The very many anti-racial allegations against the President of the United States of America, Donald Trump and his supporters since 2016 have take a new twist as a journalist, Ango Ngo has taken to social media to affirm that the American Liberals are behind the crimes.
Ango Ngo, a journalist and photographer, who went on his Twitter handle came of with numerous evidences against the accusations, claiming that they were nothing but a hoax to demarket the president and smear his image.
Ngo, in one of his tweets, said “Right after Donald Trump’s election, the SPLC really stoked panic. A pro-gay Episcopal church in Indiana was vandalized w/“Heil Trump,” a swastika, & an anti-gay slur. Turns out it was the gay organ player who did it. He was only charged w/a misdemeanor.”
In another revelation, the journalist tweet reads thus, “Days after the Pittsburgh massacre, Trump supporters were blamed for Nazi vandalism at a Brooklyn synagogue & fires in a Jewish community. Turns out the perpetrator was a gay black man who had worked with city council on an initiative to fight hate crimes.”
He pointed that a Muslim student at the University of Louisiana said two white racists who were assaulted happened to be Trump’s supporters, ripping off her hijab and robbing her.
Ngo noted that in spite of the manner the story went viral, the media never identified her by name after hoax was revealed.
“In Dec 2016 a Muslim woman said she was attacked by 3 white Trump supporters in NYC on the subway. She said they tried to rip off her hijab.
“Yasmin Seweid lied. CAIR said Muslims are under tremendous “stress & pressure” resulting in incidents like this.”
“Days after the Pittsburgh massacre, Trump supporters were blamed for Nazi vandalism at a Brooklyn synagogue & fires in a Jewish community. Turns out the perpetrator was a gay black man who had worked with city council on an initiative to fight hate crimes.”
“Who remembers when Trump was blamed for the spate of death threats to Jewish community centers across the US? Juan Thompson, a reporter who worked for @theintercept, was convicted for the hoax threats + other offenses,”Ngo tweeted.
The tweets, among many others have been generating mixed feelings from the general public with some describing it as mind boggling.
Vince Coglianese, tweeted, “This is a stunning list. Far too many incidents of people taking advantage of the fundamental goodness of Americans to hurt political opponents or fulfill some perverse selfish goal.”
In his tweet, Terry Moran, expressed that Ngo’s thread catalogued false accusations against the president.
“This thread catalogues reportedly false accusations against the president,”he said.
According to Scots Fyre’s Twitter handle, “This thread is mind boggling. Leaves a big question. Why do people find being victims so attractive?.”