BLM

Network television has officially jumped the shark in its desperate efforts to defend the domestic terrorist organization Black Lives Matter. This week on CBS's court drama Bull, an earnest defense attorney actually said with a straight face that BLM is "not opposed to the police."

The same network that has accused the GOP of “genocide” and ending the country” for violent protesters on January 6, spent this morning defending a Democrat for openly encouraging violence from left-wing protesters (while intimidating a jury!)

The April 15 episode of ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy, titled “Sign O’ the Times,” was chock-full of BLM propaganda.

Fact-checker Snopes came rushing to Black Lives Matter founder Patrisse Cullors’ rescue, after the self-described “Marxist” faced criticism for going on a million dollar house buying spree. 

An odd exchange happened during CNN’s live coverage of the Daunte Wright “protest” in Brooklyn Center, that inadvertently proved former President Trump correct.

Viewers are tired of woke politics seeping into every facet of entertainment media. Patience is running thin and most are simply tuning out.

Sadly, last week’s mess of racial nonsense wasn’t enough for the family drama Queen Sugar. The Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) series created by BLM activist filmmaker Ava DuVernay about black sugar farm owners in rural Louisiana is still determined to praise Black Lives Matter, but this time they added an unhinged rant about Trump supporters.

In case it wasn’t clear before, CW’s Batwoman really doesn’t like the police. As a little reminder, the latest episode for the caped crusader promotes more Black Lives Matter propaganda for 2021, this time with a "Defund the Police" message.

The Oprah Winfrey Network’s (OWN) Queen Sugar is back with a vengeance with its take on the George Floyd case. If their view on white men before was any indication, get ready for a lot of lies and racial hatred.

It’s clear that CW’s Black Lightning wants to be a superhero for the Black Lives Matter crowd, but it doesn’t have to be so obvious about it. And there are few worse ways to do it than having the title hero literally save a Breonna Taylor stand-in.

The 63^rd Annual Grammy Awards aired March 14 on CBS. It started out innocent enough. Host Trevor Noah noted that the partially outdoor venue was the “biggest outdoor event besides the storming of the Capitol”, which, surprisingly, was about as political as the dyed in the wool lefty got. Black Lives Matter politics intruded a little more by some of the artists and an obscene musical…

Sunday night's Grammy Awards showcased an anarchistic anti-police performance by rapper Lil Baby. His song began with a voice over from a communist playwright who believed anti-communism was a form of white supremacy. It also included a speech from a Farrakhan-loving anti-Semite who was too radical even for the Women's March.

For weeks, ABC’s The Rookie hit viewers over the head with the evils of racist white cops, personified through Officer Doug Stanton (Brandon Routh). While Officer Stanton may be gone, the show is just getting started on the racial white guilt.

CW’s Batwoman may have a new lead, but the politics are as bad as ever. With several subtle victimization jabs in the past few episodes, the superhero series finally makes a bold move by supporting the ACAB (All Cops Are Bastards) movement. Again, this is supposed to be our hero, ladies and gentlemen.