One of the things we saw in the Kyle Rittenhouse case was the large-scale fake news propaganda about real facts. We have seen the media repeatedly release false information, such as claiming that Rittenhouse crossed the “state boundary” with a gun—as if it was a magical and evil thing that has nothing to do with the facts of the case. It didn’t make any sense, and he didn’t do it anyway. We saw the impression they left in people’s minds. It was all about someone who wanted to initiate a BLM protest.
This is a super clip of some people Rittenhouse should prosecute after he is acquitted.
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Media: Since you know that Rittenhouse is a terrorist, why report it? pic.twitter.com/abebdPyiIs
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) November 9, 2021
But now, given all the evidence, you would think that they will correct or at least abandon some false claims by themselves. Not so much, speaking of Joe Scarborough of MSNBC.
Can we count all the things he did wrong here? It has nothing to do with reality, but this is what the audience that Scarborough still had yesterday saw.
MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough said that Kyle Rittenhouse was a “self-appointed militia member” who drove across state boundaries and eventually “unloaded 60 rounds. Two people were killed and a third person was wounded.” pic.twitter.com/kCAjU4TGhd
— Ian Miles Cheong @stillgray.substack.com (@stillgray) November 14, 2021
He repeated the magical “state boundary” spell and falsely claimed that Rittenhouse bought the gun, when in fact he did not. He falsely claimed that Rittenhouse was a militiaman. But perhaps the worst lie was that he fired “60 rounds”, which made him look like he was shooting wildly, trying to take people away, instead of firing close to 60 rounds in a very limited self-defense situation. He did not fire at anyone who did not attack him.
But people have to think that Scarborough may have been scolded by MSNBC’s lawyers for what he said, because he subsequently posted some corrections on Twitter. Although it did not clarify all his lies, it did resolve 60 rounds of lies.
For anyone following the case for more than a minute, this is clearly wrong. I mean, he unloaded the bullet in about 60 seconds. Thank you for pointing this out. https://t.co/opGKvw6VEL
— Joe Scarborough (@JoeNBC) November 15, 2021
Obviously, he was saying that he did not follow the case for more than a minute. Despite the reports and expect anyone to take what he said seriously. In short, the media problem is there: they don’t care about the truth, and it’s not even worth their time — that minute — to understand the basic facts about the shooting, to understand the fact that there is no truth. No 60 rounds were fired, or the gun was never carried over the state line. He claimed that he meant “60 seconds.” If you listen to what he said, you know it is a lie.
Will he correct his lies on the live broadcast, not just through Twitter?
But the media still did not learn the lesson, because they continued to spread lies about the judge, trying to treat the possible acquittal as the judge’s bias, and Scarborough went all out again.They are angry because of the judge’s report There is a ringtone “God Bless America” On his phone, because it was broadcast at a Trump rally. Horrifying incident!They twisted one His joke about the supply chain crisis of lunch Turned into racist commentary, but that is not the case. Today the judge even said that he had better stop talking about lunch.
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Media: The only reason Rittenhouse went was because the referee was bad pic.twitter.com/PZvv8MgGUm
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) November 15, 2021
I only hope that the jury can see through all the lies of the prosecution and cover up the truth through all this nonsense.
