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This is a good example of journalists forcing stories into the narrative most likely to get eyeballs rather than the narrative that fits the most. You make thi
by DanielBMarkham 11y ago
This is a good example of journalists forcing stories into the narrative most likely to get eyeballs rather than the narrative that fits the most.
You make this a political incompetence story, you lose probably 25% of the readership, including the writing and ediforial staff at the times. But hey, powerful politicians of all stripes love a good cyberwar story.
Meanwhile the PRC will funnel money into both parties during the upcoming election so that they keep influence no matter the results.
No conspiracy required, just a few big players acting in their own local best interests.
- guscost 11y agoDo me a favor, any time you are inclined to read "conspiracy" in what I'm saying look up how Julian Assange famously used the word here: http://cryptome.org/0002/ja-conspiracies.pdf http://cryptome.org/0002/ja-conspiracies.pdf I think you'll find we have a similar understanding.