Washington Post's Faker Maker - Just Dem Shills

The Washington Post's Fact Checker needs a Fact Checker. It just continues to opine and outright lie to fit it own political ends. It lies about "Not" Muslims Celebrating the Twin Tower Attacks on 9/11, as now do the other Mass Media Liars. How strange we are now to just alter history to fit a truly dangerous PC agenda.
Within a week following the New Jersey Muslims in Paterson and Jersey City that were shown celebrating the Muslim Terror Attacks on 9/11, there was even a banner hanging on a store on Main St., in the Muslim neighborhood, in Paterson, NJ, that showed a crude depiction of a plane crashing into the burning Twin Towers. m/r

Jersey Sure :: SteynOnline

 by Mark Steyn   Steyn on America   November 24, 2015

I have a strong dislike of the current fashion among American's decrepit and unreadable newspapers for "fact-checker" columns, because the practice attempts to cloak run-of-the-mill hacks in an aura of dispassionate authority that they do not, in fact, possess. Case in point: The Washington Post's Glenn Kessler, who has awarded "four Pinocchios" to Donald Trump, for claiming to recall seeing "thousands" of Jersey City Muslims celebrating on September 11th 2001. Mr Kessler wrote:

Trump says that he saw this with his own eyes on television and that it was well covered. But an extensive examination of news clips from that period turns up nothing. There were some reports of celebrations overseas, in Muslim countries, but nothing that we can find involving the Arab populations of New Jersey.

Kessler has spent the day re-writing and re-re-writing that confident assertion. As of now, that last sentence currently reads:

There were some reports of celebrations overseas, in Muslim countries, but nothing that we can find involving the Arab populations of New Jersey except for unconfirmed reports.

When Kessler says "nothing that we can find", he didn't have to search very hard. After a two-minute Google search, Powerline's John Hinderaker turned up the following:

In Jersey City, within hours of two jetliners' plowing into the World Trade Center, law enforcement authorities detained and questioned a number of people who were allegedly seen celebrating the attacks and holding tailgate-style parties on rooftops while they watched the devastation on the other side of the river.

What demented fringe conspiracist website would traffic in such nonsense? Well, in fact, it was Glenn Kessler's own newspaper, The Washington Post, which published the story on September 18th 2001. ...

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