USA – -(Ammoland.com) – NRATV fired back at the New York Times’ newfound quest for “truth” with the release of a new video Monday. NYT premiered its first ad campaign in a decade during the Oscars broadcast. The commercial was the failing publication’s last attempt to stifle Americans’ increasing lack of trust in the mainstream media.
“The truth is hard … The truth is hard to find … The truth is hard to know … The truth is more important now than ever,” the Times’ piece read. NRATV’s response sent a different message: Where was the New York Times’ pursuit of the “truth” during the previous administration?
NRATV’s first line reads: “The New York Times placed an ad during the Oscars to tell us that truth is more important now. But why now?” It is then precluded with rapid-fire statements: “… Wasn’t it important when people were marching … When jobs were declining … When threats were growing … When drugs were flowing … When diplomacy was straining … When policies were failing … When towns were collapsing … When red lines were vanishing … When Obama was lying … When journalists were dying … When Christians were dying … When heroes were dying … When citizens were dying?”
The ad continues: “The truth is that the truth didn’t matter to The New York Times then as much as now—because as long as liberals were ‘progressing,’ the truth was depressing.”
“America has stopped looking to The New York Times for the truth now more than ever,” NRATV concludes. “The Times are burning … and the media elites have been caught holding the match.
“Now, they want your trust?”