Let's Talk About Media
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Someone on the inside that actually knows. Not the the moronic lefties on this board will acknowledge it but we are in an informstion war against totalitarian homepfuls.
Trump is not a good person in many ways but he is all that stands between us and this type of government control.
Someone on the inside that actually knows. Not the the moronic lefties on this board will acknowledge it but we are in an informstion war against totalitarian homepfuls.
Trump is not a good person in many ways but he is all that stands between us and this type of government control.
Runnin
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Will they wear red hats on top of their sheets?
(CNN)An editorial written in support of the Ku Klux Klan. That's something you might expect to see in 1919.
Believe it or not, you can see it in 2019, too. The editor and publisher of a small-town newspaper in Alabama wrote one just last week.
The editorial, with the shock headline "The Klan Needs to Ride Again," appeared in the February 14 edition of the Democrat-Reporter, based in Linden, Alabama.
(CNN)An editorial written in support of the Ku Klux Klan. That's something you might expect to see in 1919.
Believe it or not, you can see it in 2019, too. The editor and publisher of a small-town newspaper in Alabama wrote one just last week.
The editorial, with the shock headline "The Klan Needs to Ride Again," appeared in the February 14 edition of the Democrat-Reporter, based in Linden, Alabama.
Fox News was on at my gym today and so I ended up watching it from 11-12:30. During that span they spent roughly 3 minutes discussing the plot by the USCG terrorist and roughly 40 on Smollett. In fact, they gave more air time to a story about an ivory thief from China being arrested in Africa than a literal terrorist plot.
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
Judge Amy Berman Jackson has called Roger Stone back to court today, I'm guessing to scold him some. There are at least 4 lies in his post, plus the rifle scope bullseye.
Stone says he relies on volunteers for certain things, he's not technologically proficient. Jackson asks if he knows how to search google for images and if his volunteers know how to do that. Stone says yes. Jackson asks, how hard is it to find a photo without crosshairs?
Stone says he understood it to be the logo of an organization, and an occult/Celtic symbol. Jackson asks him what exactly he did wrong then.
Stone says he doesn't remember the name of the volunteer who gave him the photo.
has he perjured himself in this exchange??
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nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
Judge Jackson: "What concerns me is the fact that he chose to use his public platform and chose to express himself in a manner that can incite others that feel less constrained."
"There is nothing ambiguous about crosshairs."
"The apology rings quite hollow."
"If the conduct of the past weekend is what Mr. Stone would call judicious, it would be foolhardy for the court to take no action and learn what injudicious looks like."
"There is nothing ambiguous about crosshairs."
"The apology rings quite hollow."
"If the conduct of the past weekend is what Mr. Stone would call judicious, it would be foolhardy for the court to take no action and learn what injudicious looks like."
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cajunrevenge
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Dude most definitely should go to prison for a while but its up against the possibility that the President is a Russian asset. I am personally fascinated at Chicago PDs recognition that filing a false police report is a felony. When cops do it they get a 1 day suspension and its considered confidential information that defendants have no right to ever know about.
For what it’s worth, I’d argue that “domestic terrorist plot” should knock “celebrity files false police report” out of the news almost entirely.