““Unfortunately, the information coming out is limited and often contradictory.”
Could it be that the word needed there is “dishonest?””
Ya mean after the 5th largest earthquake in recorded history, a tsunami that was over 60 feet high in some places, fires, explosions, death of families and entire families, AND not 1, not 2 not 3, ney not even 4, but more than 6 nuclear reactors in crisis, the information coming coming out of the core of this activity may be piecemeal and contradictory.
WOW imagine that. It was probably the job of the 21,000 and first person to distribute information correctly. If only that one guy hadn’t been killed.
“ney not even 4”
The word you want is “nay.” Ney was one of Napoleon’s field marshals.
“first person to distribute information correctly. If only that one guy hadn’t been killed.”
Sigh. As I have been explaining since the Reagan era, I am not talking about confusion, sensationalism, honest mistake, or even ignorance. I am talking about lying, in the sense of “deliberately uttering or causing to be uttered statements known to be false for the purpose of deceving the listener or reader, or causing visual media to be edited or falsified in such a way as to deceive the viewer.”
Sure there was confusion. But even more significantly there has been and continues to be a staggering volume of lying.
All leftists out of the media, now.