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Fake News Media: US Criminal Justice System in light


Hunter Biden, President Biden’s son has pleaded guilty for two charges:

1. Cocaine addiction

2. Illegal possession of firearms

The court has found Biden’s son going against the law on the above two charges among other charges against him still in the court. The case has been there against Mr. Biden’s son not just one year or two years, but it has been there for over or nearly five years now and the fake news media has not spoken in support or favor of the defendant and now talks about empathy after Mr. Hunter Biden has pleaded guilty. Why now after it is all over that the fake news is talking openly of empathy for Hunter Biden and why not allowing the law to take its own course?

From this we know that whatever we hear from the media is fake news and this is a warning to all public not to fall for everything being broadcast in the media. They will do everything from the job of a policeman, a court and anything you want to name it, but the important message is do not fall for fake news.  History was never created and will not be created in the future by the media and safely concluding that the media is false and this is put for innocent victims who will easily fall a prey. It is the responsibility of the government to bring these persons involved and the fake news media to light. This is one in a million chances or a perfect storm to distinguish fake news and fake media.

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