Biden has told black people “You ain’t black” if you’re still trying to decide whether to vote for him or Trump, but he got away with it. All he said in response to criticism was that he “shouldn’t have been such a wise guy,” and he remained as arrogant as ever.
But “‘Joe Biden’s agenda for Muslim-American communities’ vows to undo Trump’s Muslim ban on ‘day one’ and confront ‘discriminatory policies’ that affect the growing community.” In other words, Biden (that is, his handlers) will initiate a media-approved restoration of the Obama-era agenda that saw the Muslim Brotherhood flourish and billions flow into the coffers of Iran. Policies that build the interests of the red-green axis are what mainstream media outlets promote, while they attack anyone who advocates for Judeo-Christian values and democratic principles.
This is what Anthony Tata tweeted that got him embroiled in the latest media hunt: he called “Islam the ‘most oppressive violent religion I know of'” and claimed that “Obama was a terrorist leader.” Can the media identify any other religion that is so consistently invoked to justify violence and oppression? Can the media name any other religion that instructs its following to murder non-believers, to strike their necks, to aim for global dominion? As for Obama, he supported the jihadist Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and through its proxies in the U.S.
Although Tata’s words were supposedly offensive to many, only Democrats and their supporters are allowed to saying anything that is beyond the bounds of currently acceptable discourse, as well as to riot and destroy without suffering any consequences, while the media covers for them and nitpicks at conservatives.
Even where he was wrong, Tata should have moved on without apologizing. To apologize only emboldens the mob. To allow himself to be browbeaten further weakens the forces of freedom in America.
“Establishment Media Crushes Pentagon Nominee Tony Tata over Old Tweets About Obama, Islam,” by Kristina Wong, Breitbart, June 29, 2020:
Media outlets have pounced on old, controversial tweets from Pentagon nominee Army Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Anthony Tata. However, these same outlets have ignored old controversial remarks from the 2020 Democrat nominee Joe Biden.
Trump this month nominated Tata to become the top Pentagon official for policy — the number three position at the department. Tata is a supporter of bringing home U.S. troops in Afghanistan, and would be in an influential position to help the president finally carry that out.
Tata first needs to be confirmed by the Republican-controlled Senate, but at least six Democrats say they will oppose his nomination over tweets he made several years ago as a private citizen about Islam and Democrat politicians.
First unearthed by CNN, Tata’s tweets (most of which appear to be part of an argument with another Twitter user) call Islam the “most oppressive violent religion I know of” and claim Obama was a “terrorist leader.”
Tata’s tweets were incorrect and indefensible. He has deleted and apologized for his most controversial tweets. One of those tweets on July 2, 2018, included the conspiracy that Obama is Muslim:
No the point is that Obama is a Muslim who got other countries involved via corporate greed to support a regime (Mullahs) that sponsors anti West hatred and violence using money US unfroze or gave. He made no secret of his belief that a weaker America made for a stronger world.
Tata also tweeted, “No he is just a terrorist leader,” to the same Twitter user, in reference to Obama.
The tweets are being newly and legitimately scrutinized given Tata’s potential role at the Pentagon. However, mainstream media outlets reporting on them — namely CNN, Politico, and the New York Times, have not similarly covered racially insensitive and offensive remarks by the 2020 Democrat nominee Joe Biden.
For example, Biden said during a hearing on busing in 1977 that non-“orderly” racial integration policies would cause his children to “grow up in a racial jungle,” according to Business Insider. Biden had said:
Unless we do something about this, my children are going to grow up in a jungle, the jungle being a racial jungle with tensions having built so high that it is going to explode at some point.
Snopes.com, a fact-checking website, in a recent article confirmed Biden’s remarks, writing, “Biden at the time had emerged as the Democratic party’s crusader against busing, taking the same side as segregationists.”
Yet, a search on CNN.com found no reporting on Biden’s “racial jungle” remark — only an opinion piece authored by a media studies professor.
Politico, which has reported extensively on Tata’s nomination as well as his tweets, does not appear to have reported on Biden’s “racial jungle” remark, according to a search of its website.
The New York Times has reported on Tata’s tweets. While the paper did an in-depth report on Biden’s opposition against busing as a way to desegregate schools, it did not include on Biden’s specific “racial jungle” remarks.
Biden also has a litany of other racially offensive remarks, including most recently saying that African Americans who support Trump “ain’t black.”….