Clyde Bosch — Antisemite of the Week

Clyde Bosch is a social media figure who has gained attention for his far-right political commentary, including appearances on podcasts promoting nationalist and conspiracy-driven narratives. His Instagram account reaches over 400,000 followers, where he openly spreads false antisemitic conspiracies, demonizes Jews, and engages in rhetoric that fuels hostility and harm toward Jewish communities.

Throughout Bosch’s posts, he repeatedly recycles antisemitic myths that portray Jews as omnipotent puppet-masters secretly controlling nations and conflicts. Some examples include Clyde Bosch:

Posting that Jews across party lines secretly orchestrate wars, migration, and global instability while “maintaining control of middle eastern superiority.”
In regards to Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Bosch suggested that Israel is responsible claiming, “He (Kirk) starts seeing they own the media. He starts saying stuff about the Epstein files… Tells his friend I think Izzy might kill me if I turn against them… He signed a deal with the devil, but the devil always wants more.”
Referencing a “true agenda” of Israel being behind global events including Venezuela and Iran.
Telling his followers that you don’t get to have a “seat at their table” and to continue “slaving away so you can pay them 50% of your shekels.”

Aside from framing Jews as manipulative and power-hungry, Bosch draws on theological antisemitism to depict Jews as corrupt, hostile, and morally evil. Similar rhetoric has been used for centuries to justify exclusion, persecution, and violence against Jews. Examples of Bosch’s rhetoric include:

Suggesting that Jewish people hated Jesus Christ and now Jews hate Christians, captioning his video, “He (Christ) wasn’t a nice guy when it came to addressing their wickedness and neither will I be.”
Claiming that “Jews corrupted the Protestant church.”
Sharing a video asking for the names of pastors who traveled to Israel, threatening that he will “hunt them down like the dogs that they are.”

Perhaps most concerning is Clyde Bosch’s causal justification of violence against Jewish communities. He continuously promotes extremism to his vast audience while dehumanizing Jews, actions that lead to real-world consequences. Some examples include Clyde Bosch:

Referring to a “Luigi Mangione mindset” towards Gaza, essentially endorsing mass executions and legitimizing violence against Jews.
Captioning a video of the PM of Israel, “These parasites have overdone their stay. It’s about time they’re exiled.”
Monetizing off of his clothing brand selling pieces that invoke the “dual loyalty” trope as well as calls for violence, such as “no resistance, no peace.”

Sadly, Shopify powers the website that Clyde Bosch uses to sell his clothing.

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