CNN describes Kenosha riots as “Fiery but peaceful protests” as reporter stands in front of building engulfed in flames
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You cannot make these things up. A CNN reporter was standing in front a building engulfed in flames as the chyron read “fiery but mostly peaceful protests after police shooting.”
I saw this pop up a few times and was sure it was fake because it's so perfectly absurd, but it's indeed real.
The absurdity of the coverage speaks for itself. pic.twitter.com/eGt08fzLlj
— Josh Jordan (@NumbersMuncher) August 27, 2020
You cannot make this up… A CNN reporter is standing in front of a building engulfed in flames and CNN's chyron reads:
"FIERY BUT MOSTLY PEACEFUL PROTESTS AFTER POLICE SHOOTING" pic.twitter.com/4OHvKnh63u
— Caleb Hull (@CalebJHull) August 27, 2020
But really, this:
Literally this. pic.twitter.com/MqDkao2xV8
— Caleb Hull (@CalebJHull) August 27, 2020
And it’s not the first time this has happened, either. A few months ago, MSNBC did the same exact thing. Flames, riots, all running in the background while the reporter “makes clear” that it’s “mostly a protest.”
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XiNN has become a parody of itself. It’d be funny, if it wasn’t so deadly serious.
Everyone is still alive at the moment from the Jacob Blake shooting incident. It was mostly peaceful.
Another take on “Who do you trust?”
“CNN has turned itself into America’s Baghdad Bob”
In 2003, when our military successfully invaded Iraq and quickly captured Baghdad, Muhammad Saeed al-Sahhafk, aka Baghdad Bob, was Saddam Hussein’s Minister of Information. As troops neared and then entered Baghdad, al-Sahhaf gave daily press briefings during which he announced the most outrageous lies about the wars. Baghdad Bob insisted that American troops were committing suicide “by the hundreds” and that none had entered Baghdad. Meanwhile, Americans were a few hundred yards away from him, and the audience could hear the sounds of their fighting. Four days later Americans captured Baghdad, al-Sahhaf was still insisting that U.S. troops “are going to surrender or be burned in their tanks. They will surrender.”
Andrea Widburg @ American Thinker
A good friend of mine, after years of working for weekly and small daily newspapers in small towns in rural Kali, landed a job as a reporter at the SF Chronicle and soon moved up to editor. In a lot of ways it was a dream job. The paper sent him to rodeo school where he learned bull riding. He wrote car reviews, so when I visited family and friends I never knew what he’d be driving. A Corvette? A Mercedes AMG? A Range Rover? He talked the paper into sending him to a community in Nevada centered on a fire arm training academy similar to Jeff Cooper’s Gunsite. When they were confirming his reservation they asked him if he had ever fired a handgun and a few other questions to try to figure out what handgun they should loan him. There were moments of stunned silence on their end when he told them, “I’ll just bring my Sig 9mm.” They had been visited by dozens of reporters over the years, but not once before had a reporter even owned a handgun let alone showed up with one. When he was able to get away from the office he had a blast.
He’s not nearly as conservative as I am but editorial meetings for him were torture. Compared to the other editors he was Ronald Reagan. Because he had too much self-respect to prostitute himself as a propagandist for the leftists he got an honest job in public relations. He, like me, didn’t know how these people could look themselves in the mirror.
I’m convinced that the propagandists who worked at the old Soviet communist party and government rags Pravda and Izvestia had higher standards and more regard for their own dignity than the lying sluts who work in today’s MFM.
When I saw the image and the newsreader, the first thing I thought of was Eddie Murphy doing a bit on an old Saturday Night Live sketch. All I can hear is him reading this news in his Buckwheat accent.
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