It’s official: the mainstream media will bend over backwards to defend anyone, as long as those people are anti-American enough. The latest outrage? Glorifying two men who plotted a Boston Marathon-style terror attack in New York City. Instead of calling out these monsters for what they are—enemies of America—the usual media suspects decided to airbrush their crimes, painting them as troubled souls with big dreams.
Have we really sunk this low? The left’s favorite news networks suddenly get all sentimental when jihadists are involved. They’d rather put a spotlight on the “human side” of would-be killers than focus on the fact that innocent lives were almost lost. Why? Because, to these media elites, exposing the evil behind radical terrorism doesn’t fit their soft-on-crime, open-borders fantasy world.
Let’s be honest: if these attackers had supported America or spouted a hint of conservative values, they’d be plastered across headlines as villains for weeks. But caught plotting mass murder dressed up as jihad? Suddenly they’re misunderstood, not monstrous. This is liberal hypocrisy at its absolute worst. Democrats and their media mouthpieces love pretending they’re the compassionate ones, but when it comes to actual threats to American lives, they roll out the red carpet for excuses.
It’s not just incompetence. It’s willful betrayal. Propping up these radicals on social media and their websites isn’t journalism—it’s anti-American propaganda. It shows exactly what their agenda is: bash America, coddle criminals, and hope you’ll forget who the real threat is. The globalist elite want a world where national borders and cultural values mean nothing. Praising jihadists isn’t a bug—it’s a feature of their playbook.
Americans deserve better than this. We need leaders and media willing to stand up for our country, not cringe every time someone sets out to destroy it. When did telling the truth become more dangerous than plotting terror? That’s the question every sane person should be asking.
Source: Redstate
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