Staff Reports
Hey there, all you freedom-loving patriots! It’s time to set the record straight on some fake news that’s been spreading faster than gossip at a beauty parlor on a Saturday morning. So, grab your American flag and your don’t-tread-on-me hat, because we’re about to dive into the depths of liberal deception and come out the other side smelling like fresh apple pie.
FACT CHECK: No, Video Does Not Show Houthis Sinking A Cargo Ship https://t.co/2ZkfXFdQIz #BreakingNews #Breaking #News #LatestNews #DailyNews #Politics #PoliticsToday #PoliticsLive pic.twitter.com/IvcOHPeBnE
— Patriot Pointman ?? (@PatriotPointman) February 21, 2024
Now, you might have seen a video making the rounds on Facebook, claiming those sneaky Houthis sunk a cargo ship. Well, hold onto your MAGA hats, folks, because that’s as fake as a CNN reporter claiming they’re unbiased. The video in question is older than Joe Biden’s first term as senator – we’re talking ancient history here, folks. So, don’t let those left-wing troublemakers fool you into thinking this has anything to do with the current administration’s tough stance on those Houthi troublemakers.
In reality, what we have here is a case of mistaken identity. The ship in the video didn’t meet its watery demise at the hands of some Yemeni rebels. Nope, it went down in flames back in 2013, thanks to an engine fire. And guess what, it was carrying around $30 million worth of steel products – sounds like a prime target for a cash-strapped terrorist group, right? Wrong! These Houthis may be many things, but they ain’t no pirates of the high seas.
So, next time you see a sensational headline trying to paint our brave military in a bad light, remember to dig a little deeper. The truth is out there, buried beneath layers of fake news and liberal spin, just waiting for a good ol’ conservative like you to uncover it. And when you do, wave that flag high and proud, ’cause the real news is always worth fighting for!
