Tila Tequila Defends Hitler, Blames 9/11 on "Zionists"

Hitting new level of crazy

Reason Staff | 12.11.2013 9:40 AM

Tila Tequila has taken to Facebook to defend Hitler, call Paul Walker's death a "ritualistic murder" and blame 9/11 (and everything else) on Zionists. Also, she is claiming to be a goddess from Sirius B.

The former star of "A Shot at Love" was never normal. But this is definitely new heights of strangeness.

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Bean Counter 12 years ago

The fact that anyone in the entire world even knows what this twut (twit + slut) says is a sure sign of the apocalypse.
OneOut 12 years ago

A poker friend of mine here in Houston dated her for quite a while before she became infamous.

He says her public persona is the real deal, no acting needed.
DillonDavid 12 years ago

She's just loving life.

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