Plus, some other reactions that made us laugh out loud
Glenn Greenwald, the Israel-hating journalist best known for aiding and abetting the traitor Edward Snowden, went viral on social media last week after someone allegedly leaked illicit videos of Greenwald wearing a skirt and “worshiping a guy’s feet.” You won’t believe what happened next.
Observers witnessed the formation of what some described as a “train” comprised of “the Avengers of lying grifters” and other groveling simps to defend Greenwald’s freedom worshipping feet in a skirt while extolling his journalistic courage in the face of so-called neocon attacks. Prominent anti-Semites were among the first to express support for the embattled fetish enjoyer:
Darryl Cooper, host of the Martyr Made podcast, said the alleged leak was a “character assassination op” designed to silence critics of Israel. Cooper is the alleged historian who argues Winston Churchill was the “chief villain” of World War II because he was too mean to Adolf Hitler, who was just trying to make his country great again by finding an equitable solution to “the Jewish question.”
Dave Smith, an alleged comedian best known for admiring Cooper’s historical analysis and sympathizing with Hamas terrorists, said Greenwald was “the greatest journalist of the 21st century” with the “possible exception” of anti-American activist Julian Assange.
Jake Shields, the anti-Semitic MMA fighter, said Greenwald was “one of the few journalists with integrity.” Shields has previously expressed sympathy for Hitler and questioned the facts of the Holocaust.
Jimmy Dore, another alleged comedian who constantly rants about Israel while defending Hamas, denounced the nefarious cabal “trying to silence” Greenwald in response to his “amazing journalism.”
Lee Fang, Greenwald’s former colleague at The Intercept, gushed over the “outpouring of support” for the anti-Israel journalist, who’s “principle and compassion” he found “endlessly inspiring.” Fang is best known for enjoying marijuana and supporting Democrats from Maryland.
Dave Benner, a self-described “nemesis of neocons,” went even further, describing Greenwald as “one of the greatest heroes of our time.” Brenner is also a fan of Darryl Cooper and is very concerned about Jews using money to control the world.
Taylor Lorenz, the former New York Times journalist who has defended the assassination of health care executives and accused former president Joe Biden of “genocide” for supporting Israel’s war on Hamas and for failing to reinstate COVID-era lockdowns, was not entirely supportive of Greenwald. She promoted a social media post denouncing him as a “petty and cruel human being.” Lorenz recently argued the United States “deserved 9/11.”
Anti-Semites weren’t the only ones who commented on the Greenwald fetish controversy. Some of the reactions made us laugh out loud, although it’s worth pointing out that “humor” is often alleged to be an instrument of Jewish control.
Homosexual suspicions
Things you can’t unsee
The real scandal
Fact Check: Glenn Greenwald ‘Has Never Bowed’ and ‘Does Not Bend’