>>8785552 (pb)
Anon, posted this last week regarding Trump Tweet, and the miss use of caps..
This was pointing us to this:
DC= Data Center
FD= Full Disclosure
DCW= Digital Chart of the World..
This is essentially GIS/GPS..with this information it is possible to pin point exact locations.
Moar Information here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Chart_of_the_World
https://mapcruzin.com/free-geodata-shapefiles/vmap0-geospatial-intelligence-shapefiles.htm
http://www.diva-gis.org/gData
'Propaganda session': CNN mocks 'angry' Trump press conference with critical chyrons
CNN wasn't thrilled by President Trump's latest press briefing, and the network let their chyrons show it. Throughout the Monday press conference, CNN ran banners on the lower third of the screen mocking the president after he shared a video highlighting praise of his response to the coronavirus pandemic. The network broke into the coverage for a brief segment in which CNN's chief national correspondent John King called Trump's video "propaganda."
"That was propaganda aired, at taxpayer expense, in the White House briefing room," King said. "It was selective, cherry-picking information." When the network returned to the briefing, producers included chyrons that read:
"Trump uses task force briefing to try and rewrite history on coronavirus response"
"Trump melts down in angry response to reports he ignored virus warnings"
"Trump refuses to acknowledge any mistakes"
"Trump attacks media after series of reports he ignored warnings as virus spread"
"Angry Trump uses propaganda video produced by government employees at taxpayer's expense"
"Angry Trump turns briefing into propaganda session"
Many found CNN's banners to be inappropriate, and several took to Twitter to condemn the response from the network.
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'Propaganda session': CNN mocks 'angry' Trump press conference with critical chyrons
by Madison Dibble
| April 13, 2020 07:11 PM
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CNN wasn't thrilled by President Trump's latest press briefing, and the network let their chyrons show it.
Throughout the Monday press conference, CNN ran banners on the lower third of the screen mocking the president after he shared a video highlighting praise of his response to the coronavirus pandemic. The network broke into the coverage for a brief segment in which CNN's chief national correspondent John King called Trump's video "propaganda."
"That was propaganda aired, at taxpayer expense, in the White House briefing room," King said. "It was selective, cherry-picking information."
When the network returned to the briefing, producers included chyrons that read:
"Trump uses task force briefing to try and rewrite history on coronavirus response"
"Trump melts down in angry response to reports he ignored virus warnings"
"Trump refuses to acknowledge any mistakes"
"Trump attacks media after series of reports he ignored warnings as virus spread"
"Angry Trump uses propaganda video produced by government employees at taxpayer's expense"
"Angry Trump turns briefing into propaganda session"
Many found CNN's banners to be inappropriate, and several took to Twitter to condemn the response from the network. Others, including Joe Biden's senior adviser Symone Sanders, appreciated the banners and praised CNN for criticizing the president. She wrote, "Chyron on point today CNN." Trump was not aware of the banners during his press conference, but he did jab the network during the briefing, saying, "We have many other networks, if you call CNN a network — and I don’t."
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>safe from death?
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>no one is, my friend
Why so pessimistic? We will all die one day…which is the cycle of life.
I never mentioned death you however did…which is why the comment..seems like you spend a lot of time thinking about it. Guess I believe in optimism and a better tomorrow for all the pain it will cost today..
I remember this anon, Thanks for the reminder. Love back at ya. WWG1WGA