Pulitzer Prize awarded to Washington Post, New York Times for publishing FAKE news

In exactly the same way that Barack Obama was given the Nobel Peace Prize in advance of bombing developing nations, the New York Times and Washington Post have just been awarded the Pulitzer Prize for publishing utterly fake news.

The Pulitzer — which is now has about as much integrity remaining as James Comey, the serial liar of the FBI — has collapsed into a complete joke of shoddy journalism. In nearly two years of reporting on so-called “Russia collusion” using fabricated sources, fake “evidence” and obvious political bias, neither the New York Times nor the Washington Post have managed to come up with a single piece of smoking gun evidence to support their wild, reckless claims. This, according to the Pulitzer committee, is award-worthy behavior. Because fake news, obviously, needs to be granted the aura of credibility in order to continue catapulting the propaganda into the minds of the masses.

Steve Watson from InfoWars reports:

WASHINGTON POST & NY TIMES WIN PULITZER PRIZE FOR FAKE NEWS

Newspapers literally awarded for making up stories

Because they are just as fake as each other, and one was not able to out-fake the other with their Russia/Trump conspiracy theories, Washington Post and The New York Times have shared a Pulitzer prize.

That is correct, in what seems more like a participation trophy for attempting to do journalism, the newspapers were both literally given an award for reporting something that doesn’t exist.

After one year of investigations into the matter, no evidence has come to light that there was any collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia. Not one shred.

Nevertheless, the Post and The Times were just ecstatic to announce their joint prize…

The Washington post literally made up fake stories about Russian interference:

Washington Post wins Pulitzer for its reporting on 'Russian interference' despite publishing a completely fake story about Russia interfering with the US electrical grid. 🤔 pic.twitter.com/u2IeXvozYT

— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) April 16, 2018

Who cares? Give them an award.

The Washington Post posted a joke by GOP Congressman Kevin McCarthy that Trump was being paid by Putin, and attempted to suggest it was true.

This was an attempt at humor gone wrong. No surprise @WashingtonPost tried to contort this into breaking news.

— Kevin McCarthy (@GOPLeader) May 17, 2017

Who cares? Give them an award.

The Post also reported that former FBI Director James Comey sought more resources for his Russia probe just days before he was fired by President Trump.

Also FAKE NEWS, according to the DOJ.

DOJ is pushing back hard- they say any reporting that Comey asked Rosenstein for more resources is "completely false" -now working Sen Intel https://t.co/VzcRqRxRpQ

— Bret Baier (@BretBaier) May 10, 2017

Who cares? Give them an award.

Citing an ‘anonymous source’, The Washington Post reported that “Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein threatened to resign after the narrative emerging from the White House on Tuesday evening cast him as a prime mover of the decision to fire Comey.”

Also FAKE NEWS.

Deputy AG #Rosenstein says he didn't threaten to quit over #Comey #FBI firing https://t.co/s4ODR9Qkme @MichelleMacTV @LeandraB_sbg pic.twitter.com/x4U3pjJePo

— Liz McKernan (@LizMcKernan) May 11, 2017

Who cares? Give them an award.

And today, the Post had the gall to publish a piece suggesting that “Trump’s ‘fake news’ mantra becomes an effective weapon — against America”.

Who cares? Give them an award.

The reaction from Twitter was brutal:

If you needed a reminder of how much of a joke the Pulitzer Prize is, here you go https://t.co/6wsZykeIyP

— Nick Short 🇺🇸 (@PoliticalShort) April 16, 2018

Good Lord. “Coverage that unearthed possible ties..” but still not proven after a year of investigation. Ridiculous. #FakeNews #Pulitzer https://t.co/LTlhQNEoUW

— Kevin Corrigan (@kcluva) April 16, 2018

For 'possible ties',… an award in search of a story. https://t.co/KpRLv9zgZC

— Sasha Dix (@SashaDix) April 16, 2018

@nytimes Wow that's something! "Unearthed possible ties", such a high standard to attain. Quite possibly a spectacular achievement. https://t.co/SROWg4KbmJ

— Polarice1984 (@polarice1984) April 16, 2018

A Pulitzer for unearthing “possible” ties… !!! Journalism prize for speculation. #Bullitzer more like https://t.co/v1mrzcBJrw

— Dinos (@SitDownDino) April 16, 2018

Unearthed “POSSIBLE” ties.

I wish I won awards for “possibly” doing shit.#RussianCollusion #Russiagate https://t.co/MJvzCVDj6t

— politicaluncle (@p0liticaluncle) April 16, 2018

After all these years of articles on "possible" alien abductions, the National Enquirer has truly been robbed. #PulitzerPrize https://t.co/Gi7Yx8Siio

— JB (@JRBachman) April 16, 2018

Pulitzer is giving out participation trophies. https://t.co/tpPr8oBu7T

— T (@ConStrong66) April 16, 2018

So fake news won the Pulitzer this year? Unreal. There are so many solid journalists out there on important beats who do real reporting and don't get the recognize they deserve, yet "Trump-Russia" spoon-fed nonsense wins the Pulitzer. https://t.co/nVeVIYZqgW

— Jordan Schachtel (@JordanSchachtel) April 16, 2018

Good grief. Whatever happened to the Pulitzer Prize? How can you have an award for 'investigative journalism' that actually finds out the square root of sod all? Or is it an award for 'best politically-driven smear campaign'? https://t.co/rNqmGz53y1

— mark conway (@1markconway) April 16, 2018

Being fed leaks by subversive intelligence community officials and laundering them into stories is what qualifies as journalism, apparently. https://t.co/H7OPTLtrYp

— Today in Politics 🇺🇸 (@todayinpoIitics) April 16, 2018