Proof on how the MEDIA is biased and knowingly puts out false/fake stories for their agenda

NFLTrends · Dec 10, 2017

Only have to think about, and answer, these 2 questions.

1. How many of the false/fake stories the major outlets have put out that have been POSITIVE about Trump?

2. How many of the false/fake stories the major outlets have put out that have been NEGATIVE about Trump?

You would figure that the law of averages, IF they were "accidentally" done, that there would at least be 1 fake/false story that was "Accidentally" put out that was positive about Trump... So far the negative "accidents" are batting 1.000

GasMan · Dec 10, 2017

They don't try to find positive stories about Trump

NFLTrends · Dec 10, 2017

Gas Man said:
They don't try to find positive stories about Trump

Or make them up lol

carlspackler · Dec 10, 2017

Don't agree with Greenwald politically but this article is spot on.

"But what one should expect with journalistic “mistakes” is that they sometimes go in one direction, and other times go in the other direction. That’s exactly what has not happened here. Virtually every false story published goes only in one direction: to be as inflammatory and damaging as possible on the Trump/Russia story and about Russia particularly. At some point, once “mistakes” all start going in the same direction, toward advancing the same agenda, they cease looking like mistakes.
No matter your views on those political controversies, no matter how much you hate Trump or regard Russia as a grave villain and threat to our cherished democracy and freedoms, it has to be acknowledged that when the U.S. media is spewing constant false news about all of this, that, too, is a grave threat to our democracy and cherished freedom."

https://theintercept.com/2017/12/09...-refuses-all-transparency-over-what-happened/

Willie99 · Dec 10, 2017

carl spackler said:
Don't agree with Greenwald politically but this article is spot on.

"But what one should expect with journalistic “mistakes” is that they sometimes go in one direction, and other times go in the other direction. That’s exactly what has not happened here. Virtually every false story published goes only in one direction: to be as inflammatory and damaging as possible on the Trump/Russia story and about Russia particularly. At some point, once “mistakes” all start going in the same direction, toward advancing the same agenda, they cease looking like mistakes.
No matter your views on those political controversies, no matter how much you hate Trump or regard Russia as a grave villain and threat to our cherished democracy and freedoms, it has to be acknowledged that when the U.S. media is spewing constant false news about all of this, that, too, is a grave threat to our democracy and cherished freedom."

https://theintercept.com/2017/12/09...-refuses-all-transparency-over-what-happened/