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Mass media's complicity in sanctioning carnage. More Blood On The Hands Of Democrats.

No one likes to say “I told you so” when people die, but sometimes you just have to. I have been talking and writing about the left-wing mob and their violence for years, even wrote a book about it, and it keeps on rolling. Democrats refuse to denounce it or even admit it exists. The murders in CHAZ/CHOP (or whatever the hell it was called when they finally shut it down) didn’t matter, the murders and attempted murder of police officers didn’t matter (no celebrity stepped up to pay for the funeral of David Dorn and Al Sharpton or Ben Crump couldn’t be bothered to show up (no money in it for them)), so why would a couple of more dead people in Wisconsin matter?

BBC surrenders to Marxist BLM. Boris Johnson Slams BBC for Bowing Down to Black Lives Matter Pressure. British PM blasts 'wetness' of broadcaster for dropping patriotic songs from BBC Proms.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has slammed the BBC for bowing down to pressure from the Black Lives Matter movement to drop patriotic songs from its traditional Last Night Of The Proms.

Mass media suppresses info about hydroxychloroquine. Why Is Media Suppressing Info About Hydroxychloroquine's Effectiveness?

Actually, it was Sullivan who was spouting dangerous falsehoods about this drug, something the Washington Post and much of the rest of the media have been doing for months. On May 15, the Post offered a stark warning to any Americans who may have taken hope in a possible therapy for COVID-19. In the newspaper’s telling, there was nothing unambiguous about the science — or the politics — of hydroxychloroquine: “Drug promoted by Trump as coronavirus game-changer increasingly linked to deaths,” blared the headline.

NYT lies (again) about Catholic saint. Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on another column on Saint Junípero Serra in the New York Times:

On August 6, I wrote a news release about a column by Elizabeth Bruenig in the New York Times on the work of Father (now Saint) Junípero Serra, the 18th century Spanish priest who championed the human rights of Indians in North America.