While the usual gang of idiots describes the beheading of a woman bya radicalized Islamic lunatic as “workplace violence” (one example is the ongoingly ridiculous Melissa Harris-Perry during today\’s show on – where else? MSNBC), I thought you might like to see apicture of alton nolen – formerly alton nolen (you\’ll understand why I say this further on), the radicalized Islamic lunatic in question -not as most mainstream media are showing him, but as he presentedhimself on social media earlier this month:
Where did I get this picture? From breitbart.com (were you will also read that he belonged to the same mosque as zacarias moussaoui, the so-called “20th” 9/11 murderer currently serving a life term in prison).
Where did I not get this picture? From virtually every mainstream media source…..which insist on showing earlier pictures of nolen when he was not the radicalized Islamic lunatic he became – the one who beheaded Colleen Hufford at the Vaughan Foods processing plant where he had worked, and had just been fired.
And it\’s not just what you see in the picture. He had changed his name to JahKeem Yisrael, and made it clear he had become a follower of ISIS and the taliban – as you can see for yourself by clicking here and here.
But, to the Melissa Harris-Perry\’s of the world (and in media today, there are a ton of them) this is just “workplace violence”.
A question for you: if breitbart.com could get this picture, is it not a fact that mainstream media venues could as well?
So the fact that they did not post it is because they did not intend to post it.
Why? To keep their viewers/readers from knowing who he actually was?
Can you come up with any other reason? Because I can\’t.
This is exactly what they did with Trayvon Martin – when all we saw was a years-old picture of him as a sweet-looking tween in a red t-shirt, instead of an adult-sized, tattooed, sullen looking 17 year old wearing a “grille” on his teeth.
This is not providing news, this is tailoring news to a point of view.
And anyone who does it has no right to call him/herself a journalist.
