Well, its a funny business, constantly watching MSM getting exposed with their pants down around their ankles. in the article
Disinformation Tactics: The Methods
Used To Keep You In The Dark,
ABC News
is duped into reporting an Osama bin Laden recording addressing President Obama, once again stating "anonymous sources" and "experts", and
ultimately reporting that the news being reported, even though unsubstantiated by identifiable evidence backed by tangible names, was a solid fact -
and worthy enough to report to the public.
Later, the White House announces that it could not substantiate whether the video was authentic or not, while
Reuters follows suit and reports the same.
I know that many folks post breaking news links with links to questionable sources and produce their articles as factual. I've even been duped on
serious news items that perported to come from a legitimate source that known reputable sources refuted... lol, one was an April fools joke published
online that represented itself as breaking news, revealing printed currency that will soon be issued to America through it's new charter under the
North American Union, then links to a website that gives you an "April fools" message...
I guess the moral of this story is, know that your source is legitimate first before posting, aswell as when you read items supposedly supported by
credible sources, or even unidentified sources - take the information with a grain of salt and deny it as fact until you personally have done the
online research into the matter.
I feel so .... used!