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California Arson Revealed As More Left-Wing Destruction, As Media Lie To Conceal Left’s Violence Problem

The real data doesn’t lie: America has a political violence problem, and it’s not coming from the right.

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Perhaps unsurprisingly, the deadly 2025 Palisades Wildfire was not the result of climate change, but a left-wing arsonist, according to prosecutors. Thirty-year-old Jonathan Rinderknecht was reportedly fascinated by Luigi Mangione (the suspect in the murder of the UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson) and was “ranting” to his Uber customers about capitalism and vigilantism before allegedly setting the blaze. That wildfire caused 12 deaths (and potentially hundreds of others), while contributing to an estimated $250 billion in damage from the Los Angeles-area fires.

It’s just the latest in the growing string of left-wing violence that is plaguing the country, violence that will not stop until the left is willing to confront the product of its own making.

But how can leftists confront this problem when the complicit propaganda press repeatedly reassures them — despite the assassination attempts against President Donald Trump, the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the attempted assassinations of Steve Scalise and of ICE agents in Texas, the arson at Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s home, and countless other examples — that the real culprits are Republicans?

As a prime example of this deceptive “reassurance,” The New York Times declared that “Republican commentators have argued, incorrectly, that political violence is largely a left-wing problem” just days after yet another attempted assassination of President Donald Trump. According to Times reporter Linda Qiu, while “far-left violence is rising,” “most political violence in recent decades has come from the far right.”

She goes on to cite a report by “extremism experts” — aka the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) — which claimed in 2022 that “right-wing extremists may be more likely to engage in politically motivated violence.” But as is commonly the case with research touted by legacy media, the study’s own methodology reveals how badly skewed the conclusions are.

The report includes two studies, Profiles of Individual Radicalization in the United States (PIRUS) and Global Terrorism Database (GTD), and uses PIRUS data up to 2018 and GTD data up to 2017. PIRUS codes individuals based on “publicly available court documents, newspaper accounts,........

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