Talk about spreading mass disinformation.
Or misinformation, whatever the crazed media may be calling it these days.
One thing is for sure: The media is perhaps a master at the pot calling the kettle black, considering that it spreads quite a bit of disinformation and misinformation itself.
After all, not even a week has passed since the second attempted Trump assassination, and the media is already attempting to blame … none other than Trump himself.
Utterly ridiculous.
Indeed, The Enquirer, a news outlet in Ohio, published a rather shocking letter to the editor that effectively blamed Trump for the second assassination attempt.
That’s right: The crazed letter blames Trump for the second assassination attempt that he’s face.
Just consider the title:
“There’s no place for violence in politics. Trump’s lies and rhetoric must stop.”
Absolutely absurd.
“There is no place in politics for violence,” the letter began.
You don’t say. Precisely why the next remark was so insane.
“That said, the former president, Donald Trump, brings a lot of this stuff on himself,” the letter continued.
Is that so?
How about the fact that the media has been blasting him as a supposed threat to democracy for nearly a decade?
How about the fact that celebrities have openly called for the death of Trump?
How about the fact that Biden said it was time to put a “bullseye” on Trump?
No matter how the media tries to spin it, it is abundantly clear that a huge source of hateful rhetoric comes directly from the media itself.
“When he continues to push lies about legal immigrants like the ones in Springfield, Ohio; when he continues to insist he was not the loser of the 2020 election; when he continues to spout how he wants to use our military to ‘round up’ and deport immigrants who are not white from this country, he brings the crazies out, and one of those crazies tries to shoot him,” the letter rambled on.
So, in other words, when Trump dares to point out the very real problem of illegal migration, he deserves an assassination attempt?
What is this reader on about?
“One thing Trump can do to reduce the chance that one of these crazies will attempt to assassinate him is to stop charging the American people thousands of dollars per night for his Secret Service protectors to stay at his Trump-owned properties, as reported by NPR and other news outlets. (I am sure each agent has their own room, too.) Those excess monies can then be used to put more Secret Service agents on his protection detail,” the letter continued.
If you say so.
Seems that Secret Service has been rather inadequate for Trump, not to mention nonexistent for RFK, Jr.
Most ridiculously of all, the letter concluded by the letter, once again, blaming Trump for the attack on his own life.
Absurd.
“Otherwise, why should the American people continue to put out extra millions for protection that is only needed because the former president can’t keep from lying and bringing these issues on himself?”
Well, maybe start with the fact that Comrade Kamala lies with abandon, and the media will never question the vaunted candidate, who succeeded in securing the nomination without a single vote in her favor.
Hilariously, the author of the letter is apparently named Felicia.
So, bye Felicia!
Author: Ofelia Thornton
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