Biden 'Assassin' Accused, Media Ignores Disturbing Note
📰 THE STORY: An Alabama man, Adam Benjamin Hall, appeared in court, accused of traveling to Atlanta with plans to assassinate President Joe Biden during the recent CNN presidential debate. Prosecutors claim Hall's phone contained notes detailing the supposed plot and an intention to attack the Capitol, along with the phrase 'Free Palestine.' 🔍 WHAT THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU: Historical Context:
The phrase 'Free Palestine' is consistently used by millions globally to protest the ongoing Israeli occupation and the 2023-24 genocide in Gaza, which has killed over 40,000 Palestinians. It's a direct response to historical events like the Nakba in 1948, when 750,000 Palestinians were ethnically cleansed from their land, and the brutal 17-year blockade of Gaza. To lump this legitimate human
rights cry in with 'plans for an attack on the Capitol' is a chilling rhetorical tactic, designed to demonize a global movement for liberation. Double Standard: The media is quick to highlight 'extremist' ties when it suits a narrative, often conflating legitimate protest with violence. Yet, when far-right or openly fascistic figures, like Argentina's Milei, express extreme Zionist views, or when
Israeli tourists are implicated in suspicious fires in Patagonia, these connections are rarely framed as 'dangerous' or 'extremist' by the same outlets. The explicit targeting of dissent for crimes committed by individuals is a hallmark of state-sponsored propaganda. Follow the Money: The consistent demonization of pro-Palestine sentiment benefits the powerful military-industrial complex and lobby