George Rebane
Everyone now knows how the students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School became very visible gun control and confiscation advocates after the massacre at their school which also highlighted massive government failures, cowardice, and LE incompetence. The students were able to organize themselves into several functional and mobile teams that confronted the media, legislatures, and selected politicians all the way to the White House. It was an amazing feat for young people with no previous knowledge of the involved intricacies required to pull off such media-wise and nationally prominent activism. Or did they really organize ‘themselves’??
They did not. And it’s another giant piece of evidence that the lamestream media is composed of legions of yellow journalists. A little bit of questioning would instantly have revealed that the students became the convenient and compliant pawns of several professional progressive propaganda organizations, politicians, and liberal media outlets, that leaped into action, apparently while the 17 murder victims’ bodies were still warm. Among these were The Miami Herald, Rep Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Women’s March, Michael Bloomberg, MoveOn.org, Planned Parenthood, American Federation of Teachers, Broward County’s teacher’s union, … (even the usually astute WSJ fell for it). This included immediate and huge donations from celebrities such as Oprah Winfrey and George Clooney, which should have tipped off anyone paying attention that there were bigger movers and shakers involved than just a bunch of kids suddenly being on site and on message just as if the pros had organized the whole thing. Well, it turns out that they did.
David Hines asks, 'Why Did It Take Two Weeks To Discover Parkland Students’ Astroturfing?' H/T to a sharp-eyed reader.
[update] Ever hear of Obama's PROMISE program in schools where undisciplined students were managed under federal guidelines that promoted the schools internal handling of cases that should have involved the police. The whole program is based on the tenet prescribed in the PROMISE manual – “This approach focuses on the situation as being the problem rather than the individual being the problem.” You can get the whole snootful on this feel-good progressive program (here) that also nurtures development of school shooters like Nikolas Cruz.


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