CNN's Chris Cillizza does a Jim Acosta about borders: Trump responds

I often refer to CNN as the Compromised News Network and the Communist News Network. Today I will refer to them as I most often do : the Comedy News Network. Of course, they ought to be referred to as the Inadvertent Comedy News Network because they aren't trying to be funny, but you can't help but laugh at their stupidity.

The network's editor-at-large Chris Cillizza went on social media to attack President Trump regarding his stance on borders amid the coronavirus pandemic.  

Since the Wuhan Coronavirus has continued to spread, President Trump's border stance has become even tougher between the U.S. and Mexico. In the spirit of Jim Acosta's CNN-style of "journalism," who stood in front of the border wall, built under Trump's administration and claiming that there was no need for a wall because there weren't any Mexicans trying to enter the U.S. at the wall, On Monday Cillizza tweeted:

"Viruses don't, uh, recognize borders."

So President Trump, never the one to allow a "diss" to go "undissed," tweeted:

"THIS IS WHY WE NEED BORDERS!" 

I'm not sure Cillizza has gotten the logic as yet. Hopefully he will try to think about it and be very careful not to damage his brain.

See Chris, like with Acosta who was upset that Trump built the wall because there were no illegal aliens coming from Mexico trying to get into the country BECAUSE THEY WENT ELSEWHERE TO A PLACE WHERE THERE WAS NO WALL! 

Two idiots on the same network--priceless.

President Trump had always supported strengthening the southern border but as the Wuhan Coronavirus continues to spread worldwide, there has been a renewed call to increase border security to crack down on the transmission of the virus on top of the travel ban he had set against China as well as the majority of Europe. Even some Democrats see the usefulness of borders.

Some critics ridiculed Cillizza, the execrable CNN knuckle-dragger for the tweet.

"Cillizza thinks that this is a good point? People who carry viruses do, however, respond to checkpoints and border security," RealClearInvestigations senior writer Mark Hemingway reacted.

"How do you think viruses cross borders, Chris?" Human Events managing editor Ian Miles Cheong wrote.

"Cillizza’s hot take is 'viruses don’t recognize borders' as countries around the world are temporarily closing their borders," Daily Caller social media manager Logan Hall said.

"Viruses, uh, are transmitted by human beings," Washington Examiner reporter Jerry Dunleavy told Cillizza. Borders tend to keep out human beings, when they work, Chris.

"The curve of media intelligence has been flattened," comedian Dave Cooperman quipped.

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Afghan diplomat killed by his own guard in Pakistan consulate

It's hard to find good help anymore, especially in places that boast more than one Islamic sect, or even the same sect when the faithful don't believe you're being faithful enough.

An Afghan diplomatic learned that the hard way. He was shot and killed by his own security guard inside the consulate in Karachi, Pakistan (or "Pahkeestahn" as former so-called President Obama pronounces it). 

Mohammad (can you believe that?) Zaki Abdu, the third secretary at the consulate, died of his wounds soon after the shooting, said Haris Khan, the consulate's spokesman.

"We were working at our office when we heard gunshots," Khan said. "Everybody was running in panic."

The guard was identified only as an Afghan national named Rahatullah, was taken into custody, said Azad Khan, a Pakistani police official and possibly related to Haris Khan, previously mentioned.

Both of the Khans said the motive behind the killing was not yet known, but I believe they are trying to Khan us into thinking it had nothing to do with Islam.

Pakistan has always been the centriole of Islamic scumbaggery, so foreign missions are generally given extra security and often hire their own private guards. 

The perp in this case, Rahatullah, was the diplomat's personal bodyguard and it's unclear whether the Afghan Consulate hired him officially, or whether he received 'extreme vetting.'

Noor Wali Khan Noor, a Foreign Ministry official in Kabul, and a guy whose name proves the lack of imagination this society apparently has regarding names, said a delegation from the Aghan Embassy in Islamabad was dispatched to Karachi to investigate the murder.

Pakistan's Foreign Office said police arrived on scene immediately after it was too late. The shooting occurred in the lobby of the consulate.

Pakistan Foreign Secretary Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry spoke by phone with Afghan ambassador to offer condolences and probably a few choice prayers. He also offered assistance in the investigation.

Both countries have long accused each other of allowing Islamic militants (aka religious Muslims who are intolerant of different Muslims) to operate along their porous borders.

You would think liberals would learn from this crazy lack of border policy, but they never learn with their eyes and ears, only with their feelings.








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