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Far-right podcaster calls for ‘final solution’ on deportation of US Jews
Stew Peters also called Israel a ‘paedophilic, homosexual, genocidal state’
April 2, 2025 09:54
Stew Peters also called Israel a ‘paedophilic, homosexual, genocidal state’
April 2, 2025 09:54A far-right podcaster has called for a “final solution” in relation to the deportation of Jews from America and called Israel a “paedophilic, homosexual, genocidal state”.
Stew Peters made the comments in an interview with self-described “freedom fighter” Matt Baker while accusing President Trump of following an “Israel-first” agenda in office.
In response to a remark by Baker opposing the mass deportation of Jews, Peters replied: “Well, I’m two years ahead of you on that and in two years, you’ll come back and say, ‘Yeah you were right about that’.
"I’m a little bit ahead of people, just like I was with Covid and the bioweapon…We absolutely do need a final solution on that.”
And, despite his apparent closeness to the pro-Trump movement – newly-confirmed FBI director Kash Patel appeared on his show multiple times – Peters was scathing in his criticism of the President’s foreign policy approach to Israel.
He went on: “Our country is not being put first...[it’s] the most anti-American administration of all time.
“We did not vote for this Israel-first BS.”
Peters accused the Trump administration of “propping up this paedophilic, homosexual, genocidal nation state instead of protecting our country and bringing our troops home.
This was not the first time, though, that the noted conspiracy theorist has made comments of this kind.
In a response to a negative comment on X last month, he wrote: “Hi, Jew. I’m still walking around and not in prison, for using words, because it’s my Constitutional right. We need a final solution. The truth is radical.”
Likewise, commenting on a clip of a rabbi testifying before Congress, he said: “Rabbis are sitting before congress demanding that free speech be taken away from the American people.
"These subversives are anti-American and it’s time for them to be removed from this country.
And he also got into an online spat with Disturbed frontman David Draiman, who is Jewish and strongly pro-Israel, posting a clip of the band’s Sound of Silence music video, saying: “The Sound of Silence is gone.
"Millions of people around the world are speaking up and your tribe has been exposed.”
After Draiman responded, Peters added that “being against this [referring to the video] isn’t antisemitic, it’s anti-satanic”.
But when his “final solution” comments were reported to social media moderators, he added: “Jews are mass reporting my account, claiming I’m inciting violence. In the post being shared, I do not mention, condone, or even allude to violence AT ALL. These people are liars and parasites.”