Posted on 05/30/2017 4:34:21 AM PDT by Kaslin
Washington Post reporter Cleve Wootson was recently given the responsibility of reporting on a lawsuit in which I am involved. The story he was assigned to write is actually quite simple. A California university unconstitutionally denied a student group’s request for funding to host a conservative speaker (me) on their campus. The decision to deny funding was a blatant case of viewpoint discrimination that is supported by a mountain of evidence. Thus, Wootson had an easy story to write if he simply stuck to the facts. Instead, his article wound up being a masterpiece of bad journalism.
Wootson begins his article with an image of campus violence that is totally unrelated to the group that invited me to speak. He then provides a list of “white nationalists” who have recently spoken on other campuses. He continues his journalistic hit piece by characterizing Charles Murray as a person who "has been called a white nationalist" – because, of course, anonymous accusations define the man. Only after sufficiently poisoning the well does Wootson get around to mentioning the point of the article.
It’s hard to miss what Wootson is doing here. He wants to link the plaintiffs in the California case to violence. Then, he seeks to link them to white nationalism in a case that has nothing to do with race. But the worst part of the article is probably his suggestion that Charles Murray is a racist, which is based solely on an anonymous accusation of adherence to “white nationalism.” Here is a newsflash for Cleve Wootson: Cleve Wootson has also been called a white nationalist!
Of course, I don’t have to say who called Cleve Wootson a white nationalist because I am using the journalistic standards of Cleve Wootson and The Washington Post. Nor do I need to mention the fact that Cleve Wootson is actually black. I’m not interested in accuracy. I just know that calling someone a white nationalist is the best way to impugn his character and to shut him down when he is trying to speak. What’s good enough for the Washington compost and Cleve Wootson is good enough for me!
Of course, Wootson does not stop at smearing Charles Murray. He smears me in his article, too. For example, he falsely claims that I once referred to “abortion rights activists” as “animals” that “needed to be caged.” That is demonstrably false. My article “Caged Animals” did not make reference to abortion rights activists in general. It made reference to a specific group of activists who had to be placed behind an iron barricade by campus police after they were caught trying to shut down a pro-life event. Hence the title, “Caged Animals.” Wootson is obviously not Swift enough to understand the satire.
It is not enough to lie about me directly. Wootson, who has been called a white nationalist, also links to other articles that lie bout me. Specifically, he linked to a petition started on Change.org by an unhinged leftist student from Colorado-Boulder. It contains the following gem:
“Most recently (Adams) wrote an article outing a young woman, using her full name, and mocked her sexuality and religion. Adams's followers have since begun sending death threats to the student.”
A little research would have shown that the woman I “outed” was the president of an LGBT club who regularly did media interviews on LGBT issues and publicly identified herself as a “queer.” Those are not my words. Those are her words. A little more research would have shown that the accusations of inciting violence were thoroughly investigated. Unsurprisingly, they were proven to be false. No one’s “followers” threatened the fragile social justice warrior. It was just another campus hoax that leftists pretended to believe in order to give their lives meaning.
But none of this business about “truth” matters to Cleve Wootson, who has been called a white nationalist. He got his degree from UNC-Chapel Hill, which is a school that offers fake classes to its semi-literate athletes.
Did I mention that he has also been linked to white nationalism?
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From an unnamed source, I heard that Cleve Wootson is a “white nationalist”!
Mr. Adams should gird himself for an onslaught of hate mail.
I have been told that White Nationalists who are actually not white and cannot be linked to any known “White Nationalist” group are active in “Black Nationalist” movements as spies. Several members of “Black Nationalist” groups have recently outed these “Uncle Toms” to me as dangerous to the “Black Nationalist” movement. Among them are several journalists for nationally syndicated news organizations.
I have a source who confirms yours but adds that Cleve Wootson is also an antisemitic nosepicker who has been spotted multiple times exiting the sheep fold in a local barn in the early hours of the morning with wool caught in his fly.
I heard that while raping white women and children, Cleve Wootson likes to yell “This is for 400 years of slavery!”
Why is that? Why shouldn't whites stand up for themselves, their history and their ancestors? If whites would just quit kowtowing and running around in circles...Why does the 'right' always let the left define things?
Oh, I am sure he can handle it.
According to illiberal “liberals.”
I don’t know how Mike Adams does it day after day. It must be taxing but I thank God that men with an intellect like his are out there “on the battlefield of ideas” on our behalf. If any free per knows him, thank him for me.
Is he referring to Cleve Wootson, the well-known white nationalist? I heard he was associated with the Obama White House, which is a hotbed of white nationalism.
Crazy illiberals. If we want to see liberal people we need to look elsewhere.
Ultimately the heart of God has to go out there too.
Why should we suffer? Because God suffers, too.
my source says read “The Color of Crime”
Say, wasn’t that Cleve at that Klan rally? Just sayin...
What is wrong with being a white nationalist?
My anonymous sources say he was!
Well, lets see here:
I am white—check
I believe in GOD-—check
I believe in Family-—check
I take my oath to Protect and Defend the Constitution of The United States against all enemies, both foreign and domestic seriously-—check
I believe in GOD, Corps, and Country-—check
I believe that the United States is the greatest country on Earth-—check
I believe the list goes on-—check
YUP, I am a WHITE NATIONALIST!
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