From a network that pushed Saddam's weapons of mass destruction with zero proof they existed and mountains of evidence they didn't, does this really come as a surprise?
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Can you cite your reference, NBC? Where did they pay you?
Really glad we have a Ryan Grim in journalism these days, he’s been killing it since starting dropsite!
After years of sexual assault being covered up by the media (Weinstein, Epstein, Biden, Cuomo, the list is endless, really) and the Left being the voice of "believe women", I really resent us being forced to be the "that didn't happen, stop lying" group. And I imagine that dissonance is why they keep repeating that lies, because of how uncomfortable it makes us to have to refute them.
This is different from a believe women statement though. This is quite literally an article saying a statement had something included that wasn't included. This is a "a person claimed on public tv (which was then transcribed) that they were raped," except the record doesn't show that. They are asking where this was done, if not as a part of the broadcast they claimed it was from.
Here's an easy fix to that dilemma: There are no women who have claimed to be raped.
None. Zero.
It is all "witeness statements" from groups like ZAKA and the IDF which are stated in the report. Not a single person claims they were raped themselves.
These claims have nothing to do with believing women. They do not claim they were raped. The claim is "Believe Israel".