cnn – DS https://www.anglinarchive.com Daily Stormer Historical Archive Wed, 01 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.0.17 https://www.anglinarchive.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/cropped-favicon-32x32.png cnn – DS https://www.anglinarchive.com 32 32 Drunk on New Year’s, CNN Allows Politically Incorrect Humor https://www.anglinarchive.com/2025/01/01/drunk-on-new-years-cnn-allows-politically-incorrect-humor/ Wed, 01 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000 CNN hosts get drunk on New Year’s eve.

Here’s a clip from last night, which demonstrates the tone.

This is the actually relevant clip though.

That’s Whitney Cummings, brought on for a “roast of 2024.”

She calls Biden a corpse and talks about forced vaxing.

She’s a professional comedian. I don’t know how edgy she usually is, but CNN allowing her on to do these jokes as part of the “this is a special thing because we’re drunk right now” is strange and interesting.

It lets you know that these things could be said at any time. These TV people could just act like normal people, or at least allow normal people to say normal things. But they don’t.

More bizarrely, a CNN viewer would obviously be outraged if any normal person insulted the Democrat Party or questioned the necessity or legitimacy of coercive mass-vaccination schemes. But no one is outraged at this clip. The same people who think these opinions are pure evil almost certainly laughed.

I hate the shit-forced meme “woke mind virus,” but these government/media believers really are just zombies who will repeat anything the authorities tell them to repeat.

By the way, Whitney looks great for 42.

Not sure how she just had a kid though. I wonder if it’s retarded?

You can’t do plastic surgery on your reproductive system, ladies.

]]> Revealed: Not Even Jew-Lovers Enjoy Being Touched by Niggers https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/12/14/revealed-not-even-jew-lovers-enjoy-being-touched-by-niggers/ Sat, 14 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000
The worst lie your parents told you was that Hitler was dead. He’s alive and well. He’s the beast under your bed… in your closet, in your head!

Scott Jennings is one of the biggest ever shills for the Jews. Well, probably not one of the biggest ever, that would be a long list and probably no one even knows who this guy is.

He worked for George W. Bush in his 20s and 30s, and now in his late 40s with no career progress, he’s become a pro-Jew media figure. But he’s been rising through the ranks since CNN decided to incorporate pro-Jewish “right-wingers” on their panels.

Many do not appreciate Scott Jennings’ face

Aside from defending the sickening Jews, and promoting their Satanic global agenda, Jennings promotes inane “culture war” issues that do not matter, just like Ben Shapiro with his show “The Tranny Hour: Why I Am Against Trannies in Sports, Live Every Day We Are Talking About Trannies in Sports, With Host Ben Shapiro.”

As of late, Jennings (following Shapiro) been on the jihad to defend insurance companies.

The only culture war issue that actually matters is “should CEOs of major corporations be shot in the street?” and of course, all of the culture warriors are on the wrong side of this issue. Because it’s not a culture war issue, it’s an economic and political issue, a question of the way the American government colludes with large businesses to cruelly loot and abuse the American people.

Anyway, I was shocked to find that even someone who loves the Jews as much as Jennings does not enjoy being touched by niggers. The niggers are the favorite pet of the Jews, sent to enrich us. Ben Shapiro would never complain about niggers touching him. But Jennings did that live on air on CNN, telling some nigger to stop touching him.

Many people have noted that Jennings is going around talking about Daniel Penny (now that this is safe to do), and yet he failed to put that nigger in a chokehold and snuff out his worthless life, which is what Daniel Penny would have done if he’d been touched by that nigger.

“Time to say goodnight, coal train!”

However, citizens of the internet argued that while no one wants to be touched by niggers in general, they would make an exception for that other CNN person on with Jennings, a female nigger.

One individual wrote: “Of course, no one wants to be touched by niggers, but I wouldn’t mind if that particular nigger touched me, specifically if she touched my penis with her full, luscious lips.”

That female nigger, who is yet to be identified, did not respond to Daily Stormer requests for comment on whether or not she would be performing fellatio on white supremacists from the internet. However, our Editorial Board considers the lack of a response to mean “yes.”

Endnote:

Scott Jennings is of no relation to celebrated singer Waylon Jennings, a true American who would have done a Daniel Penny on that nigger as soon as he walked into the room, never giving him the opportunity to go for the grope.

]]> Outrageous CNN Hooker Visits Syrian Prison, Happens to Stumble Upon Prisoner the Jihadis Forgot to Release! https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/12/13/outrageous-cnn-hooker-visits-syrian-prison-happens-to-stumble-upon-prisoner-the-jihadis-forgot-to-release/ Fri, 13 Dec 2024 00:00:00 +0000
Sexists on the internet have described Clarissa Ward as having an “odious visage.”

The US/Israel/Turkey backed terrorists who took over Syria last week freed everyone from all of the prisons, declaring that none of them deserved to be there. It was a general amnesty for the entire country.

But there was one single guy who they forgot to let out. They missed him because he was sleeping under a blanket, with his entire head covered. Luckily for him, CNN’s Clarissa Ward showed up and was able to free him on live TV.

This is cartoonish and frankly, the fact that CNN faked something so obvious is less relevant than the fact that there are CNN believers who believe this is real.

Ward, an ugly hooker, has been obsessed with turning over Syria to jihadists for a long time. In a 2021 podcast with former acting CIA director Michale Morell (a Russiagate hoaxster), she admitted that she is not impartial in her coverage and is an activist for extremists taking over the secular government of Syria.

Maybe this speaks to the fact that women like the idea of strong brown men forcing their will on women? We’ve certainly seen a lot of white women supporting Islamic extremism in the past decade. In fact, they appear to be obsessed with it.

It’s also notable, however, that while Clarissa Ward is hailing the dawn of a jihadist government in Syria, popular Syrian tweeter “Syrian Girl” is whining about these terrorists forcing women to cover themselves.

One might conclude that women are just not really happy with anything men do.

When there is a patriarchy, women call for it to be overthrown. When men are liberal, women view them as weak, and go around promoting hardcore patriarchy.

In looking at this, it’s possible that men might determine that women’s opinions are completely irrelevant and should be totally disregarded.

]]> CNN: Ryan Girdusky Says Mehdi Hasan Should Have His Dick Blown Off by Jews https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/10/30/cnn-ryan-girdusky-says-mehdi-hasan-should-have-his-dick-blown-off-by-jews/ Wed, 30 Oct 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Girdusky to Hasan: I hope your beeper doesn’t go off pic.twitter.com/YmHhYnkDZ3

— Acyn (@Acyn) October 29, 2024

During a CNN shouting match TV show, conservative (and I assume Jewish) commentator Ryan Girdusky said he hoped Islamic commentator Mehdi Hasan was blown up with a pager by the Jews.

Hasan said he was used to being called an antisemite because he “supports the Palestinians.” Girdusky replied: “Well, I hope your pager doesn’t go off,” a sarcastic reference to the Jewish terrorist attack on Lebanon in September of this year which involved blowing men’s dicks off with exploding pagers. The Jewish pager attack marked the advent of a new form of terrorism.

Girdusky’s face when he realized his comments were going to cost him a lot of money

Girdusky quickly apologized for the comment, no doubt realizing that he’d gone a bit too far.

Since the segment, CNN has announced that Girdusky will no longer be allowed on their programs. That seems counterintuitive, given that this is the sort of thing people want to see on a shouting match TV show: wishing for terrorist attacks on other panelists.

Girdusky is probably Jewish. He sure looks Jewish, and he is totally obsessed with Israel, like every “conservative” that is allowed on TV.

Hasan, meanwhile, is a low-IQ parasite and a charlatan. He was fired from MSNBC for supporting the Palestinians after October 7th. When he was younger, he was anti-abortion and anti-gay, in line with his claimed religious beliefs, but he sold out completely and apologized for any socially conservative views he’d previously held, only to be fired anyway.

All of the Islamic immigrants that are promoted in the media have sold out their own beliefs, as this is required if you want to be promoted. Watching a guy who claims to be a religious Moslem promote child trannies is severely bizarre. However, even after they’ve sold their souls and promoted gay sex and abortion, most of them still refuse to sell out their race completely and endorse Israel. It is an interesting thing to observe, as their race is clearly more important to them than their religion. (Yes, I realize Hasan is Indian and Palestine is an Arab state, but these groups are a lot more racially similar than they are different.)

No one who is not poisonous is allowed on the TV. Tucker Carlson is one of the only mainstream right-wingers who will oppose the state of Israel, and he was fired from the TV. Meanwhile, some leftists do sort of oppose Israel, but somehow refuse to endorse Hamas, even though Hamas is the legitimate government and military defender of Gaza against the Jewish serial killers.

What’s more, Islamic activists, including that grotesque slob Hasan Piker, are actively opposed to antisemitism and want to be friends with the Jews. What good can it possibly be to promote Palestine if you are opposed to antisemitism? It’s an oxymoron.

]]> CNN Anchor Says Josh Shapiro Would be a Risky VP Pick “Because He’s Jewish” https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/07/23/cnn-anchor-says-josh-shapiro-would-be-a-risky-vp-pick-because-hes-jewish/ Tue, 23 Jul 2024 00:00:00 +0000

“He’s Jewish. There could be some risks with putting him on the ticket.” — CNN

pic.twitter.com/3qua5SsB85

— Shaun Maguire (@shaunmmaguire) July 22, 2024

This is so awesome.

New York Post:

Critics slammed CNN after anchor John King said there were “risks” in putting forward Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro as the Democratic vice presidential nominee because “he’s Jewish.”

“He’s certainly under consideration,” King said on CNN Sunday night, referencing discussions with allies of Vice President Kamala Harris.

“He’s a first-term governor, he’s Jewish, there could be some risks in putting him on the ticket, but certainly some of our voters here in Pennsylvania said, ‘Hey, we like Gov. Shapiro, give him a look,’” he added.

King, who announced plans to convert to Judaism back in 2008, was briefly married to CNN anchor Dana Bash, who is Jewish. While it is not entirely clear what prompted King’s remarks, Democrats have been mired by infighting over the Israel-Hamas war.

What prompted King’s remarks is that it’s true.

Jewishness is now a risk in American politics, at least on the left.

The Republicans might still be worshiping the Jews in between Indian pagan rituals and having gay sex.

But many on the left know the score, and know what’s up with our national rat infestation.

What King said is just true: being Jewish means less Democrat voters like or trust you.

It’s a bit like what having a practicing Hindu wife from India used to be for a Republican – a risk. (That particular thing is not a risk for Republicans anymore, haha.)

They say “politics makes strange bedfellows.”

Well, you can catch me in the “people who hate the Jews” bed.

Everyone is now gay and brown and into weird sexual antics. So, when it comes to politics, I have but one question for you: “Jews: what do you think of them?”

]]> Israel Indiscriminately Killing Civilians, CNN Investigations Reveals https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/02/29/israel-indiscriminately-killing-civilians-cnn-investigations-reveals/ Thu, 29 Feb 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Roba Abu Jibba

This is horseshit.

They didn’t need an “investigation.”

They could have reported this in October, because it was happening in front of everyone.

Now, with everyone having adapted to the situation of an ongoing slaughter of women and children by the Jews, the Jew media decides to come out and say “oh, well, actually, yes, this is happening.”

CNN:

The right side of Roba Abu Jibba’s face is almost completely gone – a deep, bloody wound is where her eye should be.

The 18-year-old, confused and in pain, lies on a gurney in Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza. She tries to explain how she got there. She had been sheltering with her family for two months in an industrial warehouse on Salaheddin Street, the strip’s main north-south highway, she explains, when they came under heavy fire from the Israeli military.

In a whisper, she recalls being shot at, explosions and bulldozing. She says she watched her brothers and sisters die around her. Her mother and three of her siblings were able to flee, but she’s not sure where they went.

After a chance encounter and the discovery of Roba’s identification card under rubble, a weeks-long CNN investigation has been able to piece together what happened during one terrifying night in early January, which left five of her siblings dead. Their story offers a window into the Israeli military’s overwhelming and often indiscriminate use of force in areas where civilians were told they would be safe, helping to uncover an atrocity that would otherwise have remained hidden.

Nearly two weeks after the attack, a group of residents combing through the destruction on Salaheddin Street came across a horrifying scene: at least eight people, including three children, all dead, huddled inside a collapsed warehouse. Those working to retrieve the bodies covered their faces, shielding themselves from flies and the smell of decomposing flesh.

Nobody knew who the people were – yet another group of unidentified victims among the nearly 30,000 Palestinians who have been killed since Israel launched its aerial bombardment and ground offensive in Gaza in response to Hamas’ October 7 terror attack.

CNN interviewed seven eyewitnesses to the attack, tracking down relatives now scattered across the enclave, including Roba’s mother. Their testimonies were cross-referenced with hospital records, satellite imagery and dozens of videos and photos from the scene, reviewed by forensics and ballistic experts, who analyzed the damage to the building and injuries of the people found inside of it.

Taken together, the evidence reveals how the Abu Jibbas came under attack by Israeli forces without advance warning. It also suggests that some were killed by a massive bomb.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) told CNN they were responding to enemy fire from the warehouse. One eyewitness said he heard what he called “resistance fire,” referring to fire from Hamas or another militant group, and local journalists reported “clashes” in the area that day. Eyewitnesses said there were no militants inside the warehouses where they were sheltering, and that they weren’t aware of Hamas operating in the area.

The families, she said, put up white flags – a universal sign of surrender – to indicate there were civilians there. She recounted that they wrote “displaced families” on the building.

CNN tracked down the owners of the warehouses where the Abu Jibba family was staying and another that hosted civilians across the street. Both said people from northern Gaza were living there for about two months before the attack.

Israeli drones and planes were constantly flying overheard, monitoring the area, Sumaya said. “They could see us. It was an open area, it was an open land, we would start fires and cook and bake bread… they knew it’s civilians.”

…

The testimonies collected by CNN and imagery of the damage to the building raise serious questions about whether the IDF made any efforts to avoid harm to civilians, and the proportionality of the attack.

Three weapons experts who analyzed the imagery for CNN said that a heavy munition, weighing as much as 2,000 pounds, was likely dropped on the warehouse.

Mark Hiznay, the associate arms director at Human Rights Watch, said the crater seen in the satellite image appeared to have been caused by a large, air-dropped bomb that detonated on impact. He said it was consistent “with a munition weighing 2,000 pounds.” Brian Castner, a weapons investigator at Amnesty and former explosive ordnance disposal officer, also said the crater was most likely caused by a 2,000-pound bomb.

An analysis by CNN and artificial intelligence company Synthetaic in December found that Israel had used hundreds of 2,000-pound bombs in the first month of its war in Gaza. The heavy munitions, which leave impact craters over 12 meters (40 feet) in diameter, are capable of killing or wounding people up to 365 meters (about 1,198 feet) away.

Reviewing photographs of the destroyed warehouse, Patrick Senft, a research coordinator at the Armament Research Services (ARES), came to a similar conclusion. Senft said that the destruction was “consistent with the effects of a munition generating substantial blast effects, such as an aerial bomb weighing several hundred kilograms.”

Even posting pictures of kids that were killed is bullshit.

Roba Abu Jibba’s siblings Al-Zain, 10, and Ali, 13, were killed.

Oh, two kids were killed?

Try at least 20,000, and probably a lot more.

These Jews have to be punished.

]]> Israel Indiscriminately Killing Civilians, CNN Investigation Reveals https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/02/29/israel-indiscriminately-killing-civilians-cnn-investigation-reveals/ Thu, 29 Feb 2024 00:00:00 +0000

Roba Abu Jibba

This is horseshit.

They didn’t need an “investigation.”

They could have reported this in October, because it was happening in front of everyone.

Now, with everyone having adapted to the situation of an ongoing slaughter of women and children by the Jews, the Jew media decides to come out and say “oh, well, actually, yes, this is happening.”

CNN:

The right side of Roba Abu Jibba’s face is almost completely gone – a deep, bloody wound is where her eye should be.

The 18-year-old, confused and in pain, lies on a gurney in Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza. She tries to explain how she got there. She had been sheltering with her family for two months in an industrial warehouse on Salaheddin Street, the strip’s main north-south highway, she explains, when they came under heavy fire from the Israeli military.

In a whisper, she recalls being shot at, explosions and bulldozing. She says she watched her brothers and sisters die around her. Her mother and three of her siblings were able to flee, but she’s not sure where they went.

After a chance encounter and the discovery of Roba’s identification card under rubble, a weeks-long CNN investigation has been able to piece together what happened during one terrifying night in early January, which left five of her siblings dead. Their story offers a window into the Israeli military’s overwhelming and often indiscriminate use of force in areas where civilians were told they would be safe, helping to uncover an atrocity that would otherwise have remained hidden.

Nearly two weeks after the attack, a group of residents combing through the destruction on Salaheddin Street came across a horrifying scene: at least eight people, including three children, all dead, huddled inside a collapsed warehouse. Those working to retrieve the bodies covered their faces, shielding themselves from flies and the smell of decomposing flesh.

Nobody knew who the people were – yet another group of unidentified victims among the nearly 30,000 Palestinians who have been killed since Israel launched its aerial bombardment and ground offensive in Gaza in response to Hamas’ October 7 terror attack.

CNN interviewed seven eyewitnesses to the attack, tracking down relatives now scattered across the enclave, including Roba’s mother. Their testimonies were cross-referenced with hospital records, satellite imagery and dozens of videos and photos from the scene, reviewed by forensics and ballistic experts, who analyzed the damage to the building and injuries of the people found inside of it.

Taken together, the evidence reveals how the Abu Jibbas came under attack by Israeli forces without advance warning. It also suggests that some were killed by a massive bomb.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) told CNN they were responding to enemy fire from the warehouse. One eyewitness said he heard what he called “resistance fire,” referring to fire from Hamas or another militant group, and local journalists reported “clashes” in the area that day. Eyewitnesses said there were no militants inside the warehouses where they were sheltering, and that they weren’t aware of Hamas operating in the area.

The families, she said, put up white flags – a universal sign of surrender – to indicate there were civilians there. She recounted that they wrote “displaced families” on the building.

CNN tracked down the owners of the warehouses where the Abu Jibba family was staying and another that hosted civilians across the street. Both said people from northern Gaza were living there for about two months before the attack.

Israeli drones and planes were constantly flying overheard, monitoring the area, Sumaya said. “They could see us. It was an open area, it was an open land, we would start fires and cook and bake bread… they knew it’s civilians.”

…

The testimonies collected by CNN and imagery of the damage to the building raise serious questions about whether the IDF made any efforts to avoid harm to civilians, and the proportionality of the attack.

Three weapons experts who analyzed the imagery for CNN said that a heavy munition, weighing as much as 2,000 pounds, was likely dropped on the warehouse.

Mark Hiznay, the associate arms director at Human Rights Watch, said the crater seen in the satellite image appeared to have been caused by a large, air-dropped bomb that detonated on impact. He said it was consistent “with a munition weighing 2,000 pounds.” Brian Castner, a weapons investigator at Amnesty and former explosive ordnance disposal officer, also said the crater was most likely caused by a 2,000-pound bomb.

An analysis by CNN and artificial intelligence company Synthetaic in December found that Israel had used hundreds of 2,000-pound bombs in the first month of its war in Gaza. The heavy munitions, which leave impact craters over 12 meters (40 feet) in diameter, are capable of killing or wounding people up to 365 meters (about 1,198 feet) away.

Reviewing photographs of the destroyed warehouse, Patrick Senft, a research coordinator at the Armament Research Services (ARES), came to a similar conclusion. Senft said that the destruction was “consistent with the effects of a munition generating substantial blast effects, such as an aerial bomb weighing several hundred kilograms.”

Even posting pictures of kids that were killed is bullshit.

Roba Abu Jibba’s siblings Al-Zain, 10, and Ali, 13, were killed.

Oh, two kids were killed?

Try at least 20,000, and probably a lot more.

These Jews have to be punished.

]]> CNN Insiders Reveal Jerusalem Bureau Must Approve Every Gaza Story Before Publication https://www.anglinarchive.com/2024/02/04/cnn-insiders-reveal-jerusalem-bureau-must-approve-every-gaza-story-before-publication/ Sun, 04 Feb 2024 00:00:00 +0000

“Journalistic malpractice” is a rather generous description of CNN’s reporting on Palestine / Israel.

A more accurate description would be “complicity in genocide”.

CNN’s talking heads aren’t journalists. They’re B-grade actors paid to promote a genocidal narrative.#cnn #Gaza pic.twitter.com/d43rCOoJMg

— Dimitri Lascaris (@dimitrilascaris) February 4, 2024

It seems fair enough that Jews would have veto power over every news story CNN story about the war, in light of the Holocaust.

I’ve seen the pile of shoes.

We can’t forget about that shoe pile just because Jews are mass-murdering children. We have to think about the fact that Jews get reminded of that shoe pile, and it’s deeply painful.

The Guardian:

CNN is facing a backlash from its own staff over editorial policies they say have led to a regurgitation of Israeli propaganda and the censoring of Palestinians perspectives in the network’s coverage of the war in Gaza.

Journalists in CNN newsrooms in the US and overseas say broadcasts have been skewed by management edicts and a story-approval process that has resulted in highly partial coverage of the Hamas massacre on 7 October and Israel’s retaliatory attack on Gaza.

“The majority of news since the war began, regardless of how accurate the initial reporting, has been skewed by a systemic and institutional bias within the network toward Israel,” said one CNN staffer. “Ultimately, CNN’s coverage of the Israel-Gaza war amounts to journalistic malpractice.”

According to accounts from six CNN staffers in multiple newsrooms, and more than a dozen internal memos and emails obtained by the Guardian, daily news decisions are shaped by a flow of directives from the CNN headquarters in Atlanta that have set strict guidelines on coverage.

They include tight restrictions on quoting Hamas and reporting other Palestinian perspectives while Israel government statements are taken at face value. In addition, every story on the conflict must be cleared by the Jerusalem bureau before broadcast or publication.

CNN journalists say the tone of coverage is set at the top by its new editor in chief and CEO, Mark Thompson, who took up his post two days after the 7 October Hamas attack. Some staff are concerned about Thompson’s willingness to withstand external attempts to influence coverage given that in a former role as the BBC’s director general he was accused of bowing to Israeli government pressure on a number of occasions, including a demand to remove one of the corporation’s most prominent correspondents from her post in Jerusalem in 2005.

CNN insiders say that has resulted, particularly in the early weeks of the war, in a greater focus on Israeli suffering and the Israeli narrative of the war as a hunt for Hamas and its tunnels, and an insufficient focus on the scale of Palestinian civilian deaths and destruction in Gaza.

One journalist described a “schism” within the network over coverage they said was at times reminiscent of the cheerleading that followed 9/11.

“There’s a lot of internal strife and dissent. Some people are looking to get out,” they said.

Another journalist in a different bureau said that they too saw pushback.

“Senior staffers who disagree with the status quo are butting heads with the executives giving orders, questioning how we can effectively tell the story with such restrictive directives in place,” they said.

“Many have been pushing for more content from Gaza to be alerted and aired. By the time these reports go through Jerusalem and make it to TV or the homepage, critical changes – from the introduction of imprecise language to an ignorance of crucial stories – ensure that nearly every report, no matter how damning, relieves Israel of wrongdoing.”

CNN staff say that some journalists with experience of reporting the conflict and region have avoided assignments in Israel because they do not believe they will be free to tell the whole story. Others speculate that they are being kept away by senior editors.

“It is clear that some who don’t belong are covering the war and some who do belong aren’t,” said one insider.

At Thompson’s first editorial meeting, two days after the 7 October Hamas attack, the new network chief described CNN’s coverage of the rapidly moving story as “basically great”.

Thompson then said he wanted viewers to understand what Hamas is, what it stands for and what it was trying to achieve with the attack. Some of those listening thought that a laudable journalistic goal. But they said that in time it became clear he had more specific expectations for how journalists should cover the group.

In late October, as the Palestinian death toll rose sharply from Israeli bombing with more than 2,700 children killed according to the Gaza health ministry, and as Israel prepared for its ground invasion, a set of guidelines landed in CNN staff inboxes.

A note at the top of the two-page memo pointed to an instruction “from Mark” to pay attention to a particular paragraph under “coverage guidance”. The paragraph said that, while CNN would report the human consequences of the Israeli assault and the historical context of the story, “we must continue always to remind our audiences of the immediate cause of this current conflict, namely the Hamas attack and mass murder and kidnap of civilians”. (Italics in the original.)

CNN staff members said the memo solidified a framework for stories in which the Hamas massacre was used to implicitly justify Israeli actions, and that other context or history was often unwelcome or marginalised.

“How else are editors going to read that other than as an instruction that no matter what the Israelis do, Hamas is ultimately to blame? Every action by Israel – dropping massive bombs that wipe out entire streets, its obliteration of whole families – the coverage ends up massaged to create a ‘they had it coming’ narrative,” said one staffer.

This is another example of the Guardian going somewhere no American outlet would ever go, this time reporting on an American outlet.

It’s an interesting dynamic that has formed.

]]> CNN Visits Hospital in Gaza, Witnesses Horrors https://www.anglinarchive.com/2023/12/14/cnn-visits-hospital-in-gaza-witnesses-horrors/ Thu, 14 Dec 2023 00:00:00 +0000

‘Harrowing, Chilling, and Sobering.'”

CNN’s Clarissa describing her experience who became the first Western journalist to enter Gaza since Oct 7, without IDF.

“You get an absolute sense of the horrors that have been taking place in Gaza. This hospital was filled with the… pic.twitter.com/3C2Gj5Cdrx

— MonitorX (@MonitorX99800) December 14, 2023

nb4 “why is the Jew media covering this at all?”

They are hoisted on their own petard! They brought in all these liberals, who were against Israel, and they can’t totally control the entire media when the people they hired to control the media are against them.

The ADL got some people fired, early on, but the Jews have really backed themselves into a corner by preaching this ideology that is so in conflict with their own interests in their home country.

CNN:

20-month-old Amir Taha lies silently on the bed – his fluffy hair sticking up, his baby soft skin violated by a raw, jagged wound across his forehead. Purple bruises swell around one of his big brown eyes.

He’s an orphan now, his aunt says, with his parents and two of his siblings killed in an Israeli strike – one attack in the devastating war on Hamas in Gaza that Israel launched after militants carried out murderous cross-border raids targeting Israeli civilians on October 7.

Amir Taha

Amir’s loss adds to the overwhelming human toll in the tiny territory of Gaza where more than 18,000 people have been killed, according to the Hamas-run Ministry of Health in Gaza.

But he does not know that yet, his aunt Nehaia Al-Qadra told CNN. He is too young to understand.

“They found Amir in his mom’s arms laying in the street,” Al-Qadra said. “His sister died, his brother died, his uncle, and his other sister is injured in the hospital… Here we are, he doesn’t have a mother or a father or an older sister or brother. Now it’s just us two and God.”

Amir wants his father. “Yesterday he saw a nurse that looked like his dad, and he kept screaming ‘Dad! Dad! Dad!’” Al-Qadra said. When she needs to calm him, she shows the toddler a video of his father.

Amir will recover from his physical wounds with the treatment he is now getting at a field hospital in Rafah, in southern Gaza, set up by the United Arab Emirates government.

With local hospitals overwhelmed by the sick and injured looking for help from facilities that have been damaged or destroyed, the UAE operation is a rare functioning, well-equipped, well-staffed place that can offer help to the most serious cases.

CNN was able to see their work on a brief visit this week, the first Western media outlet to get access into southern Gaza to report independently. Israel and Egypt have previously made it next to impossible for international journalists to witness firsthand the toll on civilians. Israel’s military have taken American media, including CNN, on brief escorted trips into northern Gaza.

In the streets strewn with trash and rubble from destroyed buildings, we see the horror of modern warfare. Despite the heavy bombardment, people wander around outside like zombies – perhaps trying to fathom their lives, perhaps with nothing else to do.

Most shops are closed, but there’s a long line outside a bakery. Recent rain has left stagnant water, and the December chill is setting in.

In another room in the field hospital, eight-year-old Jinan Sahar Mughari is immobilized in a full body cast. “They bombed the house in front of us and then our home,” she told CNN. “I was sitting next to my grandfather, and my grandfather held me, and my uncle was fine, so he was the one who took us out.”

Jinan’s skull and leg were broken in the bombing, explains her mother Hiba Mohammed Mughari, who was not at home at the time of the attack.

Jinan Sahar Mughari

The Israeli military says that since October 7, it has hit more than 22,000 targets in Gaza – an enclave just about 25 miles long and seven miles wide – far surpassing anything seen in modern warfare in terms of intensity and ferocity.

Almost all of Gaza’s more than 2 million residents have been forced from their homes, the World Health Organization says, as Israel targeted first the north and then the south of the territory in its operations to destroy Hamas and recover more than 100 hostages still believed to be held by militants.

Even as more nations called for a ceasefire, one young patient in the Emirati field hospital questioned bitterly whether anyone was really concerned enough.

Before the war, 20-year-old Lama Ali Hassan Alloush was studying engineering at university and preparing for her sister’s wedding. Her family heeded orders from the Israeli military to leave their home in the north and fled south. But the house where they were seeking shelter was hit by a strike. Now, she is in hospital, her right leg amputated.

“The world isn’t listening to us,” she said. “Nobody cares about us, we have been dying for over 60 days, dying from the bombing, and nobody did anything.”

No one did anything because those Jews are protected by the United States military.

What non-Jew is okay with any of this?

Lama Ali Hassan Alloush

I think it’s just Nikki Haley.

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🚨Shocking scenes from the Intensive Care Unit at Al-Nasser Hospital – #Gaza reveal decomposed bodies of premature babies ❗️

The Israeli army’s refusal to transport them for treatment & forced families to say goodbye, leaving them to slowly die alone ❗️

EVIL EVIL … NO WORDS‼️ pic.twitter.com/JSR0WSkrXF

— Nour Naim| نور نعيم (@NourNaim88) November 28, 2023

Here’s the meme Thomas Massie should have posted:

The US government is making this possible.

And the US people sure as hell aren’t doing much to stop it.

This is game-over for the West.

God will not allow it to go much further than this.

CNN:

The scene inside the Al-Nasr hospital ICU ward is chilling. The tiny bodies of babies, several still attached to wires and tubes that were meant to keep them alive, decomposing in their hospital beds. Milk bottles and spare diapers still next to them on the sheets.

The video inside the hospital was filmed on November 27 by Mohamed Baalousha, a Gaza reporter for UAE-based news outlet Al Mashhad. He shared an unblurred version with CNN, which shows the remains of at least four infants.

Three of them appear to be still connected to hospital machines. The bodies of the babies appear to be darkening and disintegrating from decay, with little more than skeletons left in some of the beds. Flies and maggots are visibly crawling across the skin of one child.

The circumstances around one of the most horrifying videos to emerge from the war in Gaza remain unclear, but after days of piecing together available information, using interviews, published statements and video, a chaotic scene can been painted of hospital staff trying to protect their most vulnerable patients, caught in the middle of a raging battle – waiting for help that never arrived.

In public statements and interviews, several medical staff and health officials from Al-Nasr said they had to hurriedly evacuate the hospital on November 10, under the direction of Israeli forces.

Medical staff described having to leave young children behind in the ICU because they had no means to safely move them.

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In a video on November 9, the head of Al-Nasr and Al-Rantisi pediatric hospitals, Dr. Mustafa al-Kahlout, said Al-Nasr hospital had been “struck twice” sustaining “a lot of damage.”

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Video shared on social media on November 9, which CNN verified, was filmed from inside Al-Nasr hospital and appears to show the aftermath of the building being hit.

Another from November 10 showed an Israel Defense Forces (IDF) tank outside Al-Nasr, indicating the IDF was operating in the area. Another video from the same date showed civilians holding up makeshift white flags attempting to flee the hospital amid gunfire, then being forced to run back inside. It is not possible to tell from the video who is shooting.

Satellite imagery reviewed by CNN from November 11 shows large craters around the hospital complex, indicating the area had been under bombardment, making evacuation difficult.

Bombardment by bombs, by the way.

Not Hamas bottle rockets, like the media claimed at the time.

But, in an audio recording of a conversation between a senior official at Al-Rantisi hospital and an officer from COGAT, which coordinates the Israeli government’s activities in the Palestinian territories and Gaza, it appears Israeli forces instructed hospital patients and staff to evacuate.

In the recording, released by the IDF on November 11, the Israeli officer assures the hospital official that ambulances will be arranged.

The hospital official tells the COGAT officer that ambulances cannot reach the hospital, and the officer replies: “I’ll arrange coordination with the primary aid center. Don’t worry, I’m near the army, it will be okay.”

“Will the ambulances take the patients and the medical staff?” the hospital official asks.

“No problem,” the COGAT officer responds, in the recording.

The hospital official then confirms that the COGAT officer is aware that people will be evacuating both Al-Nasr and Al-Rantisi hospitals, and the COGAT officer says “yes, yes.”

But hospital officials say the ambulances never arrived.

How could they?

“Many of the patients were carried out by their families, ambulances couldn’t reach the hospital,” Kahlout said in a news conference on November 14, following the evacuation.

Three children were left in the ICU attached to hospital machines but without oxygen, Kahlout said.

In an audio recording from November 10 released by Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) a nurse who the organization said was volunteering in a personal capacity, said the hospital had been shelled, hitting multiple floors, water tanks, and electricity and oxygen stations.

The nurse – who CNN is not identifying for security reasons – said Al-Nasr staff were given 30 minutes to evacuate by the IDF, adding no ambulances were able to reach the hospital.

They were blocked by the IDF. They might have actually been bombed.

No one knows.

No one knows what is happening.

They recently admitted that the death toll figures are basically just a very conservative guess, because the Jews killed everyone who was keeping track of the deaths.

“We walked out a little bit there was shooting around us,” he said in the recording. Then he said someone from the IDF told him “I’ll give you safe passage, you have from 1130am until 12 noon.”

“So, we walked out with our hands up in the air carrying white flags and carrying families and children,” the nurse said in the recording.

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The director of Gaza’s hospitals at the Hamas-controlled Ministry of Health, Dr. Mohammad Zaqout, told CNN that people in the hospital were forced to leave by the IDF.

“We were forced to leave them behind to die because we didn’t have a safe medical evacuation… we informed them that these children were on beds and couldn’t be evacuated. We held other children in our arms while being forced to evacuate,” Zaqout said.

The IDF has strongly denied responsibility for the deaths of the children in Al-Nasr ICU. “Given that the IDF did not operate inside the Al-Nasr hospital, these allegations are not only false but also a perverse exploitation of innocent lives, used as tools to spread dangerous misinformation,” the IDF said in a statement to CNN.

Asked repeatedly by CNN why it hadn’t provided ambulances for the evacuation, as the COGAT officer had promised in the recorded conversation with the hospital official, and if they were aware of the presence of children left in the ICU, as Zaqout alleged, the IDF did not directly respond.

The Jews are proud of this.

It’s their great masterpiece.

They haven’t committed a slaughter like this since WWII, or the murder of Christ.

They drink blood. It’s their religion, and it’s a curse in their blood.

Alex Jones says Hamas is responsible.

May his fat ass rot in hell forever.

His hell should be eternity in a room of Palestinian babies with maggots crawling through their flesh.

I’m so exhausted.

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