The Fresno Killer, Media Subterfuge, and Jihadi Privilege

American Thinker ^ | April 25, 2017 | William Sullivan

[detective]

The Los Angeles Times reported that last week, a gunman by the name of Kori Ali Muhammad "stalked the streets of Fresno, fatally shooting three white men outside the Catholic Charities building with a .357 revolver."  Muhammad, a self-proclaimed "black soldier" with a belief that there is "a war going on between blacks and whites" who refers to white people as "devils" in anti-white tirades on social media, allegedly shouted "Allahu akbar" just prior to surrendering to police.   In spite of some peculiar evidence suggesting otherwise in the above-mentioned facts, the media and authorities almost immediately dismissed Islam as a non-factor in the incident.

Make no mistake: it takes a lot of work to paint a picture where Islam had nothing to do with these murders.  It requires skillfully hiding facts, manipulating words and context, and even the publication of outright lies.

[detective]

This is an excellent article that details the many media lies when reporting the recent Fresno shootings.

The scary part is how many people are too stupid and naive to realize they are being lied to.

[Grimmy]

Until and unless media personnel start feeling pain for playing such games, the games will only intensify.

There’s never any real and meaningful repercussions for the perfidies and abuses committed by media personnel, so why shouldn’t they be perfidious and abusive?

[fella]

Muslim petro dollars are invested in the global corporations that own our media. Enough investment to call the shots.

Remember the Saudi prince that made one phone call to FOX a couple of days after 9 11 that changed FOX’s tone on their coverage? They dropped the Saudi/Wahabi line and joined the rest of our media on the Alquada line.

[allendale]

Historians will note that a large part of the American population in the early 21st century, who largely identified themselves as Democrats or Leftists suffered from the Stockholm Syndrome. They had permeated all aspects of the culture (government, media, the arts, academia, and even the military) and shattered the social consensus that had once made America great. Never forget that Barack Hussein Obama, who made no secret of his agenda, was elected less than eight years after 9/11.

[Little Ray]

Personally, I blame Pres. Bush.
Between his statement about “Islam is peace, Islam means peace,” the wimpyness of his response (we had bin Laden’s family in our sights and were too cowardly to pull the trigger) and our idiotic attempts at nation building, I believe that his heart was never in winning the war. We should have gotten the stupid wars over with.
And then Bush passed the office of President to an internal enemy...

[Chewbarkah]

If the term “Nation of Islam” is in this article, I missed it. Yet everything in this crime screams “Nation of Islam”, a black supremacist/separatist hate group that by coincidence says all white people are...DEVILS...created by some evil dude. NOI is nuttier than real Islam, and if anything, more violent. It should be declared a terrorist operation and shut down. The survivors of victims of this attack should file massive lawsuits — NOI inspired and motivated this idiot.

[allendale]

Absolutely correct. Bush demonstrated not only critical lack of leadership but advanced a false narrative about Islam that confounded many unsophisticated Americans. The Bush family had become wealthy in their dealings with the Saudis. Remember 18 0f 19 of the 9/11 terrorists were Saudis, they were motivated and financially supported by the Saudi government supported and protected Wahhabi. Saudi intelligence knew of the plot and never warned the US. Bush overlooked this culpability and instead invaded Iraq, squandering trillions in material treasure, killing over 3,000 brave young America, physically and psychologically maiming tens of thousands more. This deeply hurt the country and made possible the election of the vile Obama. Sorry fellow FReepers but Bush was a disaster at a critical time.