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43 recorded statements, the most serious of them calls for violence, on both tracks. 25 tested claims: read plainly, 5 holds and 18 mixed and 2 unresolved; read at their widest, 19 mixed and 5 fails and 1 unresolved.
Statements. Nothing to check, so these carry a severity instead.
He filmed himself on a New York street leading a chant about a massacre of Jews.
Who it targetsJewish people
A streamer with a million followers told them to identify every American Jew and plan to arrest them.
Who it targetsAmerican Jews
A single post recast every Muslim on earth as under orders to kill Jews and Christians.
Who it targetsMuslims as a whole
A federal border official told Democrats to shut their mouths or there would be more bloodshed.
Who it targetsDemocratic officials and anti-ICE critics
The White House's top policy adviser called the left a cancer that must be rooted out.
Who it targetsLeft-wing movements and their supporters, not limited to anyone who committed violence
For an audience of six million, she said today's Jews are impostors wearing the religion as a costume.
Who it targetsJewish people
The claim that Sharia is taking over America moved through Congress, two state houses, two attorneys general, and a primary ballot in five months.
Who it targetsMuslims in the United States
An Islamic group announced 300 outreach booths at the tournament. One site called it the opening move of a conquest.
Who it targetsMuslims as a whole
A state government mailed every California voter a pamphlet describing non-Jews as livestock to be enslaved.
Who it targetsJewish people
A sitting lieutenant governor said he hates Islam and called on others to hate it too.
Who it targetsMuslims in Indiana and beyond
Scandinavian fans looked well behaved on television, and that became a claim about who else the country lets in.
Who it targetsImmigrants generally, set against the Norwegians and Swedes held up as the good kind
A referee decision against Egypt turned into a claim that Jews run FIFA.
Who it targetsJewish people, through “Zionists” standing in for them
A joke about the 2030 World Cup put Israeli soldiers on the pitch shooting people in the face.
Who it targetsJewish people and Israelis, through Israel and the IDF used interchangeably
A prominent science blogger called the Defense Secretary a pig, scarcely human.
Who it targetsThe Defense Secretary, as a stand-in for the administration
A fringe site used explicit antisemitic slurs and claimed Jews control finance and Congress.
Who it targetsJews, referred to collectively with slurs
An anti-Muslim blogger told Western women not to marry Muslim men, generalising from one murder case.
Who it targetsMuslim men
A conspiracy site's front page called Israeli society deeply depraved.
Who it targetsIsraeli and Jewish society, treated as a single whole
The same blogger called New York's mayor a jihadi and a Jew-hating Muslim over a legal question.
Who it targetsMuslims, with the mayor used as the stand-in
A blogger attributed fraud cases involving Muslim migrants to the Quran itself.
Who it targetsMuslim migrants
A podcast host posted racialised sexual degradation of an Asian woman.
Who it targetsAn Asian woman, through her ethnicity
One sentence carrying an ethnic epithet, a disability slur, and a criminal claim about Black men.
Who it targetsA Mexican man, a disabled person, and Black men
A post claiming the FBI suspects New York's mayor of talking to terrorists reached over a million people.
Who it targetsMuslims, with the mayor used as the vehicle
The next day he used a primate epithet for a racial group.
Who it targetsBlack people
He raised the objection that not all Jews are Zionists, then dismissed it and called it a holy war.
Who it targetsJewish people, with the exception closed off
She called for Muslims to be barred from holding office in America.
Who it targetsMuslims in America, by faith rather than conduct
He described a media network using a phrase attributing child trafficking to gay men.
Who it targetsGay men
Charges against two men became the Muslim rape gangs are here.
Who it targetsMuslims, through two named defendants
He called a religion fake and said its doctrine holds its followers superior to everyone else.
Who it targetsJewish people, through their religion
He celebrated a funding cut using a slur for trans people.
Who it targetsTrans people
I wonder if this app is run by a Jew selling kids' data to Israel, he asked 149,000 people.
Who it targetsJewish people, through an unnamed owner
Two exclusions in one post: a racial group described as a pack of animals, and women told they don't belong at work.
Who it targetsA racial group, and separately women
A prosecutor's ethnicity was offered as the possible reason for case outcomes.
Who it targetsA prosecutor's ethnic group
Third worlders can be safely returned to their natural habitat, he wrote.
Who it targetsPeople described as third worlders
There's a direct line from New York Jewish real estate families to the mayor, he posted.
Who it targetsJewish people in New York
He posted that Israel killed Charlie Kirk, as a standalone claim, two days running.
Who it targetsJewish people, through a state used as the stand-in
Some people would rather live in filth if it spites white people, he wrote.
Who it targetsA racial group, given a disposition
Hours after a stabbing, she demanded these people be removed from the streets, the cities, and the nation.
Who it targetsMuslims, identified by the chant rather than the word
Import Somalis and your courts start working like Somali courts, he told 400,000 people.
Who it targetsSomalis, and immigrants by national origin
The American squad was announced, and one post treated the 26 names as a choice between two racial stereotypes.
Who it targetsBlack and Hispanic players on the roster, and by extension Black and Hispanic Americans
A podcast covered a birthright citizenship ruling as a win for what it called the Third World.
Who it targetsImmigrants and their American-born children
Indiana's lieutenant governor called for banning the Muslim call to prayer, then warned about the rise of Islam.
Who it targetsMuslims, through the presence of the religion itself
A podcaster said women's suffrage stole half his vote, and that his wife casts it back for him.
Who it targetsWomen
A 2014 column arguing that soccer viewership proves the wrong people were let in got republished mid-tournament.
Who it targetsImmigrants and their American-born descendants
Claims we tested, and the roundups that collect them.
Critics say AI billionaires are buying the election to control what happens in kids' classrooms.
The catchThe nine-figure spending targets candidates by their stance on AI regulation, not by their stance on schools.
Sacks says Anthropic invented the AI-safety panic to box out rivals.
The catchAnthropic turned down a Pentagon contract and ate a federal blacklisting rather than drop its safety guardrails.
Critics say companies are using AI as a cover story for ordinary layoffs.
The catchReal AI-driven job cuts are also happening. Both things are true at the same time.
A White House adviser says AI-doomer rhetoric incited the attack on Sam Altman's home.
The catchThe safety groups blamed for it have zero documented contact with the attacker and explicit no-violence policies.
Critics say Big Tech's AI buildout is really one big surveillance machine.
The catchAnthropic turned down $200 million from the Pentagon rather than loosen its rules against mass surveillance.
Critics say the AI industry is selling inevitability to make opposition feel pointless before it forms.
The catchA hundred-plus cities protested data centers five months after the industry's biggest ad push.
A tech investor says anti-data-center protesters are bused-in actors funded by Beijing.
The catchA reporter asked attendees how they got there. They drove themselves.
Pro-buildout voices call data-center protesters Luddites who are handing the AI race to China.
The catchThe 120-plus protests are local fights over power bills and water, not organized opposition to AI itself.
Sanders says AI executives are cutting jobs to get richer, not to help anyone.
The catchOpenAI's CEO just proposed taxing the rich, including himself, to fund a payout for everyone.
Critics say data-center tax breaks prove officials are bought by industry money.
The catchThe same year, New York banned new data centers and a North Carolina commissioner lost his seat for approving one.
Critics say the AI industry's own doom talk set the mood for someone to attack Sam Altman.
The catchThe critics making that case condemned the attack in the same breath they made it.
Fifty-one checks across thirteen arguments about AI, each one tested twice.
The catchThe same words hold up or fall apart depending on how far you push them, and the arguing happens in that gap.
Sacks says California's "one-time" billionaire tax was never going to stay one-time.
The catchHe was right that a second tax proposal followed. Nobody's found a backer who actually wants the industry destroyed.
Sacks says the AI jobs crisis is a hoax the press is running on purpose.
The catchA real study found no AI-driven hiring collapse, and the same outlets gave the skeptical case prominent coverage too.
The US-Saudi nuclear agreement shows the officeholders who invoked September 11 against New York's mayor don't hold the security concern they cite.
The catchInconsistency is easy to document. The payment and the bigotry the carriers attach to it are not.
Anthropic wants to ban open-source AI in America and won't stop until it kneecaps the open model ecosystem.
The catchThe letter it declined to sign rejects prohibition in its own text and asks only for targeted remedies.
The House vote keeping Section 219 in the defence bill shows the members who advanced it are serving pro-Israel campaign money ahead of American interests.
The catchMoney of this kind mostly flows toward members who already hold the position, which is the direction the evidence can't distinguish.
The people driving the casting backlash want to justify a racial hierarchy by projecting it into antiquity.
The catchThe same accounts carry fidelity complaints, aesthetic complaints and demographic complaints, and a single-motive claim doesn't separate them.
Democratic leadership's immigration positions show the party's leadership wants open borders and to destroy the country.
The catchWhat the positions describe is procedural limits on enforcement conduct, which is an argument about how, not a wish for the country to fail.
The attack at 26 Federal Plaza shows the anti-ICE camp is hostile to law and order, and its rhetoric produced the attack.
The catchThe reporting describes one former soldier who arrived alone, heavily equipped, and told investigators he didn't care if he killed people.
Statements by Huckabee and Mace show Christian Zionist and Republican officeholders claim the right to define which political views Jewish Americans must hold.
The catchTwo officials said it. The donor motive attached to the wider camp comes with nothing behind it.
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey shows its makers set out to impose progressive values on a foundational Western text.
The catchHe gave his reasons in public and on the record, including that he cut the ending because he found it grim and misogynistic.
The absence of US legacy and cable coverage of the Al-Tuwani settler attack shows those outlets deliberately suppress Israeli conduct.
The catchWire services, an Israeli outlet and international broadcasters carried it within a day, so the absence isn't total.
Mamdani's call for Netanyahu's arrest shows an alliance between Marxists and Islamists is taking over the Democratic Party.
The catchThe statement being cited is a politician admitting in public that a promise went beyond what his office can do.
Attaching voter ID to the congressional stock-trading ban shows House Republican leadership wants a campaign issue rather than either law.
The catchJoining a popular measure to a contested one is routine floor management, and doesn't require anyone to want the bill to die.
The administration has hollowed out immigration enforcement and stages the appearance of it, so promised removals aren't being pursued.
The catchRemovals need detention beds, court time, travel documents and litigation, and none of those scale with an announcement.
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