Subj : Re: fbi
To   : Aaron Thomas
From : Jeff Thiele
Date : Mon Sep 05 2022 23:15:07

On 05 Sep 2022, Aaron Thomas said the following...
 AT>  JT> If you've given up on Fox News because of their deceptive conservativ
 AT>  JT> reporting, I could agree with you. But you're accusing them of decept
 AT>  JT> liberal reporting, which isn't true.
 AT>  JT> Please give an example.
 AT> On an almost daily basis, they're posting articles about black-on-white
 AT> homicides on their website. That's cherry-picking police reports.

True, but how is that pro-Biden/anti-Trump?

 AT> They tease us with stuff like "Hunter's laptop," but then nothing
 AT> becomes of it. You don't see that as "leftist propaganda," but it is,
 AT> because they're tricking conservatives into parroting BS, which will
 AT> come back to haunt them.

What is the status of said laptop? Is it in the hands of the FBI? My
understanding is that it has a rather shady chain of custody.

 AT> The owner is a billionaire; billionaires aren't conservatives, and
 AT> they're not to be trusted. Conservatives make up a significant portion
 AT> of the USA, but leftists don't want anyone acknowleging that. They would
 AT> rather cut their losses by investing in a smidge of power over the
 AT> conservative population, and use it carefully and wisely for strategic
 AT> success. Maybe for an election, for example, try to make conservatives
 AT> think that they've got nothing to lose.

There are in fact many conservative billionaires.

 AT> They don't cover the most pressing issues for GOP supporters, which are:
 AT> We need our party to be fine tuned, we need media infrastructure, we
 AT> need way more money, and we need labor unions to ditch the DNC in favor
 AT> of us. If Rupert cared so much about conservatives, he'd get right on
 AT> that stuff. He's not looking for political change though, he's just
 AT> running a business covering a niche market.

Why would a neutral news source cover such things?

Jeff.

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