"Six Million Cookies"
Extremists use this phrase as a subtle way of expressing doubts about the extermination of European Jews during the Holocaust. For example, they may claim "it's not possible to bake six million cookies in five years given the number of ovens available." This antisemitic dog whistle can be traced back to at least 2017, but it gained more popularity in 2019 when white supremacist, Nick Fuentes, raised the question during one of his online shows.
Other terms tagged with Antisemitism
Resistance News Netw…
Resistance News Network (RNN) is a radical antisemitic, anti-Zionist English-language Telegram channel that promotes violence against Israel and anti-normalization with “Zionists.” RNN first appeared on Telegram in October 2022. As of October 2023, RNN has claimed that... Read more
Stop Zionist Hate
Stop Zionist Hate (SZH) is an online network that uses its influence, particularly on X (formerly Twitter), to promote extreme anti-Israel and anti-Zionist views. Frequently, the network elevates hateful tropes about Jews and Zionists, including posts that... Read more
Inverted Red Triangl…
In early November 2023, the inverted red triangle emerged as a symbol that in certain cases can signify support for violent Palestinian resistance against Israel. It is used both offline and online, sometimes in the form of... Read more
Scott McKay
Scott McKay, also known as “Patriot Streetfighter,” is an antisemitic QAnon influencer and radio show host who regularly promotes conspiracy theories about the Khazarian mafia. McKay frequently travels across the United States to speak at various far-right... Read more