Jussie Smollett's recent
fake "hate crime",
intended to frame
Trump supporters
as violent racists,
is just the latest in a
long series of fake
hate crimes.
The mainstream media
reports these fake stories
without investigation,
then gives them little attention
after the truth comes out:
November 2018:
Goucher College students
demanded social justice training.
and safe spaces. after racist,
Nazi, & KKK graffiti was found
on campus.
Someone even wrote
the names of black students.
Trump was blamed.
Fynn Arthur,
Fynn Arthur,
a black student,
was responsible.
African-American Goucher College students respond to racist graffiti, threat with 'Black Out' More than 100 African-American Goucher College students conducted what they termed a "Black Out" on the Towson campus all day Friday to protest the most recent episode of hate-filled graffiti at a...baltimoresun.com
September 2018:
A black woman in Long Island
said Trump supporters
confronted her, and told her
“she didn’t belong here.”
Her car tire was slashed
the next day, and a hateful note
was left behind, saying “go home.”
Adwoa Lewis made up
Adwoa Lewis made up
the whole story.
Autumn 2018:
At Kent State University,
a note was left on an apartment
that read:
"Beware n***ers live here!
Knock at your own risk."
The "victim"
admitted to police
that she did it himself.
And this was the second time
she had fabricated a hate incident
in two years.
2017:
Saint Olaf College had
mass protests
in response to
anti-black notes
found across campus.
Class was cancelled and
the administration
caved in to demands.
An investigation found that
Samantha Wells, a black victim
of one of the notes,
fabricated the incident.
November 2017:
Near Kansas State University,
a black man's car was vandalized
with racist messages.
Class was cancelled and
students held demonstrations.
Dauntarius Williams,
a black man,
later admitted to police
that he did it himself.
Police did not charge him.
April 2017:
In Charlotte, Curtis Flournoy
set an immigrant business on fire,
and left note saying:
“Trump is our nation builder
for White America."
When closed circuit TV
showed the perpetrator
was obviously a black man,
some websites falsely
claimed it was a white
Trump supporter in disguise.
Days after the
Pittsburgh massacre,
Trump supporters were blamed
for Nazi vandalism at a
Brooklyn synagogue, and
fires in a Jewish community.
The perpetrator
was a gay black man.
December 2016:
A Muslim woman said
she was attacked by
three white Trump supporters
in NYC, on the subway.
She said they tried
to rip off her hijab.
Yasmin Seweid lied.
Yasmin Seweid lied.
Muslim Woman Made Up Hate Crime on Subway, Police Say The woman, 18, claimed that three men attacked her on a Manhattan subway on Dec. 1 and tried to pull off her hijab. The police said the story was false.
Just before the 2016 election:
A black church in Mississippi
was burned in an arson attack.
“Vote Trump” was written
on the building.
After much panic, an investigation
revealed that the black man responsible
was a church member, Andrew McClinton:
Trump was blamed
for death threats
to Jewish
community centers
across the US.
Juan Thompson,
a black reporter,
was convicted
for the hoax threats,
and other offenses.
2016:
A Muslim student at the
University of Michigan
claimed she was attacked
by a white man, who threatened
to burn her hijab.
She lied -- it never happened.
After the 2016 election:
An anti-conservative
hate group, called the
Southern Poverty Law
Center, reported a pro-gay
Episcopal church in Indiana
was vandalized with “Heil Trump,”
a swastika, and an anti-gay slur.
The gay church organ player did it.
One day after 2016 election:
Eleesha Long, a student
at Bowling Green State
University in Ohio
said that white males
wearing Trump shirts
threw rocks at her
and hurled racial slurs.
The alleged incident
sparked rage on campus,
and the university
hosted a "town hall."
Ms. Long made it all up.
On 2016 election night:
Canadian Chris Ball said
he was beaten by anti-gay
Trump supporters
in Santa Monica.
His friend shared a photo
on social media.
Police said he never filed a report,
and didn't go to any hospitals
in the area.
Late 2016:
Trump and his supporters
were blamed for anti-Semitic,
KKK and Nazi graffiti
on the campus
of Nassau Community
College in Long Island.
The student responsible
was Jasskirat Saini,
who was not a Trump
supporter:
November 2016:
A Muslim student at the
University of Louisiana
said two white racist
Trump supporters
brutally assaulted her,
ripped off her hijab,
and robbed her.
It was a lie, but the
It was a lie, but the
mainstream media
never identified her
by name after the hoax
was revealed.
November 2016:
A white University of Michigan
student, Halley Bass, told police
a Trump supporter attacked her
by scratching her face.
She said she was targeted
for wearing a pin in support
of UK Remain.
As her story fell apart,
she admitted to
scratching herself.
November 2016:
A Philadelphia neighborhood
was rattled when property
was vandalized with pro-Trump
and anti-black messages.
William Tucker, a black man,
was identified as the vandal
through CCTV footage.
November 2016:
A black female student
at Villanova University,
in Pennsylvania,
said a group of white men
yelling "Trump!", knocked her
to the ground on campus.
However a police and
university investigation
was halted because
the student didn't want
to pursue the matter.
November 2016:
Students at Williams College
dumped fake blood on campus
and wrote “AM KKK KILL."
Campus police notified the FBI
and state police.
Investigation found that
the anti-Trump perpetrators
did it “to bring attention
to the effects of the
presidential election."
November 2016:
Taylor Volk, a bisexual student at
Chicago's North Park University,
said she received hateful
pro-Trump, anti-gay messages.
"This is a countrywide epidemic
all of a sudden,”
she said at the time.
The investigation found
that she fabricated the story.
