Pinch Sulzberger Began His “Hate Campaign” in 1998

The Lie about Matthew Shepard Is Now Part of Our Folklore
            The “Legend of Matthew Shepard” was created by Pinch Sulzberger in 1998, the year after he became Chairman of the entire New York Times conglomerate and took full control.
            (ABC News broke the news in Dec. 2004 that the Matthew Shepard legend was really a bungled robbery and had nothing to do with homosexuality. Its reporters appeared to be taking their story from Atty. Pawlick’s story written at the time of the event, which has been widely read recently because of the new book, “Libel by New York Times.” However, ABC did not have the courage to report that Sulzberger was responsible for the deception.)
            The killing occurred on Oct. 6 but was not immediately reported by the Globe nor the Times. Meanwhile, on Oct. 8, “People for the American Way” (PAW) published a ten-page attack against the major Christian organizations and their “Truth in Love” campaign about many homosexuals who had been successful in changing their lifestyle.   The campaign was characterized as “hate” by PAW. As a result, on Oct. 10, both the Globe and Times suddenly began to report this obscure tragedy from Wyoming.  The papers repeated the spin that the robbery/murder was caused by the ad. It was said to have brought about a climate of hate. This was obviously preposterous but the mainstream media repeats it over and over until this day, led by the Chairman of the Times, Pinch Sulzberger.