Staff Reports
Hey there, folks! We’ve got another liberal hoax on our hands, and boy, is it a doozy! So, there’s this post making the rounds on X, formerly known as Twitter (because apparently they think rebranding makes them cooler or something), and it claims to show three U.S. soldiers who were allegedly killed in a drone strike on a U.S. base. But here’s the thing, my friends – it’s total hogwash!
According to the trustworthy folks at AP News, a drone strike did happen on a U.S. base in Jordan, and sadly, it did result in the deaths of three soldiers from Georgia. Their names were Sgt. William Jerome Rivers, Specialist Kennedy Ladon Sanders, and Specialist Breonna Alexsondria Moffett. Our hearts go out to their families – these were true American heroes.
But here’s where the left-wing fake news machine kicks into high gear. This deceitful X post claims to feature photos of the three soldiers, leading people to believe it’s connected to the recent attack. Well, hold onto your hats, because it’s all a big fat lie! These photos are actually from a completely different incident that happened way back in 2016. Talk about trying to pull a fast one on us!
The soldiers in the X post were killed in Jordan, not in this most recent attack. They died after their convoy was ambushed and came under fire. So, what we have here, ladies and gentlemen, is another case of careless misinterpretation and shoddy fact-checking. It’s like the liberal media can’t even tell the difference between their own lies and the truth anymore. Sad!
But thankfully, we’ve got the real facts to set the record straight. NPR actually had the audacity to include photos of the soldiers who were truly killed in the 2024 attack, and guess what? They look nothing like the ones in that misleading X post. These brave soldiers were all Black, whereas the mislabeled photos show three white men. Talk about a major oopsie!
And just to drive the point home, a U.S. Army spokesperson even had to step in and confirm that the X post is nothing but a big fat mess of misinformation. It’s always nice when the military has to clean up after the left’s fraudulent narrative, isn’t it?
