So the Tutsis are one of three ethnic groups of Rwanda, and Radio Genocide (real name Radio Télévision Libre des Mille Collines (RTLM)) was a government-endorsed opinionated radio station in Rwanda. The broadcaster spread influential hate propaganda and was a major factor in leveraging the public opinion and causing a 1994 genocide against the Tutsis.

By listening to this broadcast, it’s likely that Tutsi folk were able to know when the destruction was on their doorstep, and when to run/hide/fight. Although my opinion is that fight is necessary long before the aggressors start to mass murder.

As a knowledge fight fan, I feel like I should say that it’s more than a ‘fact check’ - it started out more like that, but it functions as a deconstruction of the methods, motives and aims of a right-wing idealogue and by extension, others in that sphere (tucker carlson, rogan etc)

It’s a good way to keep up with and have an understanding of what’s going on in that horrific but impactful space without having to wade in yourself

One of the hosts of knowledge fight also worked on the Sandyhook Defamation case which cost Alex Jones a lot of money. So can’t really fault them.