The Conservative Political Action Conference has dismissed the appearance of musician Young Pharaoh at the annual conference on a report that called Judaism a “complete lie” and said it was “compensated for political benefits,” it was revealed Monday.
The Buffalo, New York-based artist, who has also propagated QAnon conspiracy theories and falsely claimed that COVID-19 vaccines “will alter your DNA,” which he previously called Jewish people as “fake Jewish thieves.” , Media Matters reported.
He also claimed that “all censorship” and “pedophilia on social media is done by Israeli Jews” and wrote Big Tech companies, the media and social media platforms are controlled by the Chinese Communist Party and Israel. through the Jewish CEO[s]”.
The young Pharaoh was scheduled to speak during a session on Sunday called “Please check the number and redial: doubt, dysfunction and the price of missed opportunities,” but was removed from the schedule after his tweets came out on the light.
“We just learned that someone we invited to the CPAC has expressed reprehensible opinions that have nothing to do with our conference or our organization. The person will not participate in our conference.” CPAC 2021 tweeted Thursday afternoon.
The young Pharaoh, who also calls himself a “scholar” and “philosopher,” took to Twitter to criticize the decision and offered to pay $ 50,000 for the opportunity to discuss “the best #Jewish rabbi” about it. .
“THIS IS #CENSORSHIP AT ITS BEST! ALL BECAUSE I SAID, “I DON’T BELIEVE IN THE VALIDITY OF #JUDAISM AND I’M WILLING TO BRING $ 50,000 IN MY SELF TO DEBATE THE MAIN #JEWISH RABBI.” wrote the commentator on Twitter.
“$ 50,000 for the #RABBI #JUEU TOP THAT YOU CAN PROVE THE VALIDITY OF #JUDAISM. I HAVE MY OWN DEBATE LEAGUE AND I INVITE YOU TO DEBATE IN FRONT OF THE WORLD .. IN THE MEANTIME SUBSCRIBE TO http: // ATENUNIVERSITY.COM AND TALK TODAY IN #GENIUS “.
The CPAC is scheduled for Feb. 25-28 in Orlando and is considered “the largest and most influential Conservative meeting in the world.” This year’s theme is “America Without Cancellation.” Expected speakers include former President Donald Trump, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and other top Republican voices.