Two Separate Worlds

Republicans', conservatives' & whites' actions are viewed very differently by the media.

One of the greatest, most obvious divides in this country is the way that the media-industrial complex covers issues. If the same crime is committed and the perpetrator is white, and the victim is black, it will be blown up in the press. If the situation is reversed, it is buried. Scandals are treated the same way. If a Republican is in trouble, it makes the front pages, and if it is a Democrat, it is suppressed. If by chance the Democrat scandal breaks through and hits social media, it is more likely that the media lies about it and tries to label it a conspiracy theory. Rush was one of the first people to realize and openly discuss the problem.

“…there are two worlds in this country, and I don’t mean there are two countries in the sense that John Edwards does. But there are two worlds. There is the—well, actually, there are multiple sets of two different worlds. You’ve got liberal versus conservative, you’ve got religious people versus un- or anti-religious people and you’ve got the old media versus the new media, and the old media is just a cliché anymore. I mean when any issue comes up with a Republican in office you can bank on the way it’s going to be covered. When the same issue comes up with a Democrat in office you can bank on the different way it’s going to be covered. Just look at the way Haiti is being covered now versus the way it was being covered when Clinton was in office. It’s amazing.”

The media and the deep state control agents are deliberately spreading propaganda against the ordinary American people. Let me illustrate this with the curious case of George Santos. Santos is a Republican lawmaker from New York. He  was only elected recently (2022) but rose to public prominence when it was revealed his campaign had made up significant parts of his backstory, and that he had repeatedly lied to his constituents. That part was very believable. Politicians lie regularly to their constituents, with Democrats being particularly guilty of doing so. It is proverbial how much politicians lie. But what made it interesting, was Santos’ stubborn refusal to resign. That was what kept the incident in the public eye. Now Santos has been charged with five counts that amount to misuse of funds. One of the charges has to do with falsely applying for unemployment during the pandemic in the amount of less than 1100 dollars. He pled not guilty.