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The "news" outlet reporting my "alleged anti-semitism" and sexual assault "hoax"-- the one that publishes a mix of pro-Proud Boys propaganda and generic national right wing filler content-- started tweeting less than a week before the PB Portland rally. What a coincidence!pic.twitter.com/qXQCMeOh4z
And-- SHOCKER-- they published generic right wing national stories for the bulk of that week until the day of the Portland rally, when suddenly their focus changed. To exclusively pro-Proud Boys stories.pic.twitter.com/znv0YAWc1p
They must run a very well-manned evening tip line, because they reached out to me for a quote less than half an hour after the anonymous anti-semitic Telegram messages went out to suggest that they came from my account. Not even CNN moves that fast!pic.twitter.com/HX1E9o4yw8
And oh, goodness, less than an hour after the Proud Boys blasted a message to all their public channels accusing me of lying about sexual assault, they had a story about my supposed sexual misconduct hoax up and tweeted out. Now, THAT'S journalism!https://twitter.com/gwensnyderPHL/status/1164664280916140032 …
To who do we owe thanks for this extremely independent, excellent, and unbiased news source? Direct your applause towards Tom Pappert, intrepid reporter from Big League Politics, your go-to source for political news, if you want your news from dudes who flunked out of Breitbart.pic.twitter.com/4AR31RergR
I wonder who their readership might be. I'm sure they don't in any way consist of exactly the people that stand to benefit most if I'm effectively discredited!https://twitter.com/gwensnyderPHL/status/1164676973446275072 …
You have never said anything antisemitic since I started following you.
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