(ReclaimingAmerica.net) – CNN is going down in flames after sparking controversy for its attempt to manipulate public opinion with fake news.
In a shocking turn of events, CNN’s star correspondent Clarissa Ward was caught red-handed promoting a false narrative about a freed Syrian prisoner.
The network initially painted the man as an innocent civilian who had no idea of the Assad regime’s collapse.
However, the truth has come to light, exposing CNN’s blatant disregard for journalistic integrity and its willingness to mislead the American public.
The so-called “freed prisoner” turned out to be none other than Salama Mohammad Salama.
Also known as “Abu Hamza,” Salama is a notorious member of Bashar al-Assad’s forces with a history of war crimes.
This revelation came from the independent fact-checking organization Verify-Sy, which uncovered the man’s true identity and alarming past.
Salama has been involved in theft, extortion, coercion and the torture of civilians during the Syrian civil war.
Therefore, CNN’s portrayal of him as an innocent victim is a gross misrepresentation that raises serious questions about CNN’s reporting practices and its agenda-driven journalism.
Ward called Salama’s release “one of the most extraordinary moments I have witnessed.”
Still, her dramatic description of the event only tarnished her journalistic reputation in light of the truth.
Critics of the report argue that CNN prioritized creating a sensationalized story rather than reporting facts.
This incident is just the latest in a long line of fake news put out by the mainstream media to push their liberal agenda.
CNN has attempted to backpedal and claim ignorance. It is now scrambling to save face, admitting that the prisoner “may have given a false identity.”
This embarrassing incident serves as a reminder of why Americans are losing trust in the mainstream media.
CNN’s willingness to prioritize dramatic narratives over factual reporting is a disservice to the public and a betrayal of journalistic principles.
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