CNN says Barcelona attack may be "copycat" of Charlottesville

CNN doesn't see the connection between scores of vehicular jihad attacks, like the ones by London Bridge, Berlin, Jerusalem, Nice, Ohio State University and the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, and the one that occurred yesterday in Barcelona. 

Even the shouts of "Allahu akbar!" by the attackers didn't add up for them. Who do they think they are shouting like that?

They didn't even think there was any connection when Islamic jihad leaders instructed their mentally ill flock to wage jihad by mowing down people in Western nations with cars, trucks and vans and people in Western nations were getting mowed down by cars, trucks and vans by crazed Muslims willing to die for their jihad.

Where's the connection, CNN wondered.

Aha! The connection is Charlottesville, Virginia, CNN figured.

Hmm, let's see . . . a car driven by a white supremacist drove into a crowd of people protesting white supremacists, so the vans in Spain are plainly connected, perhaps.

And you wonder why people call this media toilet "Fake News."

They're freaking crazy and anyone who takes them seriously needs to have their head examined.

CNN's Wolf "Catchyerbreath" Blitzer speculated that the Barcelona terror attack might be a "copycat" of the Charlottesville attack.

"There will be questions about copycats [by idiots looking to make the case]. Questions in Barcelona, was at all, at all, a copycat version of what happened in Charlottesville, Virginia," the moron Blitzer said breathlessly.

"Even though they may be different characters [yes, Muslims versus infidels] and different political ambitions [white supremacy versus a freaking world caliphate], they use the same killing device. A vehicle going at high speed at a group, a large group, of pedestrians."

So anyone who mows anyone down a group of perfect strangers while shouting "Allahu akbar!" is a Charlottesville copycat.

How do their sponsors even consider supporting this crapola?

Some differences:

In Charlottesville, a white supremacist ran over a group of counter-protesters and killed a woman. In Barcelona, a van injured over a hundred people, killing at least 13 pedestrians just out for the evening for fun.

One of the first such attacks occurred in Jerusalem, Israel in 2015. A Palestinian Muslim drove his car straight into a crowded bus stop. 

The following year in Nice, an Islamic terrorist drove a truck through a crowded boardwalk during Bastille Day and killed nearly 100 people.

In December 2016, an Islamic jihadi drove a truck through a crowded Christmas market in Berlin. He killed 12 people. ISIS has encouraged the use of speeding vehicles to terrorize the world as early as 2015 and inspired no less than three major attacks in the latter half of 2016. 

Wherein lies CNN's confusion as to the motivation of the Barcelona attack? But let's face it--they aren't confused at all--it's willful ignorance.

CNN must stand for 'Crap Not News.' And they're dangerous.



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