We all (should) know NPR is among the purest forms of propaganda.

And that shooting at Youtube HQ was sketchy as hell, definitely seemed like a staged event.

So, what are the odds that Mr. Vorhies was the focal point on relaying the story to NPR?

YouTube Software Engineer Describes Seeing Altercation In Building Courtyard

He was also referenced by NYT, again, marxist propagandists.

YouTube Shooting: Woman Wounds 3 Before Killing Herself, Police Say

He comes right out and says in this video that all of the documents he "leaked" were already publicly available.

Red Pill News - Whistleblower Zach Vorhies Revealed Part 1

Not saying he's a bad guy, but it definitely raises red flags when he is the media point of contact for a possibly agenda driven shooting event, and then is the whistleblower that stands for the people against the corrupt behemoth monopoly is all.

And then there's this shit:

James O’Keefe’s Google ‘Whistleblower’ Loves QAnon, Accused ‘Zionists’ of Running the Government

What O’Keefe’s video leaves out, though, is that his much-hyped insider is not as credible as he claims. On social media, Vorhies is an avid promoter of anti-Semitic accusations that banks, the media, and the United States government are controlled by “Zionists.” He’s also pushed conspiracy theories like QAnon, Pizzagate, and the discredited claim that vaccines cause autism.

On his Twitter account, @Perpetualmaniac, Vorhies repeatedly attacks Jewish people and accuses them of a wide range of crimes. (Both O’Keefe and his group, Project Veritas, promoted Vorhies’s Twitter account in tweets on Monday.)

He even alleges that “Zionists” killed conservative publisher and O’Keefe mentor Andrew Breitbart, who died of heart failure in 2012.

“It’s very simple, either you go along with the zionists or you end up like Andrew Breitbart,” Vorhies wrote in January.

In a May tweet, Vorhies accused Israel of plotting the 9/11 attacks, and encouraged Twitter users to look up 9/11-related conspiracy theory content, providing no evidence of his claims.

It's almost like they're trying too hard to hit every point to ensure "conspiracy theorists" that he's one of the gang.