O/T:- Trump Presidency 2.0 [hic sunt dracones]

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Or, like Swale, you can throw logic out the window and believe whatever narratives your masters tell you in full confidence that you could never be fooled. As Samuel Clemens famously said, it is easier to fool people than convince them they have been fooled!

Or, like Andy, you can throw logic out of the window and believe whatever narratives your masters tell you in full confidence that you could never be fooled. Andy chooses to believe the Kremlin's version of reality. I prefer others. Don't forget that your Clemens quote regarding fooling people also works both ways Andy.

I don't believe everything any particular medium or source tells me, that would make me a fool. I do, however, carefully select which media are deemed most trustworthy by the most informed people on such matters. Interestingly, the BBC tends to feature at, or near, the top of those lists and research results, particularly on a global basis.

It's a very sensible idea to question sources' validity and verity. It isn't a good idea to automatically believe or disbelieve them. That applies to the BBC, The Grauniad, The Telegraph and, obviously, to The Kremlin and it's networks.