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| | ==Obama appointed McFaul's tweet== | | ==Obama appointed McFaul's tweet== |
| − | In Mar 2022, at [[Russia-Ukraine war]], MSNBC's [[Rachel Maddow]] Show removed tweet of guest's Hitler claim after Auschwitz Memorial proves it false. The inaccurate tweet was by Michael McFaul, Obama's appointed Ambassador to the Russian Federation. It claimed a Hitler comparison (besides the uniqueness of evil Hitler), falsely claiming Hitler didn't kill his own people, Germans.<ref>Joseph A. Wulfsohn , "[https://www.foxnews.com/media/msnbc-guest-hitler-putin-ethnic-germans-ambassador-mcfaul MSNBC guest torched for 'rehabbing Hitler' during Putin talk; claims Hitler 'didn't kill ethnic Germans']", ''Fox News'', Mar 12, 2022.<blockquote> | + | In Mar 2022, at [[Russia-Ukraine war]], MSNBC's [[Rachel Maddow]] Show removed tweet of guest's Hitler claim after [[Auschwitz]] Memorial proves it false. The inaccurate tweet was by [[Michael McFaul]], Obama's appointed Ambassador to the Russian Federation. It claimed a Hitler comparison (besides the uniqueness of evil Hitler), falsely claiming Hitler didn't kill his own people, Germans.<ref>Joseph A. Wulfsohn , "[https://www.foxnews.com/media/msnbc-guest-hitler-putin-ethnic-germans-ambassador-mcfaul MSNBC guest torched for 'rehabbing Hitler' during Putin talk; claims Hitler 'didn't kill ethnic Germans']", ''Fox News'', Mar 12, 2022.<blockquote> |
| | Michael McFaul was blasted for making an 'insanely false claim' about the Nazi dictator</blockquote></ref> | | Michael McFaul was blasted for making an 'insanely false claim' about the Nazi dictator</blockquote></ref> |
| | It was pointed out that:<ref>Yael Halon , "MSNBC's Rachel Maddow Show removes tweet of guest's Hitler claim after Auschwitz Memorial proves it false", ''Fox News'', Mar 12, 2022. | | It was pointed out that:<ref>Yael Halon , "MSNBC's Rachel Maddow Show removes tweet of guest's Hitler claim after Auschwitz Memorial proves it false", ''Fox News'', Mar 12, 2022. |
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| | By late Saturday, the show had taken down the post, and issued a correction emphasizing that contrary to what McFaul asserted, Hitler did indeed kill "millions of Germans."</blockquote></ref> <i>On a factual note: Hitler did kill ethnic Germans & German-speaking people: those who opposed the Nazi regime, those who resisted, those who did not fit into the 'Weltanschauung'. He ordered the murder of people with different disabilities & finally the murder of German Jewry.</i> | | By late Saturday, the show had taken down the post, and issued a correction emphasizing that contrary to what McFaul asserted, Hitler did indeed kill "millions of Germans."</blockquote></ref> <i>On a factual note: Hitler did kill ethnic Germans & German-speaking people: those who opposed the Nazi regime, those who resisted, those who did not fit into the 'Weltanschauung'. He ordered the murder of people with different disabilities & finally the murder of German Jewry.</i> |
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| | + | MSNBC analyst Malcolm Nance joined the Ukrainian mercenary legion.<ref>https://www.bitchute.com/video/8E0n8IE4fcn6/</ref> Americans joining mercenary groups is a violation of both U.S. and international law. Mercenaries have no protection under the [[Geneva Convention]], kill for money, and can be executed on the spot when captured under international treaty arrangements. Additionally, mercenaries who sign up with Ukrainian's 'international legion' sign contracts 'for the duration of the conflict', meaning they can be executed by the government of Ukraine for desertion if they attempt to leave before capture or the end of the war. MSNBC took no precautions to inform the public of risks and consequences of following the example of MSNBC 'expert.' |
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| | ==Ridiculous== | | ==Ridiculous== |