including me

Look at an example above. An article correcting previous articles

and that is why I think that if Im gonna buy into something, the sell has to be convincing, and what's gonna convince me, are the details

give me the details

The MSN articels about Muller that have been comming out lately have been worded cryptically and havve been missing the words 'meddling' and 'collusion.'

and here's a detail that yo could help me with

Why do you want to be convinced?

con·vinced
/kənˈvinst/
adjective
completely certain about something.

concrete certainty

here's a detail that yo could help me with

But the media isn’t even certain

Sure go for it

assange proposes to DJT jr that now president Trump proposes Assange be made the Ambassador to Australia

wtf

I am at a lose for how the medi say there are no leaks in the Mueller Investigation, yet they know enought to interpit the finds of things not yet released.

This is why they are using more cryptic langue, if it sounds confusing and retrospect proves it to be wrong you cant tell if its a lie

cryptic? like 1337sp3ak?

Yes

thats not crypitc dude

That’s my issue

Hence conjecture

I read the plethora of details and I walk away with “wow that was some theatrical bullshit” much of the time

sad

Why is it sad?

It’s a pragmatic look at businesses that don’t put news first

news?

the write sentences like "discrete Russia-related matters core to its investigation"

News, like the opposite of what’s being put out

Tim is a good example of straight forward news

The used to be strait forward and say 'Russian collusion' or' Russia meddling'.

Corporate media should be more like Tim

Ok

Corporate media capitalizes on our ability to react

in what way?

I like Tim, didn't realize he didn't report about the fake Proud Poys news because he couldnt confirm.

So they have us reacting every single day

Tim also has you reacting, doesnt he>

MSN could be more like Tim but he has too mnuch nuance for Soros to want to fund.

I’d say he’s aiding in making us pro active

And speculative

Also woodchuck, they're prosecutors, its a judicial confrontation, in that setting, theft is known as "conversion"