America's Hottest New Show Is the Fake Lynching of Jussie Smollett, Hosted By Those Nigerian Bodybuilder Brothers

Jussie Smollett: Anatomy of a Hoax is a five-part True Crime miniseries -- well, a Hoax Crime miniseries, I guess -- on Fox Nation.

Apparently the Osundairo brothers are amusing hosts and naturals on camera.

"You know Eddie Johnson [former Chicago Police Superintendent] said he could tell in the footage that you guys are Black, right?" an off-camera interviewer asked the brothers.

"Really?" Ola asked. "I feel like he's just saying that... we were in character the whole time."

"So you think you guys are believable White supremacists?" the interviewer pressed.

"One hundred percent! Look at me," Bola laughed. Chicago Police released images of the incident shortly after it took place, but Johnson said the initially released image of two silhouettes walking shoulder-to-shoulder down the snowy Chicago street was not the best image they had at the time.

So the Chicago police knew from early days that the "attackers" were black. Undoubtedly, then, the repulsive propaganda media knew this as well -- and yet continued to push the hoax.

Two vids, in case you haven't seen them: First, Fox's ad for the show, featuring Jussie Smollett swearing on his mother's name that he's telling the truth, then the brothers re-visiting the Fake Crime Scene and explaining how they executed the script.

David Strom watched the first episode and says it's great.

Their descriptions of the night's events are, in a bizarre way, riveting. These two very Black men laugh through their description of how they followed the poorly-written script Smollett provided for them. The racist slurs, the homophobic rant. The "this is MAGA country" shout. Not exactly Aaron Sorkin, but they clearly put their heart into acting out the script.

They need their own TV show! If Fox Nation's interview were an audition, they passed with flying colors.

But leftwing Twitter Narrative Enforcement Officers are, get this, insisting that no one should talk about or highlight very salient news, because it might undermine Democrat Party/Democrat Media Political Narratives.

From the Atlanta Black Star:

Reactions to the video were just as plentiful.

"Clout chasing. They are loving this moment. And gon drag it out. Jesus."

"This is embarrassing and yet entertaining on so many levels."

"@foxnews there's no reason for this documentary at all. You all know what you're doing and it's sickening."

Here's a longer clip from the documentary:

posted by Ace at 04:15 PM

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