Nolan Wells’ buddy, Bart Edmiston Jr., seems to have made a classic rookie move by diving straight into legal threats against an OnlyFans model spilling tea on their little investigation. Bart’s attorney, Russell Latino, is clearly eager to flex some legal muscle, firing off stern letters presumably meant to intimidate. But let’s call it what it is: this reeks of desperation and a blatant attempt at censorship. The real question is why this story hasn’t ignited more media coverage.

Let’s break it down. Mainstream outlets like CNN and NBC love to sensationalize scandals, but here they’re silent, clearly hesitant to dive into an alert about a guy with legal threats aimed at curbing free speech. Yet when it was about someone politically charged or a sensational crime, you can bet your bottom dollar they’d be all over it. Why the double standard? Are we really to believe this isn’t a juicy story? Or is this selective reporting part of a larger narrative they want to protect?

Meanwhile, you can almost hear the crickets from Fox News, usually eager for a scandal that plays into their narrative. So where’s the outrage about a potential victim of cancel culture in this age of consequence? It seems that in a world where clicks dictate coverage, a salacious threat from a wannabe power broker doesn’t quite fit the agenda.

What we’re witnessing is journalists tiptoeing around a story that challenges their own narrative—just another day in the establishment’s media circus. This situation not only exposes failures within journalism but also highlights an alarming trend: a willingness to suppress stories that could disrupt their cozy status quo.