Had all of these so-called "journalists" who believed Smollett without verifying any of his wild claims actually looked into the matter, they would have realized that Smollett had previously sent himself a fake racist letter, which failed to gain the level of publicity that he had hoped.
Upset that this fake letter didn't achieve for himself the "victim" status that he was aiming for, Smollett then paid his two Nigerian buddies $3,500 each to "lynch" him as he left a Chicago Subway restaurant at 2 a.m., sandwich in hand. Smollett then, as the world is now fully aware, proceeded to blame this fake "lynching" on Trump supporters whom he falsely claimed were wearing "Make America Great Again" hats.
"When the letter didn't get enough attention, [Smollett] concocted the staged attack," a corroborated source told CBS 2 investigator Brad Edwards.
For more news about false flag "attacks" like this that were staged as part of an agenda to frame President Donald Trump and his supporters, be sure to check out FalseFlag.news and Faked.news.
President Trump is right: Fake news is a bigger problem than anyone could have imagined
All these mainstream media hacks needed to do to either verify or debunk Smollett's claims was to contact Chicago's Cinespace Studios, where Smollett's Empire show is filmed, to determine the source of the fake racist letter that Smollett says was sent to him, along with a "white substance" that later turned out to be ground-up aspirin.
Had they done this, they could have easily put two and two together and determined that Smollett was the source of both the letter and the "attack," his motive being to victimize himself for 15 minutes of fame. But instead, they gobbled down and digested Smollett's fictitious claims, and spread them around as reality.
It's the reason why increasingly fewer Americans trust anything they see or hear on the "news," because very little of this "news" is actually real. Once-trusted news outlets like The Washington Post have once again proven that they are unable or unwilling to fact-check anything anymore, especially when it paints President Trump and everyone who supports him in a negative light.
Another glaring piece of evidence against Smollett's made-up story about being attacked that the mainstream media completely ignored was a play he had just read for entitled, "Take Me Out." This play features a gay character who is attacked using "the same racial slurs Smollett told police his attackers screamed at him, including 'f****t' and 'n****r.'"
In other words, Smollett ripped the subject matter straight from "Take Me Out" and used it to make up his own story about being attacked, which the mainstream media then parroted without fact-checking any of it. And chances are Smollett will continue this charade, even though he's now been exposed and publicly shamed, claiming that he's still somehow a victim in all of this.
"Once Smollett is charged, he will almost certainly try to play the 'sympathy race card' by publicly confessing to staging the whole thing," says Mike Adams, the Health Ranger. "Importantly, this public confession will be paired with a tripling down on self-victimization: Smollett, I predict, will blame Trump for 'making me do it.'"
"Victimology is now the specialty of the deranged, delusional Left. These are people who don't know how to create economic abundance, run a business in a sustainable way or produce anything of value for society. Instead, they become experts in victimhood, and they play the victim card to its fullest," Adams adds.
Be sure to listen to the full podcast with Adams discussing the Smollett hoax at Brighteon.com.
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