The Washington Post thinks a 13-year-old's viral video is important enough that he has to be targeted.

September 27, 2015

The tech community has torn gaping holes in Ahmed's clock "invention" which turned out not to be an invention. Even mainstream liberal figures like Bill Maher and Richard Dawkins have raised questions about the viral story.

But you won't hear about it in the media which just keeps pushing the hoax forward.

It will however aggressively target C.J. Pearson, an African-American 13-year-old who made a viral video challenging Obama for inviting Ahmed instead of the families of murdered Americans.

Bizarrely, major papers are carrying stories accusing a 13-year-old of lying about Obama. The media is panicked enough that Dave Weigel, the Washington Post's go-to-guy for smearing conservatives, had to run a hit piece on Pearson.

Consider this for a moment.

The Washington Post thinks a 13-year-old's viral video is important enough that he has to be targeted. This is the surreal pravda-esque media environment we're living in.

You can't get the media to investigate Ahmed's clock or his sister's supposed involvement in a bomb threat. All the media will do is run non-stop puff pieces about Ahmed and how evil the school is. But when a black kid makes a video challenging Obama, then suddenly the Washington Post goes full Watergate on him.

If only the media had spent as much time investigating Obama's claims as it did a 13-year-old critic's Twitter, maybe we would actually heard that Obama lied about the basis for his illegal war in Libya. But that's not how things work in left-wing dictatorships.

And while we don't have one of those yet, quite, we do have its media apparatus which pushes its own agenda while violently targeting any dissent with smear campaigns.

Meanwhile here's C.J.'s latest video.