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Someone yesterday posted something about a Hunter HD and kiddy porn etc……

 

I just want that person to know that those types of accusations are really weird for anyone that’s outside of that right-wing Twitter news bubble. Pedo stuff isn’t “American” politics and anyone that’s ever followed politics or worked in politics knows that and it’s a huge red flag to be echoing that kind of stuff. Smears like that only happen in Russian, Ukrainian elections, etc. 

 

Just throwing that out there.
 

 

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On 4/30/2021 at 12:06 PM, BillStime said:
 

 

17 hours ago, The Governor said:

 

 

 

Hahahahahahahahaha.

 

WaPo runs ‘major retraction’ for story on FBI, OAN and Rudy Giuliani (NY Times stealth edited theirs)

 

Another day brings with it more retractions and corrections from a media outlet.

 

First up is the Washington Post, and it’s in regards to a story that reported the FBI issued warnings to OAN and Rudy Giuliani that they were being targeted by a Russia disinformation campaign ahead of the November election.

 

 

 

But, as we’re quite used to, the original story containing the “fake news” got amplified immediately

 

 

 

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2 minutes ago, B-Man said:

 

 

 

Hahahahahahahahaha.

 

WaPo runs ‘major retraction’ for story on FBI, OAN and Rudy Giuliani (NY Times stealth edited theirs)

 

Another day brings with it more retractions and corrections from a media outlet.

 

First up is the Washington Post, and it’s in regards to a story that reported the FBI issued warnings to OAN and Rudy Giuliani that they were being targeted by a Russia disinformation campaign ahead of the November election.

 

 

 

But, as we’re quite used to, the original story containing the “fake news” got amplified immediately

 

 

 

Wow, did you actually just type one of your own words? Congrats!!!!! 

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On 4/28/2021 at 1:40 PM, Over 29 years of fanhood said:

Your clue:

A job that’s even worse than being a cop

 

What is Attorney for sleazy Don? 

 

 

 

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12 hours ago, B-Man said:

 

 

 

Hahahahahahahahaha.

 

WaPo runs ‘major retraction’ for story on FBI, OAN and Rudy Giuliani (NY Times stealth edited theirs)

 

Another day brings with it more retractions and corrections from a media outlet.

 

First up is the Washington Post, and it’s in regards to a story that reported the FBI issued warnings to OAN and Rudy Giuliani that they were being targeted by a Russia disinformation campaign ahead of the November election.

 

 

 

But, as we’re quite used to, the original story containing the “fake news” got amplified immediately

 

 

 

Won't see a retraction that the feds wanted nothing to do with hunter biden evidence,

probably the single true fact of this whole story.

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Fake News: New York Times, WaPo, NBC forced to retract false claims about Giuliani

New York Post, by Kathianne Boniello

 

The New York Times, Washington Post and NBC News all issued retractions Saturday for their coverage of Rudy Giuliani following a raid of his Manhattan apartment by the FBI. The Times appended their correction to a story about the role Giuliani may have played in the 2019 recall of ambassador Marie L. Yovanovitch and whether he received a warning from the FBI about Russian disinformation. “An earlier version of this article misstated whether Rudolph W. Giuliani received a formal warning from the F.B.I. about Russian disinformation. Mr. Giuliani did not receive such a so-called defensive briefing,” The Times wrote Saturday

 

https://nypost.com/2021/05/01/new-york-times-wapo-nbc-forced-to-retract-false-claims-about-giuliani/

 

 

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2 hours ago, Unforgiven said:

Won't see a retraction that the feds wanted nothing to do with hunter biden evidence,

probably the single true fact of this whole story.

You should be realizing at this point that there is no Hunter Biden evidence or HD, etc.

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4 minutes ago, The Governor said:

You should be realizing at this point that there is no Hunter Biden evidence or HD, etc.

 

Q showed the evidence to Unforgiven, though.

 

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Does the FBI have to take back their raid because the FAKENEWSMEDIA misreported something?

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19 minutes ago, Melon said:

 

Q showed the evidence to Unforgiven, though.

 

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Does the FBI have to take back their raid because the FAKENEWSMEDIA misreported something?

If you can’t figure out that the Hunter Biden stuff was just a smear prior to the election, then you’ve got some serious problems.

 

There is no “competing” investigations here. Rudy is screwed over his finances and that’s been known for quite awhile now.

 

5 years later and these rubes are still creating fake competing investigations to distract people.

23 minutes ago, Melon said:

 

Q showed the evidence to Unforgiven, though.

 

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Does the FBI have to take back their raid because the FAKENEWSMEDIA misreported something?

Yes. B-man would like you to think that a retraction on a tiny part of the story means the ENTIRE thing is fake. LMAO.

 

Such juvenile tactics. Trumpism is over people. Wake up!

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It was another example of an important news outlet having to retract a major news story, as Bonchie reported yesterday, when The Washington Post had to retract its prior claim that both Rudy Giuliani and the news network One America News had been informed by the FBI that they had part of a Russian disinformation campaign. “This version has been corrected to remove assertions that OAN and Giuliani received the warnings,” the outlet says in part of its retraction.

 

This was clearly a coordinated hit being made by The Post, evidenced by the timing; the initial report was made midweek to land in busy news cycles, while the wan correction is made in the weekend lull of low news consumption. Now there have been follow-up retractions seen, one coming from the New York Times, and a second being made by NBC News. These are deeply revealing because both outlets are not dismissing their culpability by saying their position was based on the Post report. 

 

Both The Times and NBC have to walk back their claims of independently corroborating the report with their own sourcing and investigation. This exposes the game being played with more frequency in the press, as major outlets gather up in tandem being a breaking story and provide what are claimed to be independently verified versions of the same account, when the probability is they are operating off of the same source(s). This is not corroboration, it is coordination, which leads instead to a collective version of Wiley E. Coyote bombs exploding in their faces.

 

The Times had to admit, “An earlier version of this article misstated whether Rudolph W. Giuliani received a formal warning from the F.B.I. about Russian disinformation. Mr. Giuliani did not receive such a so-called defensive briefing.” 

 

As for NBC, they too had to tuck a tail under their hindquarters, saying their report, “was based on a source familiar with the matter, but a second source now says the briefing was only prepared for Giuliani and not delivered to him, in part over concerns it might complicate the criminal investigation of Giuliani.”

 

To get a sense of just how significant this fraudulent effort becomes, we rely on none other than Brian Stelter. CNN’s media analyst is always reticent to be overly critical of major news outlets engaging in false information. If it is not Fox News delivering fake news then he is more apt to either play defense, or not acknowledge the issue at all. For him to note this media malpractice means it is too big of a problem for even him to ignore.

 

This has become the methodology seen from the news leaders over the past year, where multiple outlets claim to have separately verified a story. Recall when The Atlantic came out during the campaign with the story of the President allegedly calling dead soldiers ‘’losers’’ during a European trip. A number of sources backed up this bogus story with shameful results. In January The Post again looked ridiculous when it was exposed to have lied about Trump’s phone call to Georgia election officials. CNN also had to backtrack from the story, as they claimed to have also corroborated the falsified claims.

 

This is not a case of a lone outlet making a “mistake”, and rectifying an error later, with follow up stories from others correcting the record. Each case of these outlets altering their story is a major retraction, as they all claimed to have done the work and nailed down the facts on the story — and all are now exposed for having engaged in a coordination to push out a false story, bolstering the “facts” by lending their names behind the story. 

 

This is not a major news retraction — it is numerous major retractions. It is also exposing the desire to push false narratives through a gameplan from which they all work. We are looking at a classic case of the press manufacturing a news story across numerous outlets.

 

 

https://redstate.com/bradslager/2021/05/02/the-giuliani-walkback-gets-worse-and-exposes-collusion-in-mainstream-press-n372938

 

 

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3 hours ago, B-Man said:

 

 

It was another example of an important news outlet having to retract a major news story, as Bonchie reported yesterday, when The Washington Post had to retract its prior claim that both Rudy Giuliani and the news network One America News had been informed by the FBI that they had part of a Russian disinformation campaign. “This version has been corrected to remove assertions that OAN and Giuliani received the warnings,” the outlet says in part of its retraction.

 

This was clearly a coordinated hit being made by The Post, evidenced by the timing; the initial report was made midweek to land in busy news cycles, while the wan correction is made in the weekend lull of low news consumption. Now there have been follow-up retractions seen, one coming from the New York Times, and a second being made by NBC News. These are deeply revealing because both outlets are not dismissing their culpability by saying their position was based on the Post report. 

 

Both The Times and NBC have to walk back their claims of independently corroborating the report with their own sourcing and investigation. This exposes the game being played with more frequency in the press, as major outlets gather up in tandem being a breaking story and provide what are claimed to be independently verified versions of the same account, when the probability is they are operating off of the same source(s). This is not corroboration, it is coordination, which leads instead to a collective version of Wiley E. Coyote bombs exploding in their faces.

 

The Times had to admit, “An earlier version of this article misstated whether Rudolph W. Giuliani received a formal warning from the F.B.I. about Russian disinformation. Mr. Giuliani did not receive such a so-called defensive briefing.” 

 

As for NBC, they too had to tuck a tail under their hindquarters, saying their report, “was based on a source familiar with the matter, but a second source now says the briefing was only prepared for Giuliani and not delivered to him, in part over concerns it might complicate the criminal investigation of Giuliani.”

 

To get a sense of just how significant this fraudulent effort becomes, we rely on none other than Brian Stelter. CNN’s media analyst is always reticent to be overly critical of major news outlets engaging in false information. If it is not Fox News delivering fake news then he is more apt to either play defense, or not acknowledge the issue at all. For him to note this media malpractice means it is too big of a problem for even him to ignore.

 

This has become the methodology seen from the news leaders over the past year, where multiple outlets claim to have separately verified a story. Recall when The Atlantic came out during the campaign with the story of the President allegedly calling dead soldiers ‘’losers’’ during a European trip. A number of sources backed up this bogus story with shameful results. In January The Post again looked ridiculous when it was exposed to have lied about Trump’s phone call to Georgia election officials. CNN also had to backtrack from the story, as they claimed to have also corroborated the falsified claims.

 

This is not a case of a lone outlet making a “mistake”, and rectifying an error later, with follow up stories from others correcting the record. Each case of these outlets altering their story is a major retraction, as they all claimed to have done the work and nailed down the facts on the story — and all are now exposed for having engaged in a coordination to push out a false story, bolstering the “facts” by lending their names behind the story. 

 

This is not a major news retraction — it is numerous major retractions. It is also exposing the desire to push false narratives through a gameplan from which they all work. We are looking at a classic case of the press manufacturing a news story across numerous outlets.

 

 

https://redstate.com/bradslager/2021/05/02/the-giuliani-walkback-gets-worse-and-exposes-collusion-in-mainstream-press-n372938

 

 

The fundamental issue is what was their source(s) of the false story that Giuliani was the target of "Russian misinformation"?  It seems ironic the story itself was misinformation.  And more critical I expect they all knew the story was false before they reported it.  Which has other important implications.  Of course they will all say as news outlets they need to protect their confidential sources but do those protections extend to liars and people that plant false stories for political gain and to cause harm to others?  Perhaps something for the courts to look into if lawsuits against news outlets follow?

 

As for the source my guesses:

A misinformation source inside the US intelligence community.

A misinformation source inside DOJ or the FBI.

A misinformation source inside the Dept of State.

A misinformation source from a House committee like the Intelligence committee.    

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https://www.theepochtimes.com/mkt_morningbrief/fbi-spied-on-giuliani-trump-icloud-communications-during-impeachment-push-giuliani_3799121.html

 

 

CORRUPTION: FBI Spied on Giuliani, Trump ICloud Communications During Impeachment Push: Giuliani.

 

 

Related: When Biden says “America is back” and praises “our democracy,” it’s clear he means a return to the pre-Trump status quo, including the meddlesome and ungoverned Deep State. 

 

“Getting Giuliani’s documents and computers will allow various people with their toes in Ukraine—including the Biden family—to figure out what Trump and Giuliani know. It will also allow Biden’s protectors to seal up incriminating documents as confidential because of the ongoing investigation, and to figure out who else may have dirt on the Bidens.”

 

 

https://amgreatness.com/2021/05/01/the-deep-state-is-back/

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5 hours ago, The Governor said:

He didn’t just post something from epoch times did he? OMG. He did!

 

They spied on us! LMAO. Where have I heard this before?

 

Nope.

 

I told you children last week,

 

Your "attack the link site" dodge that you try when you have nothing else doesn't work here anymore.

 

:lol:

 

 

 

 

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4 minutes ago, B-Man said:

 

Nope.

 

I told you children last week,

 

Your "attack the link site" dodge that you try when you have nothing else doesn't work here anymore.

 

:lol:

 

 

 

 

Epoch Times was the first fake news site to be banned from Fbook. That was before Trump got into office.

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