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Bombshell:Caught the cancel culture in another cover up,news

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This is a standard rally cry for Marxist ideologues who resent traditional national foundations. Throughout human history, virtually every nation's borders and origins were forged through conquest. Tip of the hat to those who uncovered the cancel culture at it again.

In 2019, El Sayed posted: “Just a reminder this #Thanksgiving. This country was built on the systematic annihilation of Indigenous Peoples, whose ancestors suffer some of the highest rates of homelessness, joblessness, and mortality today”.

The call for reparations: He added in the same thread, “We owe so much more than 'thanks.' Time for Reparations".

The story is about a Foxnews report

“Just a reminder this #Thanksgiving. This country was built on the systematic annihilation of Indigenous Peoples, whose ancestors suffer some of the highest rates of homelessness, joblessness, and mortality today”.

Can't really see an argument against that........it's factual.

Anyone know what's rattled his cage this time?

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He deleted that post from 2019 , No one seems to know when, but it gets better. Apparently Google & Apple have been caught up in the bomshell news reporting.

"Media Research Center (MRC), a media watchdog group, accused Apple News and Google News of shielding Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed from "negative headlines" amid Michigan's primary, alleging both platforms failed to highlight more than 100 stories about controversies surrounding his campaign".

4 minutes ago, riclag said:

He deleted that post from 2019 , No one seems to know when, but it gets better. Apparently Google & Apple have been caught up in the bomshell news reporting.

"Media Research Center (MRC), a media watchdog group, accused Apple News and Google News of shielding Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed from "negative headlines" amid Michigan's primary, alleging both platforms failed to highlight more than 100 stories about controversies surrounding his campaign".

The Media Research Center presents itself as a watchdog, but in practice it functions as a partisan megaphone. Its reports rarely acknowledge any conservative bias in media, and its selective outrage turns media criticism into propaganda.

Rather than promoting balanced accountability, the MRC entrenches division by teaching its audience to distrust anything outside its ideological bubble.

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