"False Narrative?"

Is that what it's called, a "false narrative?"  It seems like that's what the LameStream media are spinning about the mass murder in Orlando.

Almost immediately, I read somewhere that the murderer had been on some FBI watch list, that not once, but twice his name came up for scrutiny.  But, nothing was done.  I guess it's more important not to offend one person than it is to save 50 or more people from dying.

The LameStreams are pointing fingers everywhere, at mental illness, at homophobia, at the availability of guns, even at the Christian Right, everywhere but at where the evidence seems to be pointing us.  Sometimes, isn't the simplest apparent answer the correct one?

This guy's father was from Afghanistan, having made a number of trips back there.  He has expressed praise for the Taliban while criticizing the US (Of course, if by "US" we mean the government, he might have some grounds to do that!).  What is it that the Qu'ran teaches about homosexuality?  How do many Muslims look upon their wives, as mere property, with discipline being meted out in the form of beatings?  Did he really yell, "Allahu Akbar" upon his raid?  Even more important, he admittedly professed in a call to the police support for ISIS.

So, the LameStreams choose to ignore all this, even the guy's own words.  The obvious is summarily dismissed.  It's much better to further their correct agenda to spin this "false narrative," I guess.

Our government, the LameStream Media, the so-called "experts," all of them......  What was it, in another context, that Lenin would have called them, "useful idiots?"