Fishy. As. Fuck.
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Taking credit for getting a prisoner released sudan despite it happening in 2014, two years before he became president
The way Trump is behaving dementia is a side issue.
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That is quite well done..havenât seen or want to the one that caused the uproar.
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Another scandal that would have rocked any previous administration, but will cause barely a ripple for this one:
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I think Iâve seen that one before.
Doubling down?
Look up Peter Roberts post just above. 
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It had actually been reported last week by WSJ , but the Guardian piece has managed to put more meat on the bone. A bit of a scoop for them really , and not the first time theyâve managed to steal a march on the US media. Theyâve got some really well connected people over there.
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How interested are the US media, currently, in reporting anything that would cast shade on the glorious progress being made?
p.s. does the Guardian have any US partner news outlets?
Nah , just its Guardian US online operation.
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Since the BBC was taken over by tories, The Guardian is one of the few sources of information that can be more or less trusted.
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Wtf?
I find myself not liking any US athlete at the moment. Because of what they represent.
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It really isnât.
No news source is perfect, but which one is better than the Guardian in your opinion?
The graun?
It is. It is run by a charitable trust that exists to ensure the independence of its journalism.
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Yup, as far as Iâm aware, itâs one among very few independent information sources remaining in England.
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Reuters is fairly neutral but Al Jazeera is probably the most balanced of the lot.
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Al Jazeera? Are you kidding?
If youâd said the FT youâd have been more convincing, but they havenât been sucking Russia off so I guess that takes them off your listâŚ
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