“They Are Not Martyrs” – Nick Fuentes Calls Out Hasan Piker and Cenk Uygur for Not Protesting When Other Activists Were Denied Entry in the UK

Hasan Piker and his uncle Cenk Uygur have reportedly been denied entry to the UK. This entry ban garnered attention on social media, with Nick Fuentes expressing his opinion on X. Nick pointed out that neither Piker nor Uygur had protested when other activists were getting banned from entering the United Kingdom.

“I don’t remember Hasan Piker or Cenk Uygur protesting when Jared Taylor, Lauren Southern, or Richard Spencer were denied entry into the UK. They are not martyrs; they literally created this precedent for all of us,” Nick wrote in the tweet.

According to reports by The Times of London, Cenk Uygur’s electronic travel authorization (ETA) had been canceled. This reportedly permits the individual to enter the UK without a visa for up to six months. The outlet reported that Uygur got banned after it was believed that his presence in the country wouldn’t be “conducive to the public good.”

Just two weeks back, 11 “far-right agitators” were banned from entering the UK, according to reports by the BBC. Previously, several activists were banned from entering the UK. In 2015, Jared Taylor was denied entry to the country over his apparently white supremacist views.

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Just like Nick Fuentes, Australian-Israeli commentator Avi Yemini pointed out that Piker didn’t protest when the UK banned pro-Israel activists from entering the country. Andrew Kolvet also reacted to Hasan Piker’s tweet and accused him of “betraying liberal values” several times. Kolvet further wrote that Hasan did not “represent the West.”

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