ABC News attempted to pass off footage from a 2017 gun range show as evidence of Turkey bombing Kurdish civilians in order to blame President Trump.
Yes, really.
The ABC News anchor presenting the footage comments that it shows âthe situation rapidly spiraling out of control in northern Syriaâ after Trump ordered U.S. forces to leave.
Wow! ABC News is trying to pass gun range videos as combat footage from Syria pic.twitter.com/zfTWtwwSfZ
â Wojciech Pawelczyk ???? (@PolishPatriotTM) October 14, 2019
The anchor accuses Trump of âeffectively abandoning Americaâs allies in the fight against ISIS,â before discussing the video.
âThis video right here appearing to show Turkeyâs military bombing Kurd civilians in a Syrian border town,â he states before mentioning âhorrific reports of atrocities committed by Turkish-backed fighters.â
The chyron accompanying the footage reads âSLAUGHTER IN SYRIA.â
However, the video (original posted here and below) is from a 2017 gun range show entitled âKnob Creek night shoot 2017â.
The footage clearly shows an audience watching the show and is obviously not combat footage from Syria.
ABC News responded by making their original erroneous report featuring the footage private on YouTube.
ABC News report:https://t.co/tHyJwYxIop
â Wojciech Pawelczyk ???? (@PolishPatriotTM) October 14, 2019
They literally passed off an old video of a gun range show as combat footage to blame Trump for âatrocities.â
Will anyone face any consequences for this disgraceful example of fake news?
They just embarrassed themselves then turn right around and make it even worse by embarrassing themselves again with their stupid blame throwing.
ABC is lost…