NY Times Reporter Calls for Censorship of Creepy Videos of Joe Biden Inappropriately Touching Kids
A New York Times reporter is claiming that the myriad of images and videos of Joe Biden inappropriately touching kids is ‘fake news’ and should be censored.
By Matt Agorist
TheFreeThoughtProject.com
November 17, 2017
Nicole Perlroth, according to her bio at the New York Times, the place at which she finds employment, is a technology reporter who covers cyberattacks, hackers and the cybersecurity industry for The Times’s business news section. This week, however, she’s shown that she also has an interest in censoring open source information showing the seemingly inappropriate behavior of D.C. elite.
On Tuesday, Perlroth took to Twitter to essentially call for the social media outlet to ban images and videos of Joe Biden touching women and children inappropriately. In her Tweet, Perlroth referred to the images as an “alt-right fake news meme had emerged of Biden as predator.” She then called on Twitter to “handle” this situation.
It appears that this cybersecurity reporter for the NY Times has missed the bus when it comes to the disturbing images of the insanely creepy former vice president groping, whispering to, trying to kiss, and otherwise making women and children incredibly uncomfortable.
This “meme” as Perlroth called it, is neither alt-right fake news nor new.
Smashing her partisan slant on the issue, the Free Thought Project has reported on this instance before, just like we have reported on Republican president George H.W. Bush and his propensity to grope women and underage girls.
In fact, the inappropriate sexual behavior in Washington D.C. has become so rampant that it is now costing taxpayers millions of dollars in hush money.
As TFTP reported this week, a congresswoman has come forward and claimed that the U.S. House of Representatives alone has spent $15 million in taxpayer funds to settle sexual misconduct lawsuits of politicians in the last decade.
The claim was made by Rep. Jackie Speier, a Democrat from California, during an interview on Meet the Press Daily with MSNBC’s Chuck Todd. When asked about the process sexual assault victims currently have to go through, Speier noted that they have to start by promising to stay silent.
“We really need to reform the entire Office of Compliance process,” Speier said. “Right now it takes about 90 days for you to file a complaint, and before actually going through the mediation, you have to sign a non-disclosure agreement and then you are not represented by counsel, but the harasser is represented by the House of Representatives general counsel.”
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