On Friday, Julio Rosas wrote how NBC News had some new developments to report regarding the attack on Paul Pelosi in his home during the early morning hours of October 28. However, the report mysteriously disappeared on Friday morning, leaving the public in the dark about what happened that night.
The video was taken down from "The Today Show" Twitter account and removed from the website, which now states that the video has "expired."
- This is at least the third time a news outlet has reported on the Pelosi incident, only to retract their content after the fact
- In both instances, there is conflicting evidence that the press needs to ignore in order to keep a particular narrative in line
To pretend there are no questions about his societal mindset is an act of avoidance
- DePape lived in a bus on a property with nudists in the Castro district of San Francisco, hardly a conservative enclave
- His property sported the gay pride flag and Black Lives Matter banners
- He declared himself Jesus for a year or so, and this was before or after he made claims that Jesus was actually the anti-Christ
- Anyone attaching serious political thought to an individual like this is in the practice of severe projection
The first reports of the incident stated DePape was in his underwear when police arrived.
- The police chief had been the one to say "someone" they did not know had answered while the other two were engaged.
- Now, the approved story is that it was Pelosi who answered the door and brought in the police.
- The press is calling to suppress evidence they previously declared as essential for the public good.
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