The whole world saw video footage of the NYPD pulling stained mattresses and booster seats from the secret tunnel system discovered under the Chabad-Lubavitch headquarters in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, but USA Today fact checkers are now saying that we should not believe our own eyes.
According to a USA Today fact check, there were no mattresses with suspicious pools of blood. Nor were there any booster seats or books covered in blood. These ideas are simply part of a “vast rightwing conspiracy,” claim the fact checkers.
Describing the whole episode as nothing more than a “conspiracy theory,” the fact check declares the claim that mattresses and high chairs for young children were found in the tunnels to be “FALSE.”
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The USA Today fact check also claims the discovery of the tunnels was reported to the police by the synagogue, despite the fact the arrival of the authorities caused a riot, with Jewish men attempting to stop the police from performing the raid. Men in traditional Jewish clothing were also caught on video escaping via tunnels into the street.
Take a look at this description of the events for a masterclass in dissembling and dishonesty:
George Orwell warned us about these times. He told us the elites would insist that we must not believe what we see with our own two eyes.
For a more accurate description of what happened in the tunnels, watch this report:
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