He’s a strange one, no doubt. But with all the CNN propaganda with backing of neoncons, my ears and eyes do not accept everything brought to them. In other words, CNN as an organ of neocons may be taking a strange duck and presenting it as a dragon.
I don’t like to question the reports of NK detonating an H2 Bomb, but how can any of us in this day of 24/7 CNN BS be certain such a detonation took place?
I admit I haven’t looked into it but from where did the report arise and where was it put into the news stream?
Should anyone be asking such questions? Is it unpatriotic to doubt news reports?
I admit I haven’t followed it closely the past week but I have not seen our President tweet anything specifically referring to NK’s H2 Bomb detonation. So unless someone can cobble together trustworthy reports about it, I think it’s fair game to question it.
“I don’t like to question the reports of NK detonating an H2 Bomb, but how can any of us in this day of 24/7 CNN BS be certain such a detonation took place?”
My first notice of the H2 bomb was not from any U.S. media sources but from sources in Asia - South Korea, Japan and China. They do not work for CNN nor were they merely relaying reports from CNN or any other western media. The facts are, sometimes just because CNN reports something does not always make it NOT true.
Here on FR, there are contemporary posts showing widely spaced seismograph data at the time of the test, whose vibrational signature is consistent with that of a surface / slightly underground nuke, not of a conventional explosion.
Secondly, the Donald responded, not just swamp-dwellers.