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While he was on the phone with 911 about a fire, a girl came along and put it out with just a water bottle 😭

From Neo-Nazi Lawyer to Islamist Defender: Greenwald's Problematic Path! Glenn Greenwald has been embroiled in numerous controversies throughout his career. Earlier controversies include Brazilian federal prosecutors charging him in 2020 with cybercrimes related to his publication of leaked messages exposing corruption in the Lava Jato investigation. The charges were ultimately dropped, but detractors claimed he aided the hackers. Greenwald also resigned from The Intercept, the outlet he co-founded, alleging editorial censorship of his reporting on Joe Biden's family business dealings, which he attributed to broader bias in media. His outspoken criticism of U.S. foreign policy and intelligence agencies has drawn accusations of anti-Americanism, including downplaying the Russian invasion of Ukraine. As a former lawyer, he represented white supremacists and neo-Nazi groups, such as Matthew Hale and the National Alliance, defending these cases on free speech grounds. Critics have frequently accused Greenwald of problematic sympathies toward U.S. adversaries, particularly Russia, due to his skepticism of official narratives on election hacking and broader U.S.-Russia tensions, leading some to label him a Russia sympathizer or even a traitor who aids adversaries through his journalism. Similar charges extend to his critiques of U.S. policies toward China and accusations that media hype manufactures war fervor. His appearances on the Tucker Carlson network, and his columns in outlets like Brazil's Folha newspaper have fueled perceptions of alignment with questionable media entities criticized for propaganda. Greenwald's reporting has also intersected with Muslim aligned groups, most notably in 2014 when he used Snowden documents to expose NSA surveillance of prominent Muslim-American leaders, including figures from organizations like the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR). This work, along with his broader defenses against what he calls discriminatory U.S. policies toward Muslims, such as FBI "anticipatory prosecution" and blaming Western actions for fueling terrorism, has led detractors to accuse him of associating with or excusing Islamist perspectives. A recent example of Greenwald's controversial takes emerged in a clip from Megyn Kelly's show, where he analyzed President Trump's decision to extradite Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro to the U.S. for prosecution. In the discussion, Greenwald expressed disturbance over the move, suggesting it was partially motivated by Maduro's viral dance video, which he mockingly tied to Maduro ending up in handcuffs in a New York City jail. Greenwald criticized Trump for restarting bombing campaigns in Yemen and Iran, aligning with Israel, and boasting about being a "war hero" alongside Netanyahu. Greenwald portrayed this as evidence of Trump deriving a "positive feeling" from ordering bombings and displaying strength, marking a departure from his aversion to war's deadly realities. Greenwald's commentary, rooted in his long-standing anti-interventionist stance, veers into hyperbolic criticism that downplays the strategic importance of holding adversarial leaders accountable for crimes like terrorism and drug trafficking, instead framing the action as petty retaliation or warmongering. By amplifying Greenwald, it enables the so-called "woke right" crowd, a fringe that blends populist conservatism with isolationist or defeatist views, potentially weakening national resolve and aiding our geopolitical foes through divisive discourse. Overall, Greenwald's progressive ideological biases, and associations that challenge mainstream views undermines national security and foreign policy. Perhaps the most sensational recent incident occurred in May 2025, when an explicit sex tape featuring Greenwald in consensual acts, including elements of humiliation play, was leaked online, alleged drug usage, prompting intense media scrutiny and public backlash.

The Roger Stone crash out will need to be studied. He’s just mad I accurately reported months before anyone else that Tulsi Gabbard would resign. He’s financially invested in having access to her so he can get lobby clients and so he can make 20% off of every campaign or PAC donation to her Presidential campaign in 2028. It was his retirement plan. That’s why he’s mad at me.