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Maybe it was an "alternate fact"

 

whatever happened to that all-important media watch ?

 

Just did some digging in to the story. Apparently, the did redeploy the Vinson BG to the South China Sea, but most of the media reported that as if it were magically transported from Western Australia to Korea overnight. And now the media's blaming the Navy for telling them the Carl Vinson was off the Korean Peninsula, while the Navy is responding "We never said that."

 

It's a true cluster!@#$ of stupid reporting. As near as I can tell, it's a combination of the media misunderstanding what the Navy said and Tillerson shooting his mouth off.

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SEOUL, South Korea When news broke less than two weeks ago that the Trump administration was sending the aircraft carrier Carl Vinson to the Korean Peninsula, many South Koreans feared a possible war with North Korea. Others cheered for Washington, calling the deployment a powerful symbol of its commitment to deterring the North.

 

On Wednesday, after it was revealed that the carrier strike group was actually thousands of miles away and had been heading in the opposite direction, toward the Indian Ocean, South Koreans felt bewildered, cheated and manipulated by the United States, their countrys most important ally.

 

Trumps lie over the Carl Vinson, read a headline on the website of the newspaper JoongAng Ilbo on Wednesday. Xi Jinping and Putin must have had a good jeer over this one.

 

Like North Korea, which is often accused of displaying fake missiles during military parades, is the United States, too, now employing bluffing as its North Korea policy? the article asked.

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/19/world/asia/aircraft-carrier-south-korea.html?hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=story-heading&module=first-column-region&region=top-news&WT.nav=top-news&_r=0

 

Just unbelievable.

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SEOUL, South Korea When news broke less than two weeks ago that the Trump administration was sending the aircraft carrier Carl Vinson to the Korean Peninsula, many South Koreans feared a possible war with North Korea. Others cheered for Washington, calling the deployment a powerful symbol of its commitment to deterring the North.

 

On Wednesday, after it was revealed that the carrier strike group was actually thousands of miles away and had been heading in the opposite direction, toward the Indian Ocean, South Koreans felt bewildered, cheated and manipulated by the United States, their countrys most important ally.

 

Trumps lie over the Carl Vinson, read a headline on the website of the newspaper JoongAng Ilbo on Wednesday. Xi Jinping and Putin must have had a good jeer over this one.

 

Like North Korea, which is often accused of displaying fake missiles during military parades, is the United States, too, now employing bluffing as its North Korea policy? the article asked.

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/19/world/asia/aircraft-carrier-south-korea.html?hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=story-heading&module=first-column-region&region=top-news&WT.nav=top-news&_r=0

 

Just unbelievable.

 

It's cute, how the Times has a story about Trump lying a week ago when he said we were redeploying the carrier, but doesn't have a story from a week ago about Trump redeploying the carrier. :doh:

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SEOUL, South Korea When news broke less than two weeks ago that the Trump administration was sending the aircraft carrier Carl Vinson to the Korean Peninsula, many South Koreans feared a possible war with North Korea. Others cheered for Washington, calling the deployment a powerful symbol of its commitment to deterring the North.

 

On Wednesday, after it was revealed that the carrier strike group was actually thousands of miles away and had been heading in the opposite direction, toward the Indian Ocean, South Koreans felt bewildered, cheated and manipulated by the United States, their countrys most important ally.

 

Trumps lie over the Carl Vinson, read a headline on the website of the newspaper JoongAng Ilbo on Wednesday. Xi Jinping and Putin must have had a good jeer over this one.

 

Like North Korea, which is often accused of displaying fake missiles during military parades, is the United States, too, now employing bluffing as its North Korea policy? the article asked.

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/19/world/asia/aircraft-carrier-south-korea.html?hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=story-heading&module=first-column-region&region=top-news&WT.nav=top-news&_r=0

 

Just unbelievable.

How do you know it's not already there? It's well known that the Carl Vinson and its entourage are stealth capable.

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I hope the navy gets even more stealthy. Can you imagine pirates attacking a freighter and all of a sudden a warship appears beside them?

That sort of happened already with the navy seals shooting pirates while floating in the water talking to Obama in the WH.

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I hope the navy gets even more stealthy. Can you imagine pirates attacking a freighter and all of a sudden a warship appears beside them?

 

The Carl Vinson's tour has been extended another month, to keep it not in the South China Sea...

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That sort of happened already with the navy seals shooting pirates while floating in the water talking to Obama in the WH.

 

Yea that movie with Tom Hanks.

 

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The only modern military friendly work that I recall Tom Hanks doing was that show where he dressed up like a woman to qualify for public housing denied by greedy capitalists

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