Guess What MSM Got Caught Lying About Now!

Like socialism, Fake news is a poison and a cancer that’s welcomed with open arms and weaves its way into the fabric of society. It lodges itself into the collective minds of the masses and paints a tapestry of falsehood as truth is obscured, lies are glorified and perversion is applauded. Fake news makes a society sick. And sick societies are weak societies which drop their guard and cannot fend off the slightest wave of adversity. Fake news is a big part of why we’re seeing protected classes of entitled snowflakes rise among us, ready to be offended at some of the most non-offensive things you can imagine, while these same snowflakes find no offense in things that negatively affect the sensibilities of normal people like the promotion and exaltation of so-called drag kids being lusted over by grown men throwing them money on stage as they prance around in hyper sexualized ways.

The Washington ComPost has had to issue yet another retraction after falsely claiming that far-left Native American activist Nathan Phillips served in the Vietnam War. He didn’t — but this lie was previously used to help raise money for a documentary about his life.

On Monday, the Washington Post quietly issued a correction to their story about this guy named Nathan Philips…if that’s even his name, saying that while he served in the Marines, he was never deployed to Vietnam.

the update reads. “Correction: Earlier versions of this story incorrectly said that Native American activist Nathan Phillips fought in the Vietnam War. Phillips served in the U.S. Marines from 1972 to 1976 but was never deployed to Vietnam,”

And guys, this wasn’t the first time that Phillips has misrepresented his service.

In 2012, over $6,000 was raised for a documentary about his life in which he claimed to be a Vietnam veteran. The name of the documentary is Between Earth and Sky in which he and his wife, Shoshana, travel back to his Omaha reservation after his wife was diagnosed with bone-marrow cancer.

In a video about the documentary, director Maria Stanisheva explained that her documentary was about Phillips’ belief that he could pray cancer away from his wife.

Stanisheva explained in the footage that Phillips had been sent to a Catholic boarding school at the age of five. From the sound of it, he resents the experience.

Stanisheva stated. “Nathan’s past is a difficult one. He was forced out of his family at the age of five to be integrated into a Catholic school — like so many other Native Americans — not being allowed to see his family for ten years,”

Stanisheva goes on to say that “he was then a Marine in Vietnam — and right after that he became an alcoholic for 20 years.”

Countless media outlets and reporters used this false claim about his service in an attempt to shame those who questioned his antics when he confronted the students in Washington, DC. This is just one more log of evidence to add to the heaping pile of BS Mainstream media shovels out every day.

Another day — another fake news media lie.

Remember truth is treason in the empire of lies.