Think we have forgotten this thread is a data thread.
what one thinks is of no consequence, moreso, what you think posts are just obstructionary. Democrat. Avoid doing such. That action itself will set you apart from the schills. currently, many streams discuss thoughts, there are streams that focus.
what you think has no purpose here on this thread.
whats the numbers? dont post half observation…whats the numbers?
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Sir;
Anthony Wieners Laptop Revelations.
You can do that.
sure?
three,fifteen, aye…sucks…by then, it will suck.
aye…looked in the mirror…g'nite warrior.
Scripture is God breathed, a Sword dividing to the soul and spirit, separates the joints from the marrow……
post a document when you wanta talk, sometimes the document will make up for your ineptitude talking about it.
captured this, with this data want to coordinate it with an IP address. please advise:
▶Anonymous 02/28/19 (Thu) 17:39:33 9f8617 (6) No.5439422
That's nice work.
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Dang! kek…enough…
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Thank you for calling out US media bias against Donald Trump and his base
Remarks about the president in the US liberal media have been uniformly biased and often offensive
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Donald Trump shocked the US liberal news media with his presidential victory in November 2016, and they have not been able to hide their disappointment since. Photo: EPA-EFEDonald Trump shocked the US liberal news media with his presidential victory in November 2016, and they have not been able to hide their disappointment since. Photo: EPA-EFE
Donald Trump shocked the US liberal news media with his presidential victory in November 2016, and they have not been able to hide their disappointment since. Photo: EPA-EFE
It was good to see Yonden Lhatoo’s piece, “Exposing the deep liberal media bias against Trump” (February 24).
It was a very welcome acknowledgement of the relentless, unreserved attacks and extremely offensive language directed at the president of the United States in mainstream media on TV and in print in the US, and parroted across western Europe.
The South China Morning Post is not immune to reprinting articles from the American press, and Mr Lhatoo himself has been, more often than not, very critical.
The bias began immediately after Donald Trump’s surprise election win in 2016 and likely will continue through his term as president.
The media’s extension of its hate to his supporters is even more disturbing. Over the last two years there hasn’t been a single entertainment event where popular personalities did not take time to deride the president in the most vile terms, as happened last Sunday at the Oscars.
I am yet to read a positive opinion or report about the American president in The New York Times or hear a complimentary comment on any of the major TV networks.
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So it was a very pleasant surprise, and thank you Mr Lhatoo for standing up and addressing the bias.
Marian Schneps, Wan
Kashmir conflict: Captured Indian pilot Abhinandan Varthaman will be freed on Friday as ‘peace gesture’, says Pakistan PM Imran Khan
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Kashmir conflict: Captured Indian pilot Abhinandan Varthaman will be freed on Friday as ‘peace gesture’, says Pakistan PM Imran Khan
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Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday promised to release a captured Indian pilot the next day as a “peace gesture” to defuse an escalating confrontation between the nuclear-armed neighbours.
But he warned Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who earlier accused Islamabad of having “evil designs” to stunt India’s growth, that sending Wing Commander Abhinandan Varthaman home should not be viewed as a sign of weakness.
“We have captured a pilot of India. As a gesture of peace we are going to release him to India tomorrow,” Prime Minister Imran Khan said in an address to both houses of Parliament.
“I did try yesterday to talk to [Indian Prime Minister] Narendra Modi only to de-escalate this situation. But this de-escalation effort should not be considered as weakness,” he said.
“The region will prosper if there is peace and stability. It is good for both sides.”