Salem Media Group removed Dinesh D’Sounza’s 2020 election film, ‘ 2000 Mules,’ from all streaming services and platforms. They even apologized and promised never to air it again.
It’s the result of a Georgia man, Mark Andrews, suing Salem Media for defamation. He faced threats to his life and his reputation had been damaged.
Mark Andrews filed his lawsuit in 2022. In the filing, he claimed, “2000 Mules made false claims leading to threats of violence against him and his family.
It was widely circulated and promoted by Donald Trump.The Salem Media Statement“It was never our intent that the publication of the 2000 Mules film and book would harm Mr. Andrews,” Salem said in a Friday statement. “We apologize for the hurt the inclusion of Mr. Andrews’ image in the movie, book, and promotional materials have caused Mr. Andrews and his family.”“We have removed the film from Salem’s platforms, and there will […]
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POINT 1: Salem Media Group has long been a CONTROLLED OPPOSITION operation, banning and censoring real commenters at all their web sites (Town Hall, Hot Air, PJ Media, etc.), and censoring ALL comments, until recently, critical of antichrist GEORGE SOROS!
POINT 2: “2000 Mules” was a D’Souza “limited hangout” —— note that NO ACTUAL EVIDENCE was ever presented; we never saw the contents of any ballot, the ASSUMPTION was those ballots were for BIDEN, assumptions
are inadmissable in a real court of law (which seldom exists any longer under SOROS LAW in America)!
POINT 3: The D–Souza op REDIRECTED all focus and attention away from the voting systems companies and their ballot scanners and the CISA/EI—ISAC network— the actual hack, as well as never mentioning the ballot trafficking/tracking services like Dominion–connected BallotTrax, the product which had a Dominion Voting Systems manager, David Moreno, on site during its entire development at i3logix company!
POINT 4: Recently, “former” crackhead Mikey Lindell lost a court case to a GENUINE election integrity expert/activist: Lindell lied and woooosed out on his promise to pay out for proving him and his CIA assets Dennis Montgomery and Mary (Flanagan) Fanning wrong — relatively easy to do as they FALSELY presented daily spam pinging of sites as “hacking them” and also FALSELY claimed and portrayed MAC addresses as routing, and MAC addresses do not route!!!!! [Recall how Lindell kept claiming “Space Force has the goods” and he would reveal thousands of incriminating data packets (“PCAPs”) which he never did?]
In other words, massive misdirection and misinformation on the ACTUAL AND REAL massive election fraud of 2020 (and 2022, etc.)!
REMEMBER, REMEMBER, REMEMBER: the RUSSIAGATE HOAX was about “foreign election interference” and DoD asset who set up and misled Rudy Giuliani — Col. Phil Waldron — claimed “foreign election interference” and Mikey Lindell and crew claimed “foreign election interference” ——— ain’t nothing “foreign” about Dominion, ES&S, Clear Ballot Group, Edison Research, Dominion–connected BallotTrax nor the CISA/EI–ISAC network and DHS!
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