Proven Cat BBQ Video

The legacy media did what the legacy media always does:

• calls a government official
• gets a statement that nothing has been reported to them
• runs with their "fake news" saying "no proof" and "no knowledge"

Meanwhile, we posted a police report stating there were ducks and geese being hunted, killed and eaten. Granted, that isn't proof, but it's certainly not "no proof." It's the starting point for an investigation.

The new media (blogs, social media, start-ups like CWB) did actual footwork:

• they were sent a video
• they traveled to Ohio
• they located the exact barbecue on the back porch of the building in the video
• they interviewed the neighbors who said, "Yep, the occupants were cooking stray cats."

Here's part of the report:

• Our investigation begins in a run-down neighborhood of Dayton, Ohio, the closest major city to Springfield, about a half-hour’s drive away. We identified a social media post, dated August 25, 2023, with a short video depicting what appear to be two skinned cats on top of a blue barbeque. “Yoooo the Africans wildn on Parkwood,” reads the text, referring to Parkwood Drive. The video then pans down to two live cats walking across the grass in front of a run-down fence, with a voice on the video warning: “There go a cat right there. His ass better get missin’, man. Look like his homies on the grill!”

  We spoke with the author of the video, who asked to remain anonymous but confirmed its time, location, and authenticity. He told us that he was picking up his son last summer, when he noticed the unusual situation. “It was some Africans that stay right next door to my kid’s mother,” he said. “This African dude next door had the damn cat on the grill.”

  We then identified the home by matching it to the visuals in the video and cross-referencing them with the eyewitness. When we knocked on the door of the first unit, a family answered, telling us they were from the Democratic Republic of the Congo and that all of the surrounding units were occupied by other African migrants.

And there are links to the pictures of the cats being cooked. We won't post the actual pictures, but they're out there.

This occurred in Dayton (thirty minutes from Springfield) and it was immigrants from Congo (not Haiti) but the legacy media won't even do anything aside from deliberately omitting information because it would cast a bad light on democrat illegal alien policies. 

Up until a few decades ago, the US used to export horses to France for food. In Japan, people eat all manner of raw fish, much of it still twitching. And don't even get us started on China and Southeast Asian "wet markets." They didn't stop eating cats and dogs in Haiti recently - why pretend they didn't bring those cultural habits along with them to Ohio?