Anons, a couple of words about the media: their desperation shows that we're winning.

Before you worry about Hannity's real estate investments, ask yourself this question: is there anything abnormal about it? They mention a $90 million shell company under his name. No big deal–he makes an estimated $36 million per year. As far as HUD homes go–do they expect poor people to purchase $16 million dollar apartment complexes? Does it work in HUD's favor to have owners of these apartment complexes, rather than just let them decay? Finally, is this uncommon behavior?

Meanwhile, the story in Joy Reid is the one we should really be paying attention to, for a couple of reasons. Here it is:

https:// www.mediaite.com/online/exclusive-joy-reid-claims-newly-discovered-homophobic-posts-from-her-blog-were-fabricated/

In the article, she claims that her old blog posts were fabricated by hackers. And check this out:

While the amateur sleuth provided Mediaite with legitimate links to all of the posts they tweeted screenshots of, neither the actual defunct site nor its archived pages are currently accessible, as their Wayback Machine links mysteriously disappeared in December after Mediaite‘s initial story on Reid’s homophobic comments about Florida Congressman Charlie Crist was published. The Wayback Machine did not respond to an inquiry regarding the removal of Reid’s blog.

This is why we archive offline–because the new media narrative is going to be "muh hackers did it." If there are thousands of copies of the originals floating around, their claim falls short. Online archives have been compromised, which is why Q has emphasized "archive offline immediately." There are tutorials in other threads, I recommend you get familiar with them asap.

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In the notables today–I heard the stories on Hannity breaking yesterday, and thought to myself "why is this even in the news?" But the truth of the matter is that they can turn anything into a scandal by talking about it and acting outraged. Normies pick up on it, and follow suit–because they're either too dumb or too busy to analyze it themselves, and they're too reliant upon the media to do their thinking for them. That's a big part of how the Deep State has gotten this deep–all they had to do was control a few key industries, and suddenly they control our perception, and vis-a-vis, our culture.

The part about Joy Reid's posts that gets me is that they're calling them homophobic, whereas to me, they're honest and relatable. I seriously wonder how many of our youth think that "hate" speech is illegal?