How to Use Mass Murder to Push Disinformation: Part II

NPR got snookered

This NPR article is disinformation.

Let’s be clear. There is nothing confusing about Crimo’s neo-nazi, QAnon-influenced ideology or his worship of Donald Trump. Anyone telling you otherwise is ignorant or intentionally lying, including people cited as “extremism researchers.”

NPR @NPR

It appears that the Highland Park shooting suspect has no ideological or political bent. Yet extremism researchers say these acts may actually be part of a troubling new trend. One that involves dark subcultures that glorify violence and foster nihilism.

n.prWhy the Highland Park suspect represents a different kind of violent extremismThe Highland Park shooting suspect doesn’t seem to be associated with a ideological or political bent. But extremism researchers say these kinds of acts may actually be part of a troubling new trend.

His internet history is crystal clear.

BREAKING: Highland Park Murderer Knew the Location at Least Ten Months Ahead of Time [UPDATES]

If you don’t believe me, believe Rachel Wachstein of Highland Park — who knew the shooter personally and said he “joined a group of pro-Trump and militia supporters in the summer of 2020 to intimidate residents.”

Elad Nehorai @EladNehorai

A Highland Park resident has shared her experiences with the shooter. She claims he was a "known agitator" who "joined a group of pro-Trump and militia supporters in the summer of 2020 to intimidate residents..." She claims there are others who pose a danger as well.

Or you can look through his racist discord server which he named after the Nazi “SS.”

I will say again — choose your “experts” wisely.

And NPR, get your shit together.