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Kingofalldems

(38,469 posts) Fri Jul 8, 2016, 11:41 PM Jul 2016

Last night's shooting---so called experts were clueless and stated things

that proved to be false.
I was watching CNN last night and they brought on 'Joe Hapleblap', some 'expert' on urban assaults or some such thing. He said there were surely at least 4 shooters who used triangulation and guerilla tactics in a well planned assault. I think he was insinuating it was ISIS. Of course we know Trump and his boys were hoping for an ISIS attack as well.

My point is--do not trust the media during such a crisis.

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Last night's shooting---so called experts were clueless and stated things (Original Post) Kingofalldems Jul 2016 OP

Current events have gotten over trumps head. morningfog Jul 2016 #1

I thought the same thing and turned it off last night when they started to get all frothy NightWatcher Jul 2016 #2

It is all about controlling the dialog and getting the chosen message out first. Never mind accuracy Todays_Illusion Jul 2016 #3

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I think they had the same "expert" or one of his clones on MSNBC. Surya Gayatri Jul 2016 #5

morningfog

(18,115 posts)

1. Current events have gotten over trumps head.

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Fri Jul 8, 2016, 11:46 PM

Jul 2016

NightWatcher

(39,343 posts)

2. I thought the same thing and turned it off last night when they started to get all frothy

Reply to Kingofalldems (Original post)

Fri Jul 8, 2016, 11:48 PM

Jul 2016

Woke up this morning to read a more thought out timeline of events minus the Clint Van Zants out there.

Todays_Illusion

(1,209 posts)

3. It is all about controlling the dialog and getting the chosen message out first. Never mind accuracy

Reply to Kingofalldems (Original post)

Sat Jul 9, 2016, 12:22 AM

Jul 2016

Get the talk turned and churned asap.

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Surya Gayatri

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5. I think they had the same "expert" or one of his clones on MSNBC.

Reply to Kingofalldems (Original post)

Sat Jul 9, 2016, 07:32 AM

Jul 2016

The speculative bullshit was flying fast and furiously.

Gotta fill up the airspace, mostly with irresponsible rubbish.

These journalism "standards" are about as ethical as real-estate techniques learned at Trump University.

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