New day, same tactic.
The media can’t help but lie.
They lie about President Donald Trump, putting him in a negative light.
They lie about (insert Democrat they need to promote), putting that person in a positive light.
They’re not journalists, these journos.
They’re propagandists, mouthpieces for the Swamp.
But you know that.
So they were caught lying about Kamala Harris, now that the media thinks that she might be the Democrat’s presidential candidate.
One media outlet, Axios, falsely stated that Trump is to blame for pushing the nickname ‘border czar’, when in fact it was THEM.
See for yourself:
Community Notes steps in to trample on the MSM's Orwellian rewriting of history: pic.twitter.com/I3AmhZHbL0
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) July 26, 2024
And then there’s this one from CBS News.
The false news media falsely accuses Trump of falsely accusing Harris.
Say that three times fast.
Yeah, the liberal media loves to project. They’re doing exactly what they accusing Trump of.
The media is once again trying to rewrite history for Kamala Harris.
Unfortunately for them, we have 𝕏: pic.twitter.com/SMh7Fcunv5
— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) July 26, 2024
Oh, would you look at that, CBS News.
Turns out Harris DID donate.
Are they going to apologize?
Publish a retraction?
I want to see these lying fake newspaper media companies publish a full front page apology to Trump at some point in the near future, similar to what we saw in Spider-Man 3:
When they discovered a photo they'd published was fake, the Daily Bugle published a front page full-page retraction. That's because J. Jonah Jameson is a man of integrity (unlike Spider-Man, who is a menace). https://t.co/vXplVzOpOn pic.twitter.com/asJyvw7hSS
— Ryan Menezes (@MenezesCracked) January 31, 2022
Trouble is, so many people just see the fake news headlines and take it at face value.
They don’t see the side-by-side comparison or the community notes on Twitter/X.
So keep sharing truth.
We don’t need to try to convince others.
Just share the info.
One way is to share the info as if you just discovered it and find it surprising, “Wow, can you believe that?” rather than sharing info like a salesman trying to make a sale, trying to get them to agree.
Another powerful way is to share the information in the form of a question.
This will get their brain to automatically work on the question and most likely come to a logical conclusion, which would be the truth.
The Q posts excel at that.
Notice how many times it asks questions rather than just tell you.
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