So intimidating are the White House orders to the media to muffle the radical Islam factor in all domestic terror cases that the latest incarnation of Mohammed the Monstrous Muslim Mutt last week in Chattanooga is doomed to a legacy as obscure as the killer of John Drew.
How seriously are America’s most visible journalists compromised by President Obama’s pro-Muslim bias, his deceitful manipulation of the American people?
While the feeble Los Angeles Times suffered an instant chill and lost interest in the crime against America the moment it learned the beast was named Mohammod Abdulazeez, The New York Times has performed a slightly more nuanced journalistic strip tease.
The L.A. Times dropped coverage after the second day. They abruptly ended their commitment to news with an odd, lengthy piece, flowing over its banks with praise for the wondrous Muslim community of Chattanooga, meticulously avoiding mention of the five military victims and, God forbid, any criticism of the latest unlucky Muslim Mutt.
The New York Times’s coverage has been more visible but not even remotely courageous or proportionate. The Times this morning may have surpassed L.A. Times’s cowardly disappearance with its own version of flaming cowardice.
In a middle of front page Chattanooga story carrying four bylines, the bashful Times, quaveringly fearful that the next Muslim Monster will take offense and bomb their buildings and/or behead their editors, achieved a normally impossible task.
The 29-paragraph story speaks at length of Mo the Boy, Mo the Teen and Mo the Young Man without ever identifying the crazy Islamist’s religion.
Just as thin-skinned Mr. Obama has loudly ignored the Chattanooga slaughter of five pearls of our military, like good children, the Times and the Times have marched in slovenly obedient lockstep with their leader, dismissively blowing off one of the most outrageous crimes of the century.
Such is the control exercised over the allegedly vigilant guardians of American freedom.
In the cases of all three embarrassments, we are fortunate the mass murderer was not a Republican. Otherwise, he would have knocked Dylan Roof and the Confederate flag and Gen. Bobby Lee out of the mainstream news. A pity.
