UPDATE #6: EPSTEIN ARREST - One peculiar line has my attention
In the spirit of keeping our "enemies" closer than our allies, here's CNN's fake take on the Epstein arrest. It should come as no surprise that CNN:
- Kept it short so as not to throw all of their buddies under the bus
- Immediately referenced Maurene Comey's assignment to the case as a SDNY prosecutor suggesting it's "all in the family," which speaks to possible cover-up angles
- Focused the majority of their attention on the questionable NPA agreement brokered by Trump's current Labor Secretary Alex Acosta that allowed Epstein to essentially skate in the earlier case
- Here's the peculiar line that has my attention: "The agreement, the Herald said, "essentially shut down an ongoing FBI probe" and further granted immunity to "any potential co-conspirators" in the case."
Takeaway - This line quoted above reads as pretext to establish the core of CNN's future reporting on this topic. As it's written, it reads as if Acosta intentionally shutdown an FBI investigation that would have delivered justice.
It's reasonable to think that they will ignore the Democratic entanglements that are so readily apparent and will make their focus a corrupt Trump official who mishandled the initial matter and allowed Epstein to skate as minor victims suffered sans even a modicum of justice being served. The attempt will be to spin this back to being Trump's fault and it wouldn't surprise me in the least to see CNN make a case to implicate the President criminally in this matter. Regardless, I see Trump vis-a-vis Acosta being their target (per the norm.)
https://www.cnn.com/2019/07/06/us/jeffrey-epstein-arrest-sex-trafficking-indictment/index.html
@NeonRevolt
In the spirit of keeping our "enemies" closer than our allies, here's CNN's fake take on the Epstein arrest. It should come as no surprise that CNN:
- Kept it short so as not to throw all of their buddies under the bus
- Immediately referenced Maurene Comey's assignment to the case as a SDNY prosecutor suggesting it's "all in the family," which speaks to possible cover-up angles
- Focused the majority of their attention on the questionable NPA agreement brokered by Trump's current Labor Secretary Alex Acosta that allowed Epstein to essentially skate in the earlier case
- Here's the peculiar line that has my attention: "The agreement, the Herald said, "essentially shut down an ongoing FBI probe" and further granted immunity to "any potential co-conspirators" in the case."
Takeaway - This line quoted above reads as pretext to establish the core of CNN's future reporting on this topic. As it's written, it reads as if Acosta intentionally shutdown an FBI investigation that would have delivered justice.
It's reasonable to think that they will ignore the Democratic entanglements that are so readily apparent and will make their focus a corrupt Trump official who mishandled the initial matter and allowed Epstein to skate as minor victims suffered sans even a modicum of justice being served. The attempt will be to spin this back to being Trump's fault and it wouldn't surprise me in the least to see CNN make a case to implicate the President criminally in this matter. Regardless, I see Trump vis-a-vis Acosta being their target (per the norm.)
https://www.cnn.com/2019/07/06/us/jeffrey-epstein-arrest-sex-trafficking-indictment/index.html
@NeonRevolt
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