Isaac
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It is so ridiculous how the mainstream media uses terminology to try to gaslight you. So a report just came out today that there actually WERE, at the Jan 6th ordeal, no fewer than twenty-six undercover people there at the behest of the FBI.
Fox News reports the truth, but CNN goes with this headline:
If you just glanced over CNN headlines, you'd think the whole thing was false, as people like Thales have been saying - turns out, it was true.
What is their justification for lying in their headline? Turns out it's all semantics. Technically, the FBI people who were there aren't called "agents", they're called "confidental informants".
So if you were Snopes, for example, you'd rate the original supposition as "mostly true", or even more than mostly if you could.
Yet CNN says it's all just a conspiracy theory. Fake news - this is why I read CNN and MSNBC, but with a grain of salt.
It's like they're saying "They weren't there that day. Well, 26 of them actually were, but it's a total conspiracy theory".
So basically, Republicans were right ... or 99% right. Yet CNN still says it is a lie. maybe another "big lie" lol - yeah right, these people are terrible excuses for journalists.
Fox News reports the truth, but CNN goes with this headline:
There were no undercover FBI employees at the Capitol that day, refuting suggestions from some GOP lawmakers that the violence was provoked by agents
If you just glanced over CNN headlines, you'd think the whole thing was false, as people like Thales have been saying - turns out, it was true.
What is their justification for lying in their headline? Turns out it's all semantics. Technically, the FBI people who were there aren't called "agents", they're called "confidental informants".
So if you were Snopes, for example, you'd rate the original supposition as "mostly true", or even more than mostly if you could.
Yet CNN says it's all just a conspiracy theory. Fake news - this is why I read CNN and MSNBC, but with a grain of salt.
It's like they're saying "They weren't there that day. Well, 26 of them actually were, but it's a total conspiracy theory".
So basically, Republicans were right ... or 99% right. Yet CNN still says it is a lie. maybe another "big lie" lol - yeah right, these people are terrible excuses for journalists.