We brought you the story of how the left flipped out at what they perceived as the Nazi symbolism of the stage at CPAC. You know they’re far gone when they’re seeing imaginary Nazis in a stage at the Hyatt.

That was bad enough. It got so crazy, it pulled in TMZ and Alyssa Milano to help push the mania. It even earned a Snopes fact check which concluded it was “unproven.”

But liberals’ fervent imaginations weren’t done yet with their fever dreams of Nazis and white supremacists.

BBC senior North American reporter Anthony Zurcher thought he saw something too that he just had to report and tweet about.

He saw a flag outside the CPAC event in Orlando which he thought looked like the “Stainless Banner,” the second official flag of the Confederacy. So he posted these tweets about it which he later deleted but, of course, the Internet is forever.

Just gonna skip right over the wild Confederate flag theory that was at the heart of your deleted tweets, right? No need to fess up if you pretend it didn’t happen. pic.twitter.com/wjF0FFNR1g

— Damin Toell (@damintoell) February 27, 2021

Now, as you can see, the flag he sees outside of CPAC looks nothing at all like the Stainless Banner, and anyone with eyes could see that. But this guy is supposed to be a senior reporter, observing things for a living.

The flag of course wasn’t a Confederate flag, it was most likely the Christian Flag.

lmao “you know who else had a white flag with something in the upper left corner …”

— tsar becket adams (@BecketAdams) February 27, 2021

He then deleted his original tweets and acknowledged that it might be the Christian flag.

Deleting an earlier tweet about what looked like a Trump flag at a rally outside CPAC, but may have been the Christian flag that had gotten partially wrapped around its poll. pic.twitter.com/jdZU1TJkpz

— Anthony Zurcher (@awzurcher) February 27, 2021

But apparently can’t spell “pole.” This is their “senior” guy.

But he didn’t leave it there. Now that his first theory was proved wrong, he tried another one, suggesting that perhaps the flag had been amended, changing the cross to a “T” again to reflect Trump, again with no evidence that even suggested that was true.

Your “Trump flag” theory didn’t even come until about 45 minutes after your Confederate flag accusation that was the very point of your original tweets. You only added this after everyone identified the flag for you, but now you’re glossing over your own original point entirely. pic.twitter.com/z3No0350dw

— Damin Toell (@damintoell) February 27, 2021

We can’t even make the excuse that oh “BBC” perhaps he’s a confused Brit, because he was born in California and raised in Texas. Went to school in Washington, D.C. (that probably explains a lot).

“A Texan who explains US politics to Brits” And doesn’t know what a confederate flag looks like. Ok. Good luck Brits.

— Jon Nicosia (@NewsPolitics) February 27, 2021

But logic and sanity aren’t what’s fueling these crazy sightings; derangement syndrome and agenda is.

HT: Twitchy