Antifa Sets Historic St. John's Church in DC Ablaze;
Leftwing Media Denies Church is Burning to Protect Antifa Allies

"Antijournalism," someone callled it, but honestly, I had just called it that myself before seeing that tweet.

The "mainstream" media -- the propaganda arm and communications division of antifa -- sprayed lies all over the internet, claiming that a church which was clearly burning was not in fact burning. Anything to protect their Revolutionary Comrades.

Here's Brian Stelter engaging in Stalinesque antijournalism:

Like firefighters run to a fire, Brian Stelter runs to defend rioters burning down a church. https://t.co/6Qg0JwIxeB

— Anders Hagstrom (@Hagstrom_Anders) June 1, 2020

He would later delete his PR for antifa. Don't want that evidence lying around.

Later, this morbidly obese transexual potato fake-apologized for spinning for his antifa allies:

CNN's media pundit Brian Stelter apologized on Sunday after he was mocked for falsely claiming the historic St. John's Church showed "no sign of smoke or fire" as it was shown ablaze live on television.

As authorities clashed with demonstrators in Washington, D.C. for the third straight night, the parish house connected to the historic St. John's Episcopal Church across the street from the White House was set on fire late Sunday -- and the chaos was aired live on Fox News.

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The reporter, Daily Caller's Katrina B. Haydon, responded that she was watching it live on Fox News -- but Stelter didn't take her word for it.

"You can see the church on your TV, right? No sign of smoke or fire at the church. Small fires across the street. Your tweet is going viral, and it's not accurate," Stelter responded.

Brian Stelter "apologized," but instead of taking responsibility for instantly jumping to protect antifa, he blamed... "this website" -- Twitter -- for making him act the fool.

He fucking does the same thing on his gay-ass tv show, too. Does Twitter make him do that?

Notice he immediately attempts to preemptively attack his critics, but accusing them of "using this brief exchange to distract from what really matters -- the protesters (you mean the rioters?), the police, and the church."

So he's telling you you can't criticize him for his antifa leanings.

Some apology!

By the way, this guy does nothing but report on Fox. His show is all about Fox. That's his idea of "media criticism" -- attacking Fox all day.

So it's very strange that when people were telling him that Fox was showing live video of the church burning, he refused to avail himself of the evidence.

Does he actually watch Fox, or does he just get clips sent to him by allies at Media Matters?

Journalists are meanwhile complaining... that their Aristocratic Privileges aren't being respected:

posted by Ace at 03:06 PM

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