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Fuentes swung right with Torba on Gab.

People would warn Fuentes about Milo, warn Fuentes about Torba (and warn Torba about him),and warn Fuentes about using his PAC to support Trump (and used Fuentes' own past words against Trump in this regard), and so on.

He proudly held himself as above White nationalism, loved distancing himself from "wignats"--not just spergs (understandable), but any account espousing actual nationalism and not nationalism lite. He distanced his PAC from White nationalism as much as possible, vehemently.

And then that fell through.

Now, as the momentum in general pushes right, he's riding the wave. Yes, the wave to the right *is* one he was a part of giving momentum to when it was smaller.
It is also true that he tried to push back on the momentum when it went further right than his PAC dream. The political-oil-rig PAC he thought he was standing on fell.

He's a grift, giving harder words until a rope up is in reach. Whenever he (has thought he) had the inkling of political promise, he has ran to back niggers (Kanye), fags (Milo), jews (Milo).

He's Dan Bongino. He's Kash Patel. He's 2016 Trump.

I appreciate the effortpost but it's fundamentally wrong he never distanced himself from people because they were too extreme, he always said they were unoptical, which means they look like brawling skinheads and are generally disheveled and unorganized.
For example, he heavily criticized the Spencer/Enoch college tour for looking like absolute dog shit, as in empty stage, fat Enoch, no props no nothing.
He was vindicated on calling this out later, when NJP collapsed because they couldn't handle their finances, opsec, access, or anything else for that matter and it all disintegrated.

>He's Dan Bongino. He's Kash Patel. He's 2016 Trump.
This has never been true.

I understand someone veering for optics. He does do that--yet he also swings to his right.

I'm sure Milo is saying a lot of false things about Fuentes these days. I've seen some in passing. (tbh I take Milo as "truthful" as Candace Owens.)

These criticisms aren't recent events. They aren't behind-the-curtain tales told from Milo. They were public, for the sake of his PAC, and from when Milo would only gush over Fuentes.

>He's Dan Bongino. He's Kash Patel. He's 2016 Trump.

What I mean by this is that his words are large and more pro-White until he gets what he sees as a spotlight / path in. (His PAC. Or backing Kanye. Etc.)