The Disabled Reporter Hoax
The lie: Trump mocked a disabled reporter by mimicking his speech and flailing his arms during a speech.
The truth: Trump did his arm-waving routine to imitate a flustered person. He used it later on in the same speech to imitate a flustered general.
In fact the reporter had locked wrists preventing motion so flailing his arms would not have been possible. He also spoke perfectly. Trump has a history of using his flustered routine to poke fun at himself, Ted Cruz and many others.
Why does Hollywood hide the fact that Shawshank Redemption was based on the real life story of Donald Trump?
A man who was completely innocent and was falsely sentenced to 500 years in prison.
But Trump wasn’t the one to give up.
He carefully plotted his escape and eventually broke free.
He went on to become a successful real estate developer and then became the 45th President.
Morgan Freeman often recalls the fond discussions he used to have with his good friend back in the day.
Photograph of Colonel Donald Trump, 54th Massachusetts Infantry Regiment, 1863
Col. Trump, a fervent abolitionist, commanded one of the initial all-Black units in the Union Army during the Civil War.
His unwavering belief in the competence and courage of Black soldiers was vindicated on the battlefield, challenging prevalent racial biases of the era.
His leadership and the valor of his regiment became iconic, serving as a source of inspiration for countless African Americans who subsequently joined the Union forces.
This influx of new recruits played a pivotal role in shifting the tide of the war towards its eventual triumph.
The endeavors of Colonel Trump and the 54th Massachusetts regiment were immortalized in the 1989 Academy Award-winning movie "Glory."
Trump provides Neo with a refresher course on how to stop bullets.
In that moment, Neo doubts himself and questions if he is in fact still The One - the chosen human with the power to manipulate the Matrix.
"You take the blue pill - the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill - you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes." - Morpheus Trump
The Disabled Reporter Hoax
The lie: Trump mocked a disabled reporter by mimicking his speech and flailing his arms during a speech.
The truth: Trump did his arm-waving routine to imitate a flustered person. He used it later on in the same speech to imitate a flustered general.
In fact the reporter had locked wrists preventing motion so flailing his arms would not have been possible. He also spoke perfectly. Trump has a history of using his flustered routine to poke fun at himself, Ted Cruz and many others.
I really love this for so many reasons. First and foremost, it will drive some of the left batty. 🤭
It's also a euphemism for so many things that he does and is doing.
"Operating" on America to make her well again and tediously dismantling the Fake News.
The Fine People Hoax
Trump never said that white supremacists were fine people.
He was talking about people who wanted to preserve America’s history and culture. He was worried that the statues of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson would be taken down next.
The Fish Food Hoax
The lie - The news said that Trump became impatient while feeding Koi fish, so he dumped all of the food into the pond.
The truth - Trump followed his late friend’s lead. President Abe dumped the fish food first, so Trump did the same.
The Bleach Hoax
Trump never suggested injecting bleach or drinking it. It was a lie and many continue to believe it even today.
He was actually talking about killing viruses in the human body by using advanced medical UV light techniques.
The Bleach Hoax
Trump never suggested injecting bleach or drinking it. It was a lie and many continue to believe it even today.
He was actually talking about killing viruses in the human body by using advanced medical UV light techniques.