#FakeNews idiots at it again

BBC misheard Trump's "more will follow" as "war will follow", and reported on it ofcourse (now deleted)

https://www.newshub.co.nz/home/world/2018/09/bbc-accidentally-quotes-donald-trump-saying-war-will-follow.html




This post was edited by HeLiCaL on Sep 26 2018 06:09am

Trump has a bigly speech impediment and it’s sad.

It's really strange how obsessed you cultists are with little journalistic mistakes that are corrected within minutes. You should talk to your therapist about it.

All of the "mistakes" are in one direction against conservatives. Its bullshit even if you want to downplay it for your own purposes

I don't think that's true... people on the left or middle aren't obsessed with little mistakes by the media that get corrected in minutes. We don't pitch a fit every time it happens like you guys do.

Trump speaks in hyperbolic, threatening ways towards our enemies. It's really not outlandish to think he would say "war will follow".

Actually, having listened to the quote, it sort of does sound like he says war. Trump's dentures make him slur a bit with these long, scripted speeches.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2PiuixG0NY
14:00

More to follow and war to follow isn't a little journalistic mistake......?

Maybe these journalists should slow down before they hit send on an article that claims the leader of the free world plans to start a large scale military assault. Also, this is a large publication, not a one off independent source. Hardly a fitting correction for the mistake.

it’s just a “little journalist mistake” for those who are election and math deniers

This post was edited by excellence on Sep 26 2018 07:32am

In the current news cycle with the current president, it is a little mistake. One corrected in minutes. And one that is understandable if you listen to the quote... it sort of does sound like war.

Like Trump supporters, the world doesn't take what he says literally... sometimes they don't even take it seriously.

is this real life? what's the source of the tweet? it reads like a verbal statement, as nothing is capitalized for emphasis.