Rabbi Yosef Yitzchaak Schneerson and his successor, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, of righteous memory, Chabad became a worldwide movement, caring for the spiritual and material needs of all Jews, wherever they could be found.
Today, over 3,500 Chabad institutions are located in more than 100 countries, with a new center opening on the average every ten days. In South Africa, South America, Russia, Australia, Asia, the UK, and many parts of the USA, Chabad has become the most dynamic and dominant force within the Jewish community.
Pretty sinister stuff, eh what?
I’ll do Kooky Candy first as she is echoing Tucker’s claims.
“Remember they are digging tunnels in New York and in cities all across America. They are taking over entire towns in New Jersey.” She described Chabad as a “radical sect of mystic occultists” and urged followers to be aware of Chabad centers near them.
But Kooky Candy is willing to accuse any Jew of anything. No proof needed, she just makes stuff up and says tune in to her next episode and she’ll bring receipts. She just doesn’t tell you they’re from her last trip to McDonald’s.
“Calculated evil”: Candace Owens joins Tucker Carlson in a “clown-level” attack on Chabad-Lubavitch, peddling victimhood fantasies and “conspiratorial nonsense.”
Ok, this one actually makes me chuckle, I mean Israel is taking out Ayatollahs by the dozen before breakfast. Leaders of the IRGC are walking around disguised as women, and really with the Burkas Iran forces the women to wear it’s probably hard to tell except some of them are really really tall. Last year during and after Midnight Hammer Iranian nuclear scientists were dropping like houseflies. The Basij are now riding their motorcycles around Iran wearing jackets of construction workers, police stations, IRGC buildings and specific apartments in an apartment building are being taken out. And they can’t find Candace at Dollywood? She accuses Israel of killing a President of the US, John F. Kennedy and yet she has no fear of making such an outrageous accusation? She must think her followers are exceedingly stupid, or blind, as she is not the least bit worried about Israel targeting her.
Candace Owens claims Lubavitcher rebbe ‘hated non-Jews’
Responding furiously to Owens’ claims, Chabad spokesman Yaacov Behrman said she had displayed “utter ignorance in her idiotic, ad hominem attack” against Rabbi Schneerson.
“Israel Shahak was a discredited, self-loathing Jew – and the fact that she quotes him as if he’s some respected authority suggests that she has waded into waters that are far too deep for her,” he said.
I’m pretty sure the puddle behind my car is waters far deep for her to wade in as she lacks discernment as to where to search for information on a topic.
Fans of Lubavitcher Rebbe respond to Candace Owens’ criticism of him
By going after Schneerson, Owens prompted a response from Chabad itself. The movement and its emissaries chiefly sought to dispel her claim that Schneerson thought Jews were superior to non-Jews.
“The Rebbe saw the importance of each individual, no matter how ordinary they might seem,” Chabad’s official X account wrote as part of a long thread on his life. “His door was open to all. The Rebbe dedicated hours daily to personally responding to letters from people worldwide.”
And as a devout Catholic, apparently Kooky Candy considers this sort of behavior, her duty. Except apparently some in the Catholic church don’t agree.
Why Candace Owens’ Jewish conspiracy theories violate Catholic teachings
Christian tradition has always held that those who speak publicly in the name of the faith bear a grave responsibility for the truth of their words. Speech that spreads false accusations, imputes corruption to entire peoples, or revives historic patterns of hatred does more than inflame political debate — it violates the moral law and damages Christian witness.
In a previous article, I argued that Candace Owens’ public rhetoric has reached a level of grave scandal that calls for ecclesial discipline, up to and including excommunication. This article addresses the substance of that concern.
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With those principles established, we can now examine the specific patterns that appear in Owens’ public commentary. The purpose of examining these statements is not to condemn a person but to evaluate public rhetoric in light of Catholic moral teaching. Christians are called to judge ideas and words according to the truth, while leaving the ultimate judgment of souls to God.
The concern here is not a single controversial remark but a recurring pattern of rhetoric visible across Owens’ own public posts and broadcasts. Five types of claims appear repeatedly.
The writer then goes on to give examples and explain why they are against Catholic teachings.
But honestly, I’m not sure excommunication would phase her that much. She was denied entry into Jihadi loving Australia due to her Holocaust denial and that hasn’t phased her.
Australia bans Candace Owens from entering country due to antisemitism
“Australia’s national interest is best served when Candace Owens is somewhere else,” said Tony Burke, the Immigration Minister.
But Kooky Candy is feeding off and singing back up for Tucker Qatarlson and his demon.
So onto Tucker Qatarlson, a “C-C”1 or a C-C2. Feel free to choose.
Tucker Carlson Blames Chabad for Iran War, Claims Secret Plan to Rebuild Temple
Commentator Tucker Carlson triggered a storm this week after accusing the global Chabad-Lubavitch movement of secretly pushing for the destruction of the Islamic shrines on Jerusalem’s Temple Mount and the construction of a Third Jewish Temple. The remarks came as Israel remains locked in a widening confrontation with Iran and its regional proxies. Carlson, who commands a massive online audience, used his program to present the war as part of a Jewish religious agenda, claiming that Chabad has been quietly working to advance plans to remove the Dome of the Rock and the Al Aqsa Mosque in order to rebuild the Temple.
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Chabad, headquartered in Crown Heights in Brooklyn, operates Jewish outreach centers in more than 100 countries and is widely known for its work encouraging Jewish practice. The movement is not a political organization and does not run campaigns related to Israeli military or government policy.
Carlson’s theory relied partly on images of Israeli soldiers wearing patches depicting a Temple. Those images in fact, came from social media posts connected to the Temple Institute, an advocacy group that promotes education about the Temple and preparation for its eventual restoration. The institute has no connection to Chabad.
Despite the lack of evidence, Carlson framed the current war as a “global religious war” allegedly triggered by Jewish ambitions regarding the Temple Mount. He also claimed that Christians die disproportionately in such conflicts, suggesting hidden motives behind Jewish support for Israel.
I don’t really want to give Tucker, the clicks, so if you haven’t seen the video I’ll give you this one with Ollie.
So, a few points. Sorry, but you can’t get the patches from Chabad. You can get them from High on The Har They have way cool patches, tee-shirts and other things. Reasonable prices and come from Israel as well! High on the Har donates them to soldiers, and you can make a donation to help give them to the soldiers. You can get them from The Israel Guys They have patches, baseball caps and the like. Another place you might be able to find them is The Temple Institute’s store. They aren’t shipping right now, but their website is fascinating. I’ve actually been to their store and just thought it was marvelous. But getting your “official Chabad Third Temple patch” is right out, sorry. Although maybe I should suggest it.
Actually, I think in a column well over a year or more ago I wrote about the patches. These columns from Arutz Sheva are from Oct 24 and March of 25. It’s interesting, soldiers that were sent into Gaza talked about the homes they were in searching for terrorists and all the homes had pictures of abomination on the Temple Mount known as The Dome of the Rock.. Muslims doing what muslims do, they build mollusks on top of defeated religious sites, or when possible, they buy a church or synagogue and turn in into a mollusk, they’ve taken over you see? They vanquished the infidel. It’s why they wanted to build an “Islamic Center” on the site of the 9/11 attacks. Who knows, with the muslim shia 12er mayor, it could still happen. The soldiers said they arabs knew what they were fighting for, it isn’t about land, it’s about religion.
Raising a storm: Chief of Staff rips ‘Moshiach’ patch off soldier’s arm
Official IDF photo shows ‘Moshiach patch’ on soldier’s helmet
But Ollie is correct, this does have very real impact.
Chabad on high alert after false Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens war claims
Chabad, a sect of Hasidic Judaism known for its global religious outreach and houses on hundreds of college campuses, does not function as a political advocacy organization. Its teachings describe the rebuilding of the Third Temple as part of a future messianic redemption achieved through acts of mitzvot — not a project to be advanced through modern warfare or the destruction of the Al-Aqsa Mosque.
“To blame it on a Hasidic movement based in Brooklyn that just goes around the world, spreading Judaism, spreading love, spreading kindness, it’s the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard,” Yossi Farro, a member of the Chabad movement known for wrapping tefillin with celebrities, told the Forward in a phone interview. “He’s appealing to people that have never heard of Chabad and now, their first opinion is, this is horrible, these people are warmongers — which is the exact opposite of what we represent.”
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The rhetoric also follows a series of attacks targeting Chabad celebrations. In December, a gunman opened fire at a Chabad Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia. The incident left 15 people dead, including a Chabad rabbi, a Holocaust survivor and a 10-year-old girl.
In January, a driver repeatedly rammed his car into an entrance to the Chabad-Lubavitch world headquarters in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, damaging the building on a night thousands had gathered there to celebrate.
After Tucker Smear, Chabad Surges Security, Donations – and Mitzvos
As a result of Carlson’s false claims, the Brooklyn Chabad rabbi has already ramped up security. “Carlson blames Chabad for the Iran war, then Owens posted ‘find out where your local Chabad is’ so the threat level is raised,” he said. “My first responsibility is to keep everyone safe. I had to ask police to be outside this past Shabbos. And now I’m going to have to get video cameras and an armed guard for Shabbos, which costs up to $500 per Shabbos.”
Chabad on high alert after false Tucker Carlson and Candace Owens war claims
Jewish institutions are on high alert after Tucker Carlson falsely claimed on his podcast Wednesday that the Chabad-Lubavitch movement is behind the war in Iran.
Carlson claimed that Chabad is orchestrating a religious war aimed at destroying the Al-Aqsa mosque and the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem’s Old City so that the Third Temple could be rebuilt in its place.
“This has been going on a long time in public through, in part, the efforts of a group called Chabad. C-H-A-B-A-D,” Carlson said.
And, I would come to the same conclusion as my all time favorite Israeli government spokesman, Eylon Levy.
Not that long ago I mentioned in a column one of Candy’s mentally unstable followers was on his way to kill Jewish media personalities.
But this doesn’t just hold threats of physical violence in the immediate future, it has other threats.
From a recent Patrick Bet-David podcast. It will start at the correct section.
https://www.youtube.com/live/NBJjVU61huM?t=4904s
It starts out with a bit of Tucker history, but then it leads into where the Tucker threat for the future lies, and it’s not a very distant future, it’s happening now. And it’s the young that are buying it. This is the poll he mentions.
Adam I think is 100% correct, the loss of Charlie has cost our country and our youth much.
I think it’s well worth it to stick through the discussion on JD Vance.
You know, it’s fascinating really. This Third Temple business that seems to terrify Tucker. Since when did the loss of a muslim holy site so upset a C-C#1? Wouldn’t a Christian and Jewish sites be more important to him than a muslim one? And by the way, what’s up with that picture of Fatima next to him?
Now, I may be breaking a code of silence here, but I don’t think I am, I’m going to share with you a few sentences from a top secret book of Jewish mystical beliefs that so terrifies Tucker. I’m warning you, you read this at your own risk!
Yeshayahu (Isaiah) – Chapter 56
1 So says the Lord, “Keep justice and practice righteousness, for My salvation is near to come, and My benevolence to be revealed.”
2 Fortunate is the man who will do this and the person who will hold fast to it, he who keeps the Sabbath from profaning it and guards his hand from doing any evil.
3 Now let not the foreigner who joined the Lord, say, “The Lord will surely separate me from His people,” and let not the eunuch say, “Behold, I am a dry tree.”
4 For so says the Lord to the eunuchs who will keep My Sabbaths and will choose what I desire and hold fast to My covenant,
5″ I will give them in My house and in My walls a place and a name, better than sons and daughters; an everlasting name I will give him, which will not be discontinued.
6 And the foreigners who join with the Lord to serve Him and to love the name of the Lord, to be His servants, everyone who observes the Sabbath from profaning it and who holds fast to My covenant.
7 I will bring them to My holy mount, and I will cause them to rejoice in My house of prayer, their burnt offerings and their sacrifices shall be acceptable upon My altar, for My house shall be called a house of prayer for all peoples.
8 So says the Lord God, Who gathers in the dispersed of Israel, I will yet gather others to him, together with his gathered ones.
9 All the beasts of the field, come to devour all the beasts in the forest.
10 His lookouts are all blind, they do not know, dumb dogs who cannot bark; they lie slumbering, loving to slumber.
11 And the dogs are of greedy disposition, they know not satiety; and they are shepherds who know not to understand; they all turned to their way, each one to his gain, every last one.
12 “Come, I will take wine, and let us guzzle old wine, and tomorrow shall be like this, [but] greater [and] much more.”
You would think as a C-C#1 Tucker would know about this and the Third Temple wouldn’t you? That he too, would long for Moshiach and the Third Temple. But he doesn’t because he is a C-C#2, and by their actions and words they have placed people in danger, so at what point does their hatred become incitement to violence, because I would think that we are there. Self defense is Biblical, absolutely.
And in case you need a dose of humor after all that, here’s Ami Kozak’s take on Tucker, his demon and the insane attack on Chabad. Six minutes worth, the end is great if you have to skip ahead.
I’m signing up for the evening tunnel digging shift, with a shovel. Not sure my accuracy with a pick ax is up to snuff.
1“Committed Christian” as per Tucker
2Christian who should be committed as per Sheila
