In today’s corporate-owned news industry you’ll see the same news stories, using the exact same scripts, in broadcasts around the nation.
Here is a popular video of multiple local news stations saying the same thing verbatim.
How is this possible? The scripts are coming down from the higher-ups at corporate, then fed through the teleprompters and onto note cards for remote broadcasting.
Former CNN Jeff Zucker, who was recently fired for improprieties, was caught on videos telling the staff what and how they would report the news.
Some had high hopes that once respected Cable News Network would return to the broadcasting real news again following their acquisition by new owners. It looks like those hopes just crashed and burned.
CNN actually reported on Friday that the leak of the Supreme Court draft opinion indicating the court will soon overturn its 1973 Roe v. Wade decision could lead to right-wing political violence.
This makes no sense for several reasons.
Despite left-wing groups calling for protests at the home addresses of Supreme Court justices and a pro-choice protest in Los Angeles turning violent this week, CNN’s “New Day” reported that police are “bracing for potential violence” as “far-right groups” are planning demonstrations in the coming days and weeks.
CNN: Law enforcement bracing for violence from “far right” following Alito opinion.
“They’re closely monitoring social media chatter that suggests there’s a potential for violence against abortion clinic providers, abortion clinic staff, members of the Judiciary” pic.twitter.com/ntAsjLCnfR
— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) May 6, 2022
Wild then reported that “several members of law enforcement” have expressed concerns that “people who are committed to committing acts of violent extremism could use the Roe v. Wade opinion as justification for that.”
Those who have been committing acts of violence are actually far-left fascist groups, including ANTIFA and BLM. There is no organized national far-right group that DC law enforcement should be worried about.
“And that could include the possibility that someone would commit an act of violence against abortion providers, against the clinics, against members of the judiciary, members of the federal government, and that also includes members of the Supreme Court,” Wild said.
“I should caution, though, that there are no specific credible threats. However, social media chatter is being taken much more seriously in the wake of January 6,” she added.
Eight-foot fencing was put up on the south side of the Supreme Court building Wednesday night after pro-choice and pro-life protesters gathered following a bombshell report from Politico that a court majority has voted to overturn Roe. A leaked draft court majority opinion for the case concerning Mississippi’s 15-week abortion ban suggests the court will overturn its precedent on abortion rights, returning the issue to state legislatures and the people’s elected representatives.
Various pro-choice pundits have been calling to “burn” the Supreme Court and the country down.
As of Friday, the only acts of violence or illegal activity occurring in the wake of Politico’s report are by pro-choice protesters.
A pro-choice group called Ruth Sent Us on Thursday posted what it claims are the home addresses of the six Republican-appointed Supreme Court justices, calling for an organized “walk-by protest” outside their homes next week.
A Catholic church in Boulder, Colorado was vandalized with anti-religious and pro-choice graffiti on Wednesday, and police are investigating the matter. In Los Angeles, at least one police officer was injured after abortion rights protesters began flinging objects at officers called to disperse the crowd, which was disrupting traffic.
By: Eric Thompson, editor of EricThompsonShow.com. Follow me on Twitter and MagaBook
This story syndicated with permission from Eric Thompson, Author at Trending Politics