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As Brian Stelter and CNN work overtime to pretend that the MSM didn't uncritically promote Jussie Smollett's absurd "hate crime" story in a giddy rush to frame Trump supporters as violent, journalist and photographer Andy Ngo has pushed back.
In a running thread of hate-crime hoaxes that the MSM either uncritically reported - or gave little attention to once the truth came out, Ngo lists hoax after hoax designed to smear conservatives.
Click on the first tweet and go from there, or keep scrolling:
Many people knock Zerohedge. They are known for predicting downturns in the economy non stop, and being wrong. But they do talk about topics that deserve attention, that the lame stream media won't touch. And often, they point out the hypocrisy of lame stream media, and the hypocrisy of many of our politicians. They also are critical of some of our institutions, like the federal reserve and their management of our economy.
It's nice to hear varying sides of the story, or even fringe opinions. Mass media has come to resemble modern day propaganda, so I am always open to hearing the other side of the story. The last thing we should become is a nation of lemmings who all think the same thing, and regurgitate whatever approved message we've been spoon fed.
As for all these hoaxes, I'm surprised there haven't been more. Particularly when you consider all that dirty George Soros money sloshing around... Democrats have been behaving themselves I see...
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