Representative Jamaal Bowman has been at the center of controversy following allegations that he maintained a personal YouTube account that subscribed to channels promoting outrageous conspiracy theories, some of which have roots in anti-Semitism. The Bronx and Westchester Democrat, known for his association with the progressive “Squad,” allegedly used the screen name Inner Peace to create playlists of videos on his channel, according to sources cited in a report by the Daily Beast.

While attempts to locate the Inner Peace account have been fruitless, there are concerns about the content it disseminated. Reports suggest that the channel followed numerous accounts peddling outlandish claims about extraterrestrial life, flat Earth theory, UFOs, and the Illuminati. The alleged affinity for fringe conspiracy theories has raised questions about the credibility and judgment of the congressman.

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Of particular concern is the claim that some of the channels followed by Bowman, including BreakThrough News, have been known to spread Chinese and Russian propaganda. BreakThrough News, in addition to disseminating conspiracy theories, reportedly displays a strong anti-Israel bias. This aligns with Bowman’s past statements on the Israeli-Hamas conflict, leading to speculation about the extent to which his views may have been influenced by these channels.

Further investigation into the accounts Bowman followed reveals associations with figures such as pro-terror professor Norman Finkelstein. Several channels, including DiEM25, Free Will, PoliticsJOE, and Real News Network, have featured Finkelstein, a controversial figure known for his divisive views on Israel. This raises concerns about the extent to which Bowman’s positions on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict may have been influenced by individuals who have called into question Israel’s right to exist.

Another channel reportedly followed by Bowman is Afripost, which frequently shares speeches by Louis Farrakhan, the leader of the Nation of Islam. Farrakhan has a history of making anti-Semitic remarks, referring to Jews as “termites” and “the synagogue of Satan.” The subscription to this channel further raises doubts about Bowman’s judgment and his stance on issues pertaining to religious tolerance.

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Beyond conspiracy theories and controversial figures, the Inner Peace account allegedly promoted content that delved into realms beyond reality. Videos bearing titles such as “6 Signs You’re Leaving The Matrix For The New Earth” and “Signs You Might Not Be from This World” suggest an interest in dubious claims about aliens, Atlantis, and alternate realities. While Bowman denies having watched any of these videos, his previous acknowledgment of being an avid YouTube consumer when introducing Finkelstein at a Westchester event raises questions about his level of engagement with such content.

Bowman has responded to these allegations, asserting that he is not familiar with the channels in question and vehemently denying any endorsement of conspiracy theories. He argues that the focus should be on more pressing issues, such as the ongoing struggles of everyday Americans and the loss of innocent lives. In a statement to the Daily Beast, Bowman said, “There is a war going on that has killed tens of thousands of innocents, and people here can’t afford rent and groceries, I think people care more about that than some convoluted story about videos that I haven’t even watched.”

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However, the controversy surrounding Bowman is not limited to his alleged involvement with conspiracy theories. Earlier this year, attention was drawn to a blog Bowman had written in the early 2010s that contained a poem suggesting a conspiracy theory about the 9/11 attacks. The verse spoke of “multiple explosions heard before and during the collapse” of the Twin Towers, fueling skepticism about his views on historical events.

As scrutiny intensifies, Congressman Bowman finds himself confronted with growing doubts about his judgment, credibility, and the extent to which he may have been influenced by fringe ideologies. While he has distanced himself from past writings and claims not to have engaged with controversial videos, the broader context surrounding his alleged associations raises concerns among critics.

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