Who knows if a New York Times report about President Donald Trump’s tax returns is real or not.
In the age of the “deadly novel coronavirus,” “systemic racism” and “mostly peaceful protesters,” Jewish fake news has really kicked things up a notch, and has been making news stories up totally wholesale. That story in The Atlantic about how Trump insulted dead World War 1 soldiers was obviously just completely false. They invented a news item, then the media ran with it for almost a week, saying, “what kind of a person says this thing that there is no evidence he said? It’s sick!”
The whole Russia hoax was also completely false, but that was basically a conspiracy theory that was similar to the ones that used to air on Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell. The media took a bunch of different meaningless events that did really happen and tied them together, and they were getting support from government officials who had a lot of credibility at the time. They wove a kook narrative together by connecting Trump visiting Russia in the 1980s with his national security advisor calling the Russian ambassador and saying he was going to work on the sanctions. It was all bullshit, of course, but they could point to things that actually happened to make it seem real.
I guess that went so well for them that they decided there was no reason to even start with facts.
This Times report on his tax returns strikes me also as having been made up out of whole cloth. They’ve been talking about wanting these tax returns forever and ever. I’ve never really understood why it mattered. What they’re printing is presumably the worst possible scenario (another reason to believe it’s fake), and I can’t imagine anyone caring about it, even if they believe it.
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