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....The U.S. media is an outlier
The coverage by U.S. publications with a national audience has been much more negative than coverage by any other source that the researchers analyzed, including scientific journals, major international publications and regional U.S. media. “The most well-read U.S. media are outliers in terms of their negativity,” Molly Cook, a co-author of the study, told me.
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originally posted by: Suranwrap200
Don’t know if it’s been talked about yet but apparently part of Sidney Powell’s defense in the defamation lawsuit brought by Dominion is that, “no realistic person would believe what I was saying” . Very strange to me to hear this considering he excellent record in other cases. Heard about it on a local radio show here in WIsconsin.
Wondering, what everyone’s thoughts are about this just doesn’t make sense to me.
I’ll try to find an article and Link to it when I get to something other than my phones.
originally posted by: crankyoldman
The courts are not salvation, but purgatory and the rules are for Alice to understand.
originally posted by: dashen
originally posted by: crankyoldman
The courts are not salvation, but purgatory and the rules are for Alice to understand.
I have been kinda heavily immersed in patent law recently and application of a very famous case involving a company called Alice Corp.
The case led to an important ruling and created something called the "Alice Test" which is now infamous in patent cases.
The Wonderland articles on the Alice test are worthy of noting.
curiouser and curiouser
originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
originally posted by: igloo
This posted linking evergreen ship to q...
www.independent.co.uk...
More of that here: twitter.com...
Mockingbird getting proficient on flipping the narrative back to the old larpy propaganda distraction while the Meme hits move us to an alternate reality. Meanwhile, as the World is watching, Ever Joke has taken twitter by storm.
Current situation at Suez Canal explained.
Tension rises over new attempt to re-float ship...
I think the Dutch are the legendary salvage masters of the world.
So two years ago, the EVER GIVEN collided with a ferry boat at Hamburg harbor in Germany and severely damaged the small ferry.
twitter.com...
Japanese Defense Ministry sources say North Korea launched a ballistic missile at about 7:06 a.m. on Thursday.
The sources say the object appears to have fallen outside Japan's exclusive economic zone, and there is no immediate threat to Japan.
Speaking to reporters at the White House Wednesday, Press Secretary Jen Psaki was asked when President Joe Biden plans to issue executive orders on limiting the Second Amendment. In response, she said he has been working with advisors and gun control groups in recent weeks on the orders and is urging Congress to pass new gun control legislation.
originally posted by: pteridine
originally posted by: Justoneman
Well Pteri, i think pulling 7 was what happened. They announced on BBC before it was pulled then it was pulled down. Never before or since has a building of that type collapsed during intense fires that that building had very little of that from every video I saw back then. The OS is a lie.
Lets say for the sake of argument that the fire captain didn't mean that he was pulling his men out of an unstable building, hit by debris, on fire and unstable as per a transit sighted on a corner.
If the captain meant 'Pull the building down," how did they do that? Did you see any cables or chains to pull anything down? How many cables or chains and what sizes? Where would they be attached and how? What machinery would they have to "pull" the building down? A fleet of Caterpillar D-9's suddenly delivered to the other side of the building so they could pull out of sight of the cameras and sneak away, unnoticed? Is there a winch in the basement for building pulling in case of fire? Is there a long history of building pulling other than garden sheds?
I have asked these same questions in the past and no one could answer because there aren't any answers. The response I got was "they pulled the building" and "BBC said it before it happened, so that was proof" as though a bunch of pea brained journalists were clued in on the secret plan.
Could the BBC have heard that the building was going to collapse and assumed that it had already done so? We all know that breathless journalists are the most honest people around and would never try to scoop the opposition.