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Elon Musk's Twitter just reinstated the account of white nationalist Nick Fuentes, who previously said Hitler was 'cool'

Sawdah Bhaimiya   

Elon Musk's Twitter just reinstated the account of white nationalist Nick Fuentes, who previously said Hitler was 'cool'
  • Elon Musk's Twitter has reinstated the account of white nationalist Nick Fuentes.
  • Fuentes is known for making antisemitic remarks and has praised Hitler, calling him "cool."

Twitter has just reinstated the account of prominent white nationalist Nick Fuentes, who previously expressed his belief that Hitler was "cool."

Fuentes $4 to Twitter on Tuesday after being $4 in July 2021 for "repeated violations of the Twitter rules."

He celebrated his return by posting a meme from the cartoon "SpongeBob SquarePants."

Fuentes has a history of extremist behavior including $4 in Charlottesville, Virginia, denying the Holocaust, and making racist and antisemitic comments.

Fuentes has also $4 in a video repeating that he is "cool" and "awesome."

Fuentes is just one of several right-wing figures to have their $4 on Twitter since Elon Musk bought the company for $44 billion in October 2022. Figures including Donald Trump, Kanye West, Jordan Peterson, and Andrew Tate, as well as satirical conservative website The Babylon Bee, had their accounts restored.

Fuentes, who is helping Ye — formerly known as Kanye West — with his 2024 presidential campaign, was $4, and reportedly had dinner with the former president in November 2022. An anonymous source told Axios that $4 at the dinner and said: "He gets me."

In a December $4 Alex Jones, Ye — who was joined by Fuentes — praised Hitler and made a number of overtly antisemitic remarks.

$4 account after the interview over repeated antisemitism saying: "I tried my best. Despite that, he again violated our rule against incitement to violence. Account will be suspended."

Fuentes also has an online show called "America First with Nicholas Fuentes," where he has also repeatedly made $4.



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