Carlson and Fox News first announced the release of "Patriot Purge" in late October. Red Pill called on her viewers to watch Carlson's documentary and to share it with their friends and family, as it will help convince many that those who believe that the Jan. 6 event was a false flag operation are not crazy. (Related: Jan. 6 protesters subjected to extreme TORTURE, starvation and deliberate malnutrition – raw sewage flows into jail cells while MOLD grows on cell walls.)
"Thank you, Tucker Carlson, for your valiant effort on this," said Red Pill on her show.
"Patriot Purge" talks about how the peaceful protesters who went to Washington, D.C. on Jan. 6 were hunted down in the same way members of the United States Armed Forces tracked down and killed or captured terrorists overseas. Federal government officials have described it as a "shock and awe" campaign designed to scare people and to charge as many of them as possible.
"That's exactly what they're doing now to Americans," said Red Pill, describing what Carlson is talking about in his documentary. "All their efforts that they put against Iraq are now trained against Americans, and specifically, those who are in the military."
Many Big Tech websites are refusing to allow Carlson's new documentary to be shared and talked about on their social media platforms.
Whenever people try to share "Patriot Purge" on their personal Facebook profiles, the post is censored with a "sensitive content" label.
Andy Stones, director of Policy Communications for Facebook's parent company Meta, said that the documentary is eligible for review with the company's fact-checkers.
As of press time, YouTube has so far refused to take down "Patriot Purge" from its website. But it has imposed age restrictions on anybody trying to view the video and placed a warning that the content "may be inappropriate for some users."
Mainstream media also joined Big Tech in its attempts to censor and discredit "Patriot Purge."
Tech newsletter reporter Cristiano Lima of the Washington Post called Carlson's documentary a "conspiracy theory" that used "baseless claims" regarding the Jan. 6 incident. He cited other mainstream media outlets to supposedly prove that there is "no evidence" that the whole event was a false flag operation.
The Atlantic accused Carlson of creating a documentary not to spread the truth but to "sow mistrust of the country's most important institutions."
MSNBC host Joy Reid had Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell of California on her show to criticize Carlson's documentary by baselessly calling it "a tribute video for the terrorists."
"Big Tech and its so-called fact-checkers have proven to be unfairly biased in the past," wrote staff writer Catherine Salgado for NewsBusters.
"PolitiFact, which was cited by Lima against Carlson's documentary, is a Facebook fact-checking partner. The fact-checker has relied on communist Chinese information in the past and is part of liberal Poynter Institute's International Fact Checking Network, which received over a million dollars from liberal billionaires George Soros and Pierre Omidyar."
Salgado further pointed out that PolitiFact should not be trusted because it previously issued retractions regarding Carlson and had published incorrect fact-checks regarding NewsBusters and other conservative media outlets.
Speaking of the government's attacks against conservatives, Red Pill said that nothing thrown at them will make them stop.
"Let me tell you something," said Red Pill. "It's daunting, but we're not stopping. We're not stopping. We're not going to allow them to control us and to rule us no matter what they say."
Melissa Red Pill has a lot more to say about Carlson's documentary and the Jan. 6 false flag operation on the Nov. 3 episode of "Freedom Force Battalion." Watch the entire episode here:
"Freedom Force Battalion" with Melissa Red Pill airs every Wednesday from 11-12 p.m. on Brighteon.TV.
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