>>4408964 Q LB
https://twitter.com/MaxBoot/status/1075918154776350720
>Trolls are out in force spreading fake news that in April I wrote an article headlined: “Trump can’t do anything right. We don’t need troops in Syria.” The actual headline: “Trump thinks we can replace U.S. forces in Syria with Arab troops. He’s wrong.” https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/global-opinions/wp/2018/04/19/trump-thinks-we-can-replace-u-s-forces-in-syria-with-arab-troops-hes-wrong/ …
Link posted is to the article archived by archive.org on April 19 2018.
It is unlikely that the Internet Archive has been altered to cover up.
Graphics was posted on https://twitter.com/GeeAitchGH (tweet now deleted, but link https://twitter.com/GeeAitchGH/status/1075880267951177729 can be found from MaxBoot twat).
The Twatter account GeeAitchGH says it is satire.
Therefore graphics is most likely satire.
Disagree.
Evidence is in the URL to the article, which is generated when it is first posted.
https://web.archive.org/web/20180419230605/https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/global-opinions/wp/2018/04/19/trump-thinks-we-can-replace-u-s-forces-in-syria-with-arab-troops-hes-wrong/
This is the original title:
trump-thinks-we-can-replace-u-s-forces-in-syria-with-arab-troops-hes-wrong
Agreed.
Baker notable?
Anons would obviously have found that one of the titles has been altered for added impact, even though the content of the articles contradict each other.
two can play the clickbait headline game!
Completely makes sense that this is what Q is pointing to.