Sneako says calls to deport him only prove his critics do not support the freedoms they claim to defend.
The online personality responded after Alex Jones demanded his removal from the United States and Elon Musk agreed. Their comments followed Sneako’s proclamation during a New York City livestream that “the whole world will be Muslim.”
“He doesn’t want democracy. He doesn’t want Western values. He doesn’t want discourse,” Sneako said of Jones. “He wants me deported out of my own country.”
Sneako, born Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy, defended his right to speak publicly about his religion, arguing that his remarks were protected under the Constitution.
“I’m exercising my right to my First Amendment, my right for free speech, my right to practice my religion,” he said.
The streamer also accused Jones of contradicting his past positions by supporting anti-Muslim messaging. “Alex Jones should know that demonizing Muslims is used for war propaganda,” he said.
Sneako accused Musk of hypocrisy over his support for President Donald Trump and referenced disputed allegations surrounding the Epstein files. Trump has denied wrongdoing related to Jeffrey Epstein and claimed some online personalities support Musk because they want his approval and access to his influence.
Responding to Matrix attack from Epstein cabal live now on Kick pic.twitter.com/NGSlWKWaki
— SNEAKO (@sneako) July 6, 2026
“They want to join the matrix,” he continued. “They want to be part of that cabal because it’s tempting financially.”
Later, he pivoted to the struggles facing younger Americans, comparing Gen Z’s homeownership prospects with those of baby boomers.
“The American dream today is owning a home and being married at 30,” Sneako said. “There’s a problem in this country.”