Rule number 13 of Saul Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals is, “Pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it.” That is currently what the mainstream media is doing to the students of Covington High School in Kentucky. The students are being targeted because they are pro-life, Catholic, go to private school, and support President Trump. A full viewing of the video shows that they were simply waiting for a bus while being harassed by a racist group and rudely treated by an elderly native American. I can pretty much guarantee that if Nathan Phillips had done what he did to the Covington High School students to a group of New York City students, the invasion of their personal space might have been handled very differently.<\/p>\n
Yesterday Breitbart<\/a> posted an article illustrating how this works.<\/p>\n The article cites the media’s bringing up a previous story that has already been proven false:<\/p>\n Nevertheless, the media jihad continues, and that includes NBC shamelessly running a debunked and deceptive smear story that had been reported on and debunked all the way back in May.<\/strong><\/p>\n NBC\u2019s deliberately misleading headline reads<\/a>: \u201cGay valedictorian banned from speaking at Covington graduation \u2018not surprised\u2019 by D.C. controversy.\u201d The story accuses \u201cCovington\u201d (I\u2019ll explain the quote marks in a bit) of \u201cbanning\u201d a speech that was to be given by an openly gay student.<\/strong><\/p>\n The article then explains the problem with the story about the graduation speech:<\/p>\n Since Covington High School is the target of the current media attack, the fact that the incident happened at a different high school is not relevant to the media. This is how fake news works, and this is how Rules for Radicals are implemented.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Rule number 13 of Saul Alinsky’s Rules for Radicals is, “Pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it.” That is currently what the mainstream media is doing to the students of Covington High School in Kentucky. The students … Continue reading \n