Why the Media Covers for Waukesha Attacker Despite the Evidence

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David Rufful
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Despite the evidence and the dark past of the sole suspect in the Christmas parade massacre, the media is accused of covering up key points of the attack by describing it as an “accident.”

Fox News’ Greg Gutfeld comments, “You can run over a Christmas parade and kill twice as many people as the Boston Marathon bombers, and they’ll call it an accident.”

“The soft bigotry of low expectations turns into crime and murder because they believe minorities aren’t responsible for themselves,” Gutfeld adds. “Now we have organized looting.”

Gutfeld notes that during violent “Black Lives Matter” riots in 2020, the media “bravely covered it, calling it mostly peaceful.”

“Nothing says mostly peaceful like a man shot dead protecting his business,” Gutfeld explains. “That giant lie handicapped the police so they couldn’t do a damn thing to stop the riots without being accused of attacking mostly peaceful protesters.”

According to a tweet from CNN, here’s how the outlet described the Christmas massacre in Waukesha, Wisconsin:

“Waukesha will hold a moment of silence today marking one week since a car, a car drove through a city Christmas parade killing six people and injuring scores of others.”

Gutfeld responds, “So a car drove through a parade. Not a racist madman but a car.”

The media is failing to identify the sole suspect who is allegedly responsible. Gutfeld says this “must be avoided if it makes you seem racist to the activist class.”

Instead, the left-wing media is focused merely on the object that caused the tragedy and hopes the American people are stupid to notice.

The left-wing media has remained unusually quiet about the massacre suspect and possible motivations behind the attack.

A suspect identified as Darrell E. Brooks allegedly drove his SUV through a crowd at a Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin. This occurred just days after the not-guilty verdict in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.

The attack killed six people. One of the victims killed was only a child. More than 40 people were injured.

This massacre occured only 23 miles from Kenosha, Wisconsin where Rittenhouse acted in self-defense and killed two people who participated in a violent “Black Lives Matter” riot a year ago. A jury found Rittenhouse not guilty.

As of now, there is no evidence or indication that any of the suspect’s political views or frustration over the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict had anything to do with the deadly attack.

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Nonetheless, we are beginning to learn more about the suspect who is accused of carrying out the horrific attack.

Brooks is a convicted felon with a long criminal history. He has been vocal about his support for “Black Lives Matter” and heavily critical of President Donald Trump, even rapping “f*** Donald Trump” in a recorded song.

The suspect is a rapper who goes by stage name “MathBoi Fly.” In one song, he curses at Trump that is available on SoundCloud.

In another social media post, Brooks appears to show support for “Black Lives Matter” by posting images of the group’s “BLM” letters along with a fist raised.

Brooks expressed frustrations over the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict in a Facebook post, according to Heavy.com.

Someone commented on the post, saying of the verdict “doesn’t surprise me, what a joke.”

Brooks responded by saying “frfr [for real, for real]… but u rite [right],I wasn’t surprised 1 [one] bit.”

In another social media post, Brooks quotes black nationalist rhetoric forwarded by Malcolm X.

“Help African in its struggle to free itself from Western domination. No matter where the black man is, he will never be respected until Africa is a world power,” the quote read.

Brooks has allegedly posted anti-Semitic views commonly found in black nationalist movements, according to journalist Andy Ngo.

The anti-Semitic title of the post reads “HITLER KNEW WHO THE REAL JEWS WERE!”

“The white Jews know that the negros are the real children of Israel,” the post quotes Adolf Hitler as saying.