Trickster

[matrixmann]

Western journalism offers a strange habit: All the time spitting hot air, they state a lot of things like they're already proven truth, but don't bring up any solid evidence to the scene. Lies become the truth. Mistakes become the truth. And never there would be an apology or a correction of the facts, if they were reported falsely.

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They also do this

[disgruntledgrrl.livejournal.com]

http://www.cnn.com/2014/04/27/us/nba-team-owner-alleged-racist-remarks/index.html?hpt=hp_t1

All this article covers is this:
Los Angeles Clippers players apparently found a way to show they're upset by racist comments attributed to team owner Donald Sterling.
As they warmed up Sunday for an NBA playoff game, the Clippers players removed their warmup shirts bearing team logos to reveal red T-shirts worn inside out, with the logos hidden. They finished warming up, removed the red shirts and played the game wearing their regular uniforms.
That's it!

It is 10 PAGES OF REHASHED CRAP FROM OTHER ARTICLES.

Nearly every article is half of another article, sometimes barely related. I don't have news anymore - we have InfoTainment.

[matrixmann]

Thought to drop a note on infotainment, but then thought like "Is this really something new?" - since infotainment's been a pest for decades already.