Just before the election NPR dismissed Hunter Biden laptop scandal as "waste of time;" now admits they lied

NPR is a flagship of the American left.  My liberal siblings and friends listen to it, and believe everything NPR says.  So three weeks before the presidential election, when a laptop apparently belonging to Joe Biden's 51-year-old wastrel son Hunter surfaced, with hundreds of emails discussing business deals in which China seemed to be bribing his candidate father, NPR was determined to discredit that story.

So, just 12 days before the election NPR published a story dismissing the laptop scandal as a "waste of time."  To support that claim, the propagandists claimed that the story had been "discredited by intelligence," presumably meaning U.S. intel agencies.

Turns out that last part was a total fabrication.  And now that the election has been safely stolen, NPR can finally confess.  

Didn't some recent president say something about "fake news"?  Proof yet again--as if more was needed. 

Meanwhile another NPR reporter insisted "There are NO U.S. troops in the capital!"

 

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