✡️ 🤯Zionists Force Holocaust Museum to Apologize for Saying No More Holocausts Should Happen

Yeah. I'm dead serious. This actually just happened.

🚨 Family, this is ridiculous, but it’s also VERY insightful. The Holocaust Museum of Los Angeles dared to say a simple truth: “Never Again can’t only mean Never Again for Jews.” And within hours, under pressure from Zionist outrage, they deleted the post and issued an apology.

This is why my work exists: to name these hypocrisies, to remind us that “Never Again” must apply to all people, not just one. Please, right now, become a monthly, annual, or founding member.

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The Meme That Spoke the Truth

The museum posted a striking image: hands of different colors holding each other, one arm tattooed with Auschwitz numbers. Beneath it, the words:

“Never Again can’t only mean Never Again for Jews.”

For one brief moment, a Holocaust institution spoke a universal truth: that the memory of genocide demands solidarity with all people facing extermination. That Holocaust memory is hollow if it only applies to one community.

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The Backlash

Then came the fury. Zionist voices pounced, accusing the museum of “politicizing” Holocaust memory. As if the Holocaust itself wasn’t the most political event of the 20th century. As if applying its lessons to Gaza — where children are bombed and starved — was somehow illegitimate.

The museum caved. It deleted the post. It issued a groveling apology. It promised to “vet” future messages more carefully.

A Holocaust museum apologized for saying that “Never Again” should apply to everyone.

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The Hypocrisy

This is the depth of the hypocrisy. Holocaust remembrance is permitted when it’s used to justify Israel’s violence. But it is censored when used to oppose genocide against Palestinians.

The slogan “Never Again” has been weaponized — not as a call for universal human dignity, but as a shield for apartheid and war crimes.

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What “Never Again” Really Means

When survivors said “Never Again” after the liberation of the camps, they did not mean only for Jews. They meant for the Roma, for the disabled, for outcasts, for the stateless, for every oppressed people.

The Holocaust was unique in its detail but not in its lessons. Its meaning is universal: to prevent genocide wherever it rises, whoever it targets.

To shrink it down to a tribal slogan — useful only for Israeli propaganda — is to betray the dead.

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Why This Matters Now

Gaza is not abstract. It is not metaphor. It is genocide. And the institutions that claim to honor the Holocaust must confront it.

Instead, too many remain silent. Worse, they silence themselves when they momentarily tell the truth.

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The Choice

Family, the choice is stark. Either “Never Again” becomes a universal principle — binding, urgent, alive — or it becomes a hollow slogan, paraded only when convenient.

The museum spoke the truth for a moment, then bowed to pressure. We must not bow. We must insist: if “Never Again” doesn’t mean for Palestinians, Sudanese, Congolese, Uyghurs, and every oppressed people, then it means nothing at all.

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Why Membership Matters

Family, this is why my work matters. Because when institutions collapse under pressure, we must hold the line. We must insist on the universal truth: Never Again for everyone.

That is why I keep all of my writing free. And that is why I depend on you.

If you believe fearless journalism must reclaim the meaning of “Never Again,” then I need you with me. Please, right now, become a monthly, annual, or founding member. Together, we can keep speaking truth no matter the pressure.

Love and appreciate each of you.
Your friend and brother,
Shaun

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