From: Razer <g...@riseup.net> On 02/20/2017 12:45 PM, [somebody] wrote: >Trump did not say that there was a terrorist incident in Sweden. The press made that up. >No they didn't. They reported he implied... Bloggers claimed he was discussing >a terorist incident: That's misleading. Trump referred to SOMETHING. The biased lying MSM chose a specific classification, "terrorism", as if Trump had specifically said it.Trump was speaking extemporaneously, which of course he has a lot of experience doing. But nevertheless, he was vague about what had happened. But the MSM decided to focus on the "terrorism" angle, precisely because they knew it was false: They knew there had been no obvious 'terrorism' incident, which made it useful to misrepresent Trump's intent. >The Guardian for example: "Donald Trump appears to invent..." Blaming how the media gets it wrong won't help you, Razer. >The New York Times: " President Trump escalated his attack on Sweden's >migration policies on Monday, doubling down on his suggestion — based on a Fox >News report — that refugees in the Scandinavian country were behind a surge in >crime and terrorism." At least that references sounds relatively accurate: There IS a "surge in crime" for which Muslim immigrants are obviously responsible. Which WAS the subject he was discussing when he brought up that (also non-existent) "Crime Wave" by immigrants to Sweden Definitely not "non-existent". https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/2709224/two-afghan-migrants-revealed-as-those-arrested-over-horrific-three-hour-rape-streamed-on-facebook-live-in-sweden/ × This cite is, of course, merely a single incident. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4243442/Sweden-suffering-migrant-crime-wave-says-cop.html
× But you need to define what YOU refer to when you mean "crime wave". Jim Bell
