'Disnformation is real
Disinformation is necessary
Distractions are necessary
Can we IDENTIFY these in REAL TIME.
US Woman Killed by Stray Bullet on Wedding Anniversary Trip to Mexico
The couple planned to try as many Michelin star restaurants as they could. On Saturday, when they stepped out of a restaurant in Lomas de Chapultepec, Mirutenko was struck in the head.
https://www.theepochtimes.com/us-woman-killed-by-stray-bullet-on-wedding-anniversary-trip-to-mexico_2588889.html
Ambassador Tina Kaidanow, Acting Assistant Secretary of State for Political-Military Affairs, Travels to Saudi Arabia, the United Kingdom, and Belgium
In Saudi Arabia, Ambassador Kaidanow will meet with senior officials for discussions on defense trade issues.
In the United Kingdom, Ambassador Kaidanow will join a delegation of senior U.S. government officials at the Farnborough Air Show, where she will hold consultations on defense trade issues and discuss ways to bolster U.S. defense trade with representatives of some of the 350 U.S. companies and trade organizations exhibiting the latest aerospace technologies.
In Belgium, Ambassador Kaidanow will meet with senior officials to discuss a wide range of security and defense trade issues…
https://www.state.gov/r/pa/prs/ps/2018/07/283984.htm
DISINFORAMTION
The headine is ALARMING yet the body of the article is MEH…is this an example of DISINFORMATION?
We know POTUS and Xi are friends…
Keep seeing this over and over…what is the end game with this, Anons?
U.S.-China trade war in flames
Posted July. 11, 2018
Chinese Vice President Wang Qishan who is thought of as a person to solve conflicts between the United States and China has not responded to the U.S.-China trade war, garnering much attention of the public as a result.
But he is nowhere to be seen in the imminent trade war, as reported by Voice of America. Reuters reported that Beijing appeared to be reluctant for Wang to get involved in the article “China’s ‘firefighter’ vice president avoids flames of U.S. trade war.”
“The United States and China will come to the negotiation table one day, but the trade war is likely to be prolonged,” said a diplomacy expert. “Beijing would face a dilemma if the trade war slows down China’s economic growth and people’s lives are affected by it.”