LIBERAL BILLIONAIRE, PAUL TUDOR JONES, USES ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS TO PUSH FAKE NEWS IN THE MEDIA

Liberal bias is everywhere, in our schools, in big tech and unfortunately in our media. Well, check out this article published this week by the News-Press, an organization based in Fort Myers, Florida.

The headline reads: speakers say minority communities should participate in climate change preparation, everglades restoration – a headline that reads like the Biden administration wrote it themselves

The whole article paints this sad picture about how the government is not compassionate enough to minority communities. You know, liberal lies about systemic racism they provide zero evidence of and what in the hell does this have to do with saving the environment?

This story has a lot of moving parts so pay attention closely.

This article was written by Chad Gillis. Floridaweekly.com reported in August 2020, that Gillis left his position as a reporter from the News-Press and works for the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation. His role is to write opinion pieces to push their narratives.

Well, fast forward to today and it appears that Gillis is once again a reporter with the News-Press.

Let me explain what makes all his movement interesting.

Last week, UnBossed Reporting told you how billionaire hedge funder, Paul Tudor Jones, is a major investor in the parent company of the News-Press. Jones also founded and funds the Everglades Foundation, and that group coincidentally also funds the Sanibel-Captiva Conservation Foundation, and groups like Captains for Clean Water, Audubon, the Sierra Club, just to name a few.

By the way, these are many groups conservatives like you, and I hear from in Florida every day. They are wolves in sheep’s clothing, but that’s a story for another day.

So, let me connect all the dots for you. Jones is using his money and influence to have environmental groups push radical left lies through media outlets that he also indirectly controls.

What you have is a vast web of progressive causes. Jones is at the top, environmental groups and the media are in his web doing his dirty work.

When you understand the full picture, it’s the definition of fake news. A liberal billionaire invests in a newspaper, invests in an environmental group, and the newspaper passes off the group’s agenda as “real news.” If you’re not angry, you’re not paying attention.