The Anti-Christ

Kurt Eichenwald has somewhat of a knack for embarrassing himself.

A while back, he was caught sending money to a teenage boy involved in child pornography. Kurt later claimed that he was merely “helping” the troubled teenager, but the circumstances were extremely suspicious.

More recently, Kurt Eichenwald was humiliated by Tucker Carlson. Later that evening, he claimed to have suffered an epileptic seizure after Twitter user Jew Goldstein sent Kurt a flashing gif.

Tonight, however, Kurt managed to outdo himself.

After claiming to have received an anonymous, anti-Semitic flyer, Kurt, who was accused of faking the image, posted a picture of the aforementioned flyer to bolster his story.

Unbeknownst to Kurt, though, his internet browser was visible for all to see:

Yah, crappy photoshop Max. Unfortunately, no, this is what I got today. pic.twitter.com/jmi1U4wLUd

— Kurt Eichenwald (@kurteichenwald) June 8, 2017

Paul Mothman was quick to draw attention to one of Kurt’s browser tabs:

care to explain this? pic.twitter.com/Vm6NMQKRy9

— Paul Mothman (@GamerGateIsISIS) June 8, 2017

The tab in question links to B-Chiku, which is a hentai series, apparently.

Further amusing: another of Kurt’s tabs is a Salon article titled “Tucker Carlson’s Downward Spiral.”

Why these two tabs would be open at the same time is perhaps something that’s best left unexplained.