(06-13-2017 02:03 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  

(06-13-2017 08:27 AM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  I enjoy starting my day with coffee and Mach's end of the world thread of the day.

I'm glad someone enjoys them. I get bored silly reading them. The poor man is sick. He needs help.

I hoped he's just doing it for pure entertainment value. The alternative is he suffers from a level of anxiety that high doses of Xanex won't scratch the surface of.

Well this is damning information. Gee golly willickers. So this means s impeachment right.. oh wait you gotta have proof/evidence of a crime being committed.

(06-13-2017 02:23 PM)olliebaba Wrote:  

(06-13-2017 10:18 AM)Machiavelli Wrote:  Bullet. Please show the article from a credible news source showing what you claim. This happens way too often on here. Bloomberg. Credible news source. Way too often the right peddles these half truths. Please show me the article that details what you say.

Thank you

So, you're actually believing that news articles written by individuals are not bias at all? Even at your Bloomberg site?

We all know that every article written in newspapers are slanted. It's always been so why should a reader believe another person? Some are so adept at it that they do it where it's actually believed. Words can be arranged to make it seem that they are being honest. Associated Press stories are like that. They'll give you SOME info but at the end of the article there's always a "but, and, or", or whatever magic word they choose to use to throw off the reader to their thinking.

It's even in the Bible. We're told of the Bereans where they would listen to the evangelist but in the end the Bereans would go to the Bible to confirm or deny what the Evangelist preached.

across the board, you're right ollie.....

"le pen is mightier than ze sword" comes to mind......

fact becomes fiction parallels fiction becoming fact....

it works both ways and why the printing press is the supposed #1 creation by man....

reading between the lines is a gift to too few when maneuvering....