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Walter Hudson, a commentator active on social media, recently shared a series of posts addressing issues related to political discourse, investigations, and international affairs. The tweets include pointed commentary on contemporary topics and critiques of certain public perspectives.

On July 13, 2025, Hudson commented on the backlash faced by an individual for their views on socialism and criticism of Mamdani. He wrote: "It's also wild because his sin is rejecting a genocidal racist tyrant - Mamdani, and saying socialism is bad."

Later that day, Hudson questioned the integrity of previous investigations and advocated for renewed efforts in pursuit of justice. He stated: "If the previous investigation is untrustworthy, why not start a new one? Just tossing up our hands doesn't seem like a pursuit of justice."

In another post from July 13, 2025, Hudson addressed claims regarding Israel's intentions in Gaza. He argued against sensational interpretations and highlighted underlying biases. His tweet read: "It's not 'mind-blowing,' because rational people don't think Isreal wants to invade another actual country (which Gaza is not), kill its people, and sell half to a homicidal billionaire. What is revealing, though, is what this comparison says about its proponents view of Jews."

Mamdani refers to Mahmood Mamdani, a Ugandan academic known for his critical analyses of colonialism and postcolonial politics.

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