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Daily Stormer
November 24, 2016
This is the end of the line for the lyin’ press.
I recently reported on Trump’s meeting with the lugenpresse, where he called out this den of vipers for their lies and said he hated their guts.
At that time, I speculated that Trump would establish ground rules they would have to meet in order to have access to him, and thus ensure their survival. I mentioned that announcements and speeches could be posted on the internet, totally bypassing the dying media establishment.
Well, the madman actually did it.
He opened his own Youtube channel, where he’s already posted two public announcements.
And believe me, the media has taken notice.
Lol, the bastards rehosted the video instead of linking to his channel.
NBC:
It seems Donald Trump is seeking to mend the fences of a tough campaign with the help of the Thanksgiving spirit.
“It’s my prayer that on this Thanksgiving we begin to heal our divisions and move forward as one country strengthened by shared purpose and very, very common resolve,” the president-elect said in a taped address released by his transition team — yet another end-around run on the press corps.
Panicking yet?
They really felt that one – let me tell you.
This article, ostensibly about his thanksgiving address, spends most of it’s word-count whining that Trump is bypassing journalists by using social media.
Since becoming president-elect, Trump has used Twitter — a favorite of his during the campaign — to defend his business interests in the face of conflict of interest allegations, to attempt to spin coverage of a $25 million settlement in his Trump University fraud cases, to lash out at political foes, and even to turn his nose up at Saturday Night Live, which he himself hosted last November.
Additionally, Trump has incited feuds by way of tweet with news organizations, like the New York Times, and the cast of Broadway’s Hamilton after they lectured Vice President-elect Mike Pence when he attended a performance last week.
Trump and his team have also been slow to adopt a “protective pool,” a tradition that spans decades and allows a small group of reporters representing an array of media access to the president-elect, keeping them near in the event of breaking news or national security.
Hey, if something important, I’m sure he’ll tweet about it. Don’t worry.
Well… don’t worry about us being informed.
You definitely need to be worried about your job, though.
The sound of your teeth chattering in fear for your future is like a sweet symphony to my ears.
That tradition was bucked most blatantly in the nascent days of Trump’s time as president-elect. He eschewed precedent and barred the pool from flying with him on his plane when he went to Washington to meet with President Obama, and left our nation’s capital without alerting the press to his movements.
Days later, he ditched the press for a family dinner, going to Manhattan’s 21 Club despite a spokeswoman for his campaign giving a “lid” to the reporters assigned to the pool. The lid should have signaled an end to the day’s activities for the president-elect.
I don’t know exactly what went on in that meeting at Trump tower with the media people. Either Trump unilaterally declared war on them and announced he wouldn’t cooperate with the press any longer, or he laid out guidelines that they failed to meet.
Either way, these announcements mean the Donald means business. Now the lugenpresse will either come crawling back to him, or lose the rest of their audience.
