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As a Canadian, I had to google the racist trope. I doubt the Ukrainians came up with that, let alone took the trouble to do it. Why now? He denies sending it and I believe him.
If he’s on the level, being publicly shamed on the biggest stage of his career is far worse than being sent a fruit basket.Comment
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black lies matter- Jussie smollet ring a bell?
- Bubba wallace and the fake noose
- University of Wisconsin fake noose/death threat hoax
- https://badgerherald.com/news/campus...imes-at-uwpar/
- Hopewell Baptist Church was attacked with fire and graffiti that said, “Vote Trump.” “ Turns out the arsonist was Andrew McClinton, 48, an African-American member of the church.
- Yasmin Seweid, 18, told police that three Donald Trump supporters harassed her and tried to steal her hijab on a No. 6 train in New York City. But the Dec. 1, 2016, alleged hate crime fell apart two weeks later when Seweid admitted she made the whole thing up because she’d been out late drinking with friends and was afraid her strict ****** Egyptian father would be angry.
- Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti was vandalized for months by graffiti that said, “leave n—-s” and “KKK.” A former student, African-American Eddie Curlin, 29, was eventually caught.
- Five black cadet candidates were bombarded with hate speech on message boards at the Air Force Academy Preparatory School in September 2017. It turns out that the comments were written by one of the African-American cadets.
- On Dec. 30, 2018, a 7-year-old African-American girl, Jazmine Barnes, was killed in a drive-by shooting. Witnesses said a white man in a pickup truck was nearby. “We’ve got to call it what it is. Black people are being targeted in this country,” said activist Deric Muhammad. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas) insisted, “Do not be afraid to call this what it seems to be — a hate crime,” But the investigation led to the arrest of two African-Americans, Eric Black Jr. and Larry D. Woodruffe, who police believe shot into Barnes’ car in a case of mistaken identity.
- This past New Year’s Eve, three Savannah churches and a civil rights museum were vandalized, raising the specter of a hate crime. But it was an African-American, David Smith III, who had thrown bricks through the doors.
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look at this clown. full of lies , lying about this country for the longest. sick of you liars- Jussie smollet ring a bell?
- Bubba wallace and the fake noose
- University of Wisconsin fake noose/death threat hoax
- https://badgerherald.com/news/campus...imes-at-uwpar/
- Hopewell Baptist Church was attacked with fire and graffiti that said, “Vote Trump.” “ Turns out the arsonist was Andrew McClinton, 48, an African-American member of the church.
- Yasmin Seweid, 18, told police that three Donald Trump supporters harassed her and tried to steal her hijab on a No. 6 train in New York City. But the Dec. 1, 2016, alleged hate crime fell apart two weeks later when Seweid admitted she made the whole thing up because she’d been out late drinking with friends and was afraid her strict ****** Egyptian father would be angry.
- Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti was vandalized for months by graffiti that said, “leave n—-s” and “KKK.” A former student, African-American Eddie Curlin, 29, was eventually caught.
- Five black cadet candidates were bombarded with hate speech on message boards at the Air Force Academy Preparatory School in September 2017. It turns out that the comments were written by one of the African-American cadets.
- On Dec. 30, 2018, a 7-year-old African-American girl, Jazmine Barnes, was killed in a drive-by shooting. Witnesses said a white man in a pickup truck was nearby. “We’ve got to call it what it is. Black people are being targeted in this country,” said activist Deric Muhammad. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas) insisted, “Do not be afraid to call this what it seems to be — a hate crime,” But the investigation led to the arrest of two African-Americans, Eric Black Jr. and Larry D. Woodruffe, who police believe shot into Barnes’ car in a case of mistaken identity.
- This past New Year’s Eve, three Savannah churches and a civil rights museum were vandalized, raising the specter of a hate crime. But it was an African-American, David Smith III, who had thrown bricks through the doors.
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