MSM Resists Reporting on Tijuana Protests

See also attached video

Last Wed., a large wave of Central American immigrants arrived on buses, only to be confronted by crowds of protests that wanted them to turn around and go home. @Paloma4Trump reported on this live; it was reported here the next day (>>3918182 pb); another anon found one short mention in an obscure online magazine (>>>>3918952). The next day, Juan Gastelum, the mayor of Tijuana, did an interview in which he said he favors immigration, but it has to be legal: “You’re going to tell me we have to respect human rights,” he said. “But human rights are for law-abiding humans,” as reported by The Daily Caller early Friday evening (>>3933705 pb).

The mayor has also been seen sporting a “Make Tijuana Great Again” hat, earning him the praise of conservatives and the wrath of Trump haters.

https://www.wnd.com/2018/11/make-tijuana-great-again

https://www.politico.com/story/2018/11/20/trump-immigration-rhetoric-1008218

The media didn’t want to report this story. It completely destroys their narrative that opposition to the caravan is the product of “white privilege.” The fact that patriotic Mexicans share the same sentiments as patriotic Americans is an inconvenient fact they want to ignore.

So they did. They tried to ignore or downplay the protests by failing to report on them until 4 to 5 days after they began. When I did a search on “Tijuana protests” and looked at the first 25 results, the great majority (23) are from the MSM (18 American, 5 foreign) — and of the first 25 results, there were 18 from the American MSM (two from Fox), 5 from foreign MSM sources, and two from American non-MSM sources (Real Clear Politics and news24.com—see links).

It’s now a full six days since Paloma first reported on the protests. But if you look at the dates on the screenshots, most of them are one day old.

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2018/11/20/tucker_carlson_vs_univision_anchor_is_tijuana_protest_against_migrant_caravan_racist.html

https://www.news24.com/World/News/watch-tijuana-protesters-chant-out-at-central-american-migrants-camped-in-city-20181119

If we look at the dates on the screenshots, most of them are a day old. In the case of a major news organization, a four-day gap in reporting a major news story clearly reflects their pro-caravan bias. The Tucker-affiliated Daily Caller started reporting on Friday and Laura Ingraham mentioned the protests on her show that night, which likely prompted Fox to start reporting earlier than other media.

But Tucker did something else. He decided to take on Enrique Acevedo, the Univision “reporter” who travels with the caravan and is little more than a shill for the pro-migrant narrative. Real Clear Politics understood why this challenge mattered and provided both the video and transcript (see link above). See attachment for embedded version.

>>3981884

"MSM Resists Reporting on Tijuana Protests"

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Tucker Carlson challenges caravan apologist Enrique Acevedo.

>>3981958

Yes, the hat is definitely a sensitive item. Sure wouldn't wear one in these parts…..

>>3981900

You're probably right. I feel like practically all my worldly good are made in China and delivered by Amazon.

>>3982039

Just a few short years ago, FGM was universally considered abhorrent except by the tribalists who practiced it. The attitude was that more education was needed to show these people (and especially the women who embrace it) why it was damaging to their daughters on so many levels.

Look at the culture now. We ask how Nazi Germany came about. Now we are living it. But this is why we are all here, why we will never, ever, ever give up. I don't understand the mass psychosis enveloping the culture, but I do see that it is possible to undo it in some people (some I know). And I do see that when people discover how we've all been manipulated, there could be a massive shift away from this crazy way of thinking. It happened in Germany once the Allies arrived. I will happen again here and now in this world and I will be here to participate with all of you.

>>3981996

“As despicable as this practice may be, it is essentially a criminal assault,” [Judge] Friedman wrote. “FGM is not part of a larger market and it has no demonstrated effect on interstate commerce. The commerce clause does not permit Congress to regulate a crime of this nature.”

>https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6411771/Genital-mutilation-charges-dismissed-Detroit-area-case.html

This judge appears to be saying that, because FGM is a form of assault, it is not appropriate for the Federal govt to rule on it, but would be something governed by the states, like murder.

Any lawfags who can comment?

>>3981996

Notable

>>3982157

>>3982172

Everybody knows that Fargo ND is actually a tropical paradise, that film Fargo was just a cover for your hidden Shamballa.

>>3982202

Would be good to have a dig on the legal basis for this ruling on FGM. It sounds like the judge is saying the Feds have no jurisdiction on FGM.

>>3982253

Agree. Everything is connected, Sheldrake looked at this from the scientific angle.

>>3982333

I do a lot of factually based digging but appreciate the power of stories and personal experiences, as well. Morphic resonance, dreams, gut intuitions, all of these things are useful to explore. I got here mainly due to dreams.

>>3982289

Here is the entire article:

Small Nuclear War Could Reverse Global Warming for Years

Regional war could spark "unprecedented climate change," experts predict.

BY CHARLES Q. CHOI, FOR NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC NEWS

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PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 23, 2011

Even a regional nuclear war could spark "unprecedented" global cooling and reduce rainfall for years, according to U.S. government computer models.

Widespread famine and disease would likely follow, experts speculate.

During the Cold War a nuclear exchange between superpowers—such as the one feared for years between the United States and the former Soviet Union—was predicted to cause a "nuclear winter."

In that scenario hundreds of nuclear explosions spark huge fires, whose smoke, dust, and ash blot out the sun for weeks amid a backdrop of dangerous radiation levels. Much of humanity eventually dies of starvation and disease.

Today, with the United States the only standing superpower, nuclear winter is little more than a nightmare. But nuclear war remains a very real threat—for instance, between developing-world nuclear powers, such as India and Pakistan.

To see what climate effects such a regional nuclear conflict might have, scientists from NASA and other institutions modeled a war involving a hundred Hiroshima-level bombs, each packing the equivalent of 15,000 tons of TNT—just 0.03 percent of the world's current nuclear arsenal. (See a National Geographic magazine feature on weapons of mass destruction.)

The researchers predicted the resulting fires would kick up roughly five million metric tons of black carbon into the upper part of the troposphere, the lowest layer of the Earth's atmosphere.

In NASA climate models, this carbon then absorbed solar heat and, like a hot-air balloon, quickly lofted even higher, where the soot would take much longer to clear from the sky.

(Related: "'Nuclear Archaeologists' Find World War II Plutonium.")

Reversing Global Warming?

The global cooling caused by these high carbon clouds wouldn't be as catastrophic as a superpower-versus-superpower nuclear winter, but "the effects would still be regarded as leading to unprecedented climate change," research physical scientist Luke Oman said during a press briefing Friday at a meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Washington, D.C.

Earth is currently in a long-term warming trend. After a regional nuclear war, though, average global temperatures would drop by 2.25 degrees F (1.25 degrees C) for two to three years afterward, the models suggest.

At the extreme, the tropics, Europe, Asia, and Alaska would cool by 5.4 to 7.2 degrees F (3 to 4 degrees C), according to the models. Parts of the Arctic and Antarctic would actually warm a bit, due to shifted wind and ocean-circulation patterns, the researchers said.

After ten years, average global temperatures would still be 0.9 degree F (0.5 degree C) lower than before the nuclear war, the models predict.

For a time Earth would likely be a colder, hungrier planet. "Our results suggest that agriculture could be severely impacted, especially in areas that are susceptible to late-spring and early-fall frosts," said Oman, of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.

"Examples similar to the crop failures and famines experienced following the Mount Tambora eruption in 1815 could be widespread and last several years," he added. That Indonesian volcano ushered in "the year without summer," a time of famines and unrest. (See pictures of the Mount Tambora eruption.)

All these changes would also alter circulation patterns in the tropical atmosphere, reducing precipitation by 10 percent globally for one to four years, the scientists said. Even after seven years, global average precipitation would be 5 percent lower than it was before the conflict, according to the model.

In addition, researcher Michael Mills, of the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Colorado, found large decreases in the protective ozone layer, leading to much more ultraviolet radiation reaching Earth's surface and harming the environment and people.

"The main message from our work," NASA's Oman said, "would be that even a regional nuclear conflict would have global consequences."

https://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2011/02/110223-nuclear-war-winter-global-warming-environment-science-climate-change/

>>3982456

People change slowly but at some point, this kind of change reaches a critical mass and there's a paradigm shift. It would be great not to have the country divided right in half. There will always be some who won't change but a smaller percentage than we think.

>>3982460

I think I will switch to a wave model, with waves followed by troughs in a cyclical pattern, but building gradually towards a great crescendo. I see now that the resistance by the other side helps create the tension that helps the wave action gain momentum by pulling back and not letting the energy resolve itself immediately. This creates a lot of potential that will be needed later but meanwhile is felt by anons. The desire for resolution is not really impatience but the desire to be released from this pressure chamber we are in right now. I share this because it is easier to bear when we can put words to the unbearable experience of holding still while the pressure builds.

>>3982509

I don't know about Save th e Children but there was an Oxfam dig for at least a little while last month, with ties to Bill & Melinda G. F. Oxfam is also mixed up with Haiti, I think. Can be tied to Central America and probably Soros.

Actually I have it and have read it. Would be good to re-read. Good book for anons, because it's easy to feel as though normies will never change. But they do. Some wake up but many more just go with the flow. When the flow changes, so do they.

>>3982523

Did you look at what POTUS said? Take a look and see what you think.

Salient part of his speech:

The two turkeys are named Peas and his alternate, Carrots. The winner of this vote was decided by a fair and open election on the WH website. This was a fair election. Unfortunately, Carrots refused to concede and demanded a recount. And we’re still fighting with Carrots.

And I will tell you, we’ve come to a conclusion. Carrots, I am sorry to tell you, the result did not change. [As an aside] It’s too bad for Carrots.

After their good fortune today, both turkeys will now live out their days at Gobbler’s Rest at Virginia Tech. Peas and Carrots are part of a group of 50 exceptional turkeys called the Presidential flock.

“However, it won’t entirely be a rest. Even though Peas and Carrots have received a Presidential pardon, I have warned them [the turkeys] that House Democrats are likely to issue them both subpoenas. Nonetheless, in the spirit of Thanksgiving, I will be issuing both Peas and Carrots a Presidential pardon. Unfortunately, I can’t guarantee that your pardons won’t be enjoined by the 9th Circuit. Always happens, they’re guaranteed.”

>>3982540

That's why the Oxfam dig was going on. Anon presented an article on Oxfam dirt and it was pretty clear that this was a deep rabbit hole with lots of tunnels.

>>3982568

Did he give the speech before or after the 9th circuit ruling today?

>>3982579

Peace wins and "Carrots" loses.

Carats?

>>3982583

So that's why Carrots are resisting. That makes a lot of sense (Peas/Peace/Army Green wins, "Carrots"/Carats (elite)/Future jumpsuits lose)

POTUS said he was pardoning both turkeys but actually only pronounced the pardon for Peas (not Carrots)

>>3982610

>>3982605

Yes, I was going to reference X22 as well. Dave has a very good approach to discussing the economy (or lack thereof) that complements Q's work and Trump's maneuvers. Most anons are aware enough to do whatever they can to stash food & water, keep cash, etc.

Since the topic of rotten foundations came up, and I mentioned Oxfam, here is some of the stuff dug up at that time. Since there's a date on it, anyone interested could find the PB that launched the Oxfam dig.

I don't know that it continued very long, I think Q started posting again and somehow, this fell to the wayside. But it's fruitful:

OXFAM CORRUPTION DIG, con’t. Nov 1, 2018

In an earlier discussion (see pb), Oxfam was found to have widespread involvement with child trafficking. So anons started digging on this.

I searched on Oxfam in Central America (because it’s relevant to caravans).

I discovered that two big contributors to Oxfam include the Gates Foundation & Soros’ Open Society. (There are others, so there’s plenty of digging to do on the lesser known individuals/organizations; see pb for leads, Notables)

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1. When I looked at Central America, I found the most material on Gates Foundation working with Oxfam.

BEST DIGGING: This article is a gold mine. There is so much there I couldn’t begin to dig it all out. Gates Foundation has all kinds of tentacles in various Central American countries—San Salvador, Nicaragua, Costa Rica,

probably more.

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1. 62 page pdf found: “The 2017 Central America Philanthropy Guide: Grant Information for Over 300 Local NGO’s.”

https://cadonorsforum.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/CADFGuide_WEB.pdf

Searching on “Gates Oxfam Central America” turned up this NGO Pro-Vida, based in El Salvador; both Gates and

Oxfam are big donors:

El Salvador: “Asociación Salvadoreña de Ayuda Humanitaria (PRO-VIDA) PRO-VIDA is committed to sustainable development and reaching underserved populations by providing support to families facing drought-related

food insecurity. www.asociacionprovida.org.sv”

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation $524,911

Oxfam America $310,183

(If you search inside the pdf on “Oxfam” alone, there are 28 results! Mostly Oxfam America)

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1. BIGGEST BEST FIND WAS LAST!!! from

“Oxfam Gates Foundation Central America”:

“Chair of Oxfam International arrested on corruption charges in Guatemala: Juan Alberto Fuentes detained

over charges relating to his time as Guatemala’s finance minister, in fresh scandal for organisation embroiled

in sexual exploitation allegations”

https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2018/feb/13/chair-oxfam-international-arrestedcorruption-

charges-juan-alberto-fuentes

>>3982644

I just remembered…I refer to "This article" under number 1; but there is no link here, somehow deleted when doing copy pasta. But the link is in the Notable posted (probably) on Nov. 1; since it's mine, it's probably posted at night.