MSNBC security analyst: It was probably those 'anti-drag show' terrorists who shot up electrical substations

Wow, thanks to Tom Elliott of Grabien Media for catching this one. As CNN has reported, there were power outages in North Carolina after somebody fired rounds into two electrical substations. “[Moore County Sheriff Ronnie] Fields said multiple rounds were fired at the two substations. ‘It was targeted, it wasn’t random,’ he said.”

No group has stepped up to claim credit, and the FBI is joining the investigation “with no suspects or motive announced.”

With no motives announced, got it?

MSNBC national security analyst Frank Figliuzzi talks crazy for a little bit, and then Nicolle Wallace notes that the intelligence community recently sent out a bulletin about possible attacks against Jewish and LGBTQ targets. Being a security analyst, Figliuzzi put two and two together and said there’s a reason they put out these bulletins; intel suggests that it was probably people who oppose all-ages drag shows as “grooming” who did it.

Weeks after falsely predicting the Club Q attack was an anti-LGBT hate crime, MSNBC is now claiming — again w/o a scintilla of evidence — that the hacking of a North Carolina electrical substation was orchestrated by anti-trans activists pic.twitter.com/XbgbqGeaze

— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) December 5, 2022

Is he serious?

I'd be surprised if they weren't claiming that.

— Olivia Gordon (@OliviaG77579398) December 5, 2022

It’s almost as if there’s a pattern to their lying. 🧐

— Cry Fad Fun (@cryfadfun) December 5, 2022

And they, and others, get away with it – always

— Dr Ultra MAGA Marsha (@MarshaK2000) December 5, 2022

MSNBC security analyst: It was probably those 'anti-drag show' terrorists who shot up electrical substations

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