A lot of what happened in
Puerto Rico in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria has been mainstream media propaganda.
The media painted a false picture of Puerto Ricans being helpless and unable to help themselves. That's a flat out lie! The residents of that island are one the most resilient people in the world and are fully capable of recovering from such a horrific situation. But, the media will never tell that story. It doesn't fit their agenda of falsely portraying them as helpless and unable to to anything without government.
The media painted a false picture of Puerto Ricans being helpless and unable to help themselves. That's a flat out lie! The residents of that island are one the most resilient people in the world and are fully capable of recovering from such a horrific situation. But, the media will never tell that story. It doesn't fit their agenda of falsely portraying them as helpless and unable to to anything without government.
NY Post reports Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rosselló continued to fire shots at President Trump on Thursday — warning that “if the bully gets close, I’ll punch the bully in the mouth” — following a reported spat at the White House between his top aides and US officials.“It would be a mistake to confuse courtesy with courage,” Rosselló told CNN.The two leaders have been sparring this week over Hurricane Maria relief efforts after Trump reportedly told senators in a private meeting that he thought Puerto Rico was getting too much aid.Puerto Rican officials were in Washington on Thursday trying to schedule a meeting with Trump to talk about what he reportedly said and discuss the island’s increasingly grim situation following several failed attempts to do so, according to CNN.
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