According to Donald Trump, the news media doesn’t report all kinds of terrorist attacks which take place each and every day.
For the past few days, the Orange Bozo has been alleging that the press is hiding proof that his Muslim ban is needed to keep us all safe, and today the White House released what it calls a list of terror attacks. But there’s a few problems with this list:
- Words such as “attacker” are spelled “ATTAKER”
- The vast majority of the so-called terror incidents have been reported by the media
- In some cases, the perpetrator of the crime is identified as “US person.”
It’s almost like the administration had a group of 3rd graders compile the list as some sort of class project for extra credit.
Where does this list come from originally? Naturally, the White House won’t tell us that, but Twitter is already having great fun with it:
White House list of allegedly undercovered Islamist terror attacks repeatedly misspells “attacker.” pic.twitter.com/Im2MPWJr7j
— Matthew Yglesias (@mattyglesias) February 7, 2017
WH list of unreported terror attacks filled with spelling errors. Q:Ms. DeVos — can you teach WH staff about "spell check"? A:Spell check?
— Steven A Drizin (@SDrizin) February 7, 2017
This keeps getting funnier. I'm sure the WH response will be 'alternative spelling'. https://t.co/O5FJPtmQLJ #resist #notmypresident
— Karen Miraz (@KMMiraz) February 7, 2017
To put it mildly, the list is a major clusterfuck, and as one person on Twitter noted, perhaps the incorrect spelling of “attacker” can be attributed to someone transcribing from the Russian Cyrillic alphabet.
OK, Donnie, tell us the truth: Did Vladimir–aka Putey Pute–give you this list? Is he trying to get help you again? If so, all I can say is that’s both sweet and really pathetic.
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