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Hurricane Florence, politically correct fear

368 views · Published 15 September 2018 · 2:57 · Indexed 28 October 2026

Channel: Tony Marano · 2018 · News & Politics

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Hurricane Florence slams into the United States causing massive damage and death.  The British tabloid “The Sun” on their website reported this hurricane with a series of photographs.

One of the photographs were of first responders in Wilmington, North Carolina, huddled, kneeling in front of a fire truck.  The caption placed by The Sun reads as follows:  

“Rescue workers, police and fire department members wait to remove the bodies of a mother and child who were killed by a falling tree as Hurricane Florence made landfall in Wilmington, NC.”

Liar, liar, pants on fire and in fear of political correctness.  They wrote “members wait to remove the bodies….”  They were not waiting, they were praying for the deceased mother and child.  Fear of political correctness did not allow The Sun to report the truth.  Shameful, and another example of fake news.

First responders in the USA have no problem praying in public.  Every day they witness destruction caused by humans, and caused by nature.  Many news media outlets refuse to report the praying first responders because it would not fit their anti-Christian template.  

Shocking was CNN reported the following headline in reference to the praying first responders:

“Firefighters kneel, pray after mother and baby die from falling tree.” 

CNN used the same photograph The Sun did, however fake news CNN this time was not fake news.  They must have had a random act of journalism.  

Link to The Sun article, see the sixth photograph down from the top:
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/7253805/hurricane-florence-hits-north-carolina-high-speed-winds-storm/

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