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Lt. Col. Anthony Aguilar is a decorated American Green Beret.
A 25-year U.S. Army veteran.
Purple Heart recipient.
12 deployments.
A man who has risked his life over and over for the American military (of course I don’t approve of virtually any action the American military has done in my lifetime).
He recently worked as a U.S. contractor inside the so-called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) — the joint U.S.-Israeli operation set up under the guise of delivering aid. It’s a death trap. More people have literally been killed there than on October 7th.
What he saw inside broke him. And now he’s telling the truth.
And he didn’t share this with CNN. Or MSNBC. Or PBS.
He shared it with Tucker Carlson.
That shouldn’t be what it takes.
But right now, that’s what it took.
In the segment, Anthony Aguilar describes seeing fathers carrying skeletal children — little ones so thin and frail from hunger they didn’t have the strength to speak.
He said the starvation was everywhere. It was obvious, undeniable to anyone paying attention.
And it wasn’t hidden from the Americans working there. Every contractor. Every guard. Everyone saw it.
He described witnessing unarmed Palestinians — including children — shot and killed while waiting in line for food.
Not in battle. Not in the fog of war.
While they were waiting for rice and lentils.
And Tucker Carlson looked shaken.
I watched the interview closely.
And even though I’ve had years of anger and opposition toward Tucker — even though he’s attacked me by name and fueled narratives that endangered people like me — I need to say this:
On Gaza, he is more honest right now than nearly any liberal or centrist media figure I can name.
That doesn’t erase everything else.
It doesn’t make him a hero.
But it does make him someone who finally let the truth be spoken on air — and that matters.
The tragedy is that this isn’t breaking news across every network.
A Green Beret — a combat veteran — is describing deliberate war crimes.
Starvation.
Targeted killings.
Aid used as bait.
U.S. complicity in all of it.
And yet the major outlets — the ones who claim to care — are silent. Here is the full interview.
That’s why this platform exists.
Because the New York Times won’t tell you what Anthony Aguilar just did.
Because MSNBC won’t air it.
Because NPR won’t name it.
So we will.
We’ll say the names.
We’ll carry the witness.
We’ll make sure the world knows.
May Allah protect him.
May Anthony Aguilar’s courage echo across the world.
May every child he spoke for be honored with justice.
And may those who remained silent carry the weight of it.
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