Stand By for Saint Trayvon Hagiographies

What would result from the combined efforts of ultramoonbats Jay Z and Harvey Weinstein? Ultramoonbattery:

Shawn “Jay Z” Carter and the Weinstein Company are partnering on an ambitious series of film and television projects about Trayvon Martin, Variety has learned.

The indie label and the rap icon won a heated bidding war for the rights to two books — “Suspicion Nation: The Inside Story of the Trayvon Martin Injustice and Why We Continue to Repeat It” and “Rest in Power: The Enduring Life of Trayvon Martin.”

Lest you have any questions about the nature of the spin,

“Suspicion Nation” is by Lisa Bloom and recounts her experience covering the trial for NBC. She looks at the mistakes made by prosecutors that caused them to lose what she describes as a “winnable case.” “Rest in Power” is by Martin’s parents, Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin.

When the media was hyping and distorting Trayvon’s timely demise to promote its racial and anti-gun agenda, that same NBC deceptively edited a 911 recording so as to portray the part-black Hispanic who was forced to kill him as being motivated by racism, rather than by a desire for Martin to stop bashing his brains out against the sidewalk.

The plan is to make a six-part docu-series with Jay Z producing as part of a first-look deal he signed with the studio last September. The indie studio will also develop a narrative feature film.

Liberals will gobble them up, then congratulate themselves for pretending that they think they are accurate.

It would be difficult to imagine someone less worthy of admiration than Trayvon Martin, a lowlife punk who was evidently casing homes to rob when he was killed in self-defense while attempting to murder a neighborhood watch captain. That they will present him as a hero tells you all you need to know about leftists like Jay Z and Harvey Weinstein.

On a tip from Apostle53.