Europe is threatening Musk and X for allowing atrocities to be posted.
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Europe is threatening Musk and X for allowing atrocities to be posted.
If the freedom of speech is taken away
then dumb and silent we may be led,
like sheep to the slaughter.
George Washington (1732-1799) First President of the USA.
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Well Europe has a history of covering up atrocities committed against Jews so I guess it fits.
Super Minion
Only right to fix if the particular atrocity of beheading babies was wrong. While many are proven, it seems this one may not be:
https://hotair.com/john-s-2/2023/10/...ar-aza-n584451
@revelarts I want to make sure you see this.
Last edited by Kathianne; 10-13-2023 at 12:42 AM.
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Super Minion
It looks to me like there was some sort of tug of war over this one particular atrocity. There were enough for horror, this would be just one more:Originally Posted by Kathianne
https://freebeacon.com/media/meet-th...eheads-babies/
Meet the LA Times Reporter Who Doesn't Want You To Know Hamas Beheads BabiesAdam Elmahrek has declared Israel an 'apartheid state'
Hamas attack aftermath (Reuters/Ronen Zvulun), Adam Elmahrek (LA Times)
Collin Anderson
October 12, 2023
Los Angeles Times investigative reporter Adam Elmahrek has never covered Israel for the paper. He covers California's pot industry. But that isn't stopping him from insisting it is "disinformation" to point out that Hamas beheaded babies in its terrorist assault against the Jewish state.
After a viral report from Israeli outlet i24News indicated as much, Elmahrek argued on X, formerly Twitter, that the claim is "unverified" and "sensational." The "only source" behind the claim, Elmahrek said, "appears to be the Israeli military, which is widely known to spread lies and disinformation."
This sort of freelancing and misinformation-spreading appears to be A-OK by his employer. The Times did not return a request for comment.
Roughly an hour before Elmahrek's post, the French journalist Margot Haddad confirmed that Hamas had beheaded "infants and children under two years old" on a kibbutz, citing "atrocious images that reached me and that I was able to corroborate," as well as "courageous journalists from the foreign press who … agreed to see with their own eyes the bodies." Subsequent reports from CBS News and CNN also confirmed the horror, with CNN's Nic Robertson describing "men, women, children, hands bound, shot, executed, heads cut."
But Elmahrek, a self-described "Palestinian citizen of Israel" who has called Israel an "apartheid state," has not shared that information. Instead, the reporter on Wednesday argued that reporters "will have blood on our hands" should they report on beheaded babies and other "heinous allegations," which Elmahrek said have still not been verified. Hours later, President Joe Biden said during a meeting with Jewish leaders that he "never thought" he would "see... have confirmed pictures of terrorists beheading children." When the White House cited Israeli media reports to back the claim, Elmahrek touted the citation as "confirmation that Biden has retracted his claim that he saw the photos."
Elmahrek's refusal to acknowledge reports confirming the beheadings reflects the soft-on-Hamas coverage seen in some left-wing media outlets following the terrorist group's Saturday assault on Israel. MSNBC, for example, is opting to call Hamas terrorists "militants" or "fighters," even after Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt blasted the network for doing so.
Elmahrek, who has worked for the Times since 2016 and is best known for covering corruption in the pot industry, has a long history of anti-Israel activism. He signed an "open letter on U.S. media coverage of Palestine" in June 2021 that accused Israel of operating a "system of apartheid" and a "regime of ethnic supremacy." The letter also denounced journalists for asking Palestinians "whether they support violence or Hamas rockets."
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