https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-45417037
North Korea holds parade without ballistic missiles, reports say
https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/jeffrey-lord/2018/09/08/will-new-york-times-investigate-new-york-times
Whether The Times opinion editors thought this through or not, they have now put their paper and reporting colleagues squarely on the horns of a considerable journalistic dilemma. The Times opinion side of the paper has every right to both run the article and keep the author’s name a secret.
But The Times reporters in turn have a serious obligation to investigate their own paper and get the news of who wrote this piece to a waiting public that has every right in the world to know who, exactly, is inside the government trying to deliberately thwart the duly elected president.
Question: Did potus set up the NYTimes
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-09-09/coup-okay-bannon-weighs-anonymous-anti-trump-op-ed
“What you saw the other day was as serious as it can get. This is a direct attack on the institutions,” Bannon said while flying to Italy. “This is a coup, okay”
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