Help! I think I'm having a stroke!
Lets run through the F.A.S.T. checklist:
Face drooping: No, more of a laughter rictus.
Arm weakness: maybe-I have fallen on the floor and seem to be losing control of some bodily functions.
Speech difficulties: can't talk, actually, can't breathe.*
Time: to call for help
From the Washington Post, November 13:
....There was one thing missing from that discussion: CNN’s long-standing claim that the Steele dossier had been at least partly corroborated. Last year, the Erik Wemple Blog chronicled numerous such comments from CNN hosts and reporters. A typical one came from host Don Lemon in November 2017: “Listen, so we haven’t reported here on CNN the salacious details of that dossier, but much of the dossier has been corroborated.”*****In light of the recent developments, we asked CNN if it still stands by its “corroboration” reporting and, if so, to which specific parts of the dossier does that apply? We received no response. So, we’ll have to repeat the statement that the network provided for our 2020 story: “CNN stands by our reporting. Our approach to the dossier has been consistent since day one. CNN only reported details when they were corroborated, part of a government filing, or publicly discussed by officials or those mentioned.”....
....MUCH MORE
Probably related: "Apparently The Washington Post Is About To Be Sued; Large-by-Large".
Probably related: "Apparently The Washington Post Is About To Be Sued; Large-by-Large".
These cerebrovascular attacks (and accompanying cries for assistance) are usually brought on by something at FT Alphaville:
- FT Alphaville Can No Longer Stay Silent
- Equity Conundrums: Who Buys DryShips? (DRYS)
- "What does Bilderberg have in common with Camp Alphaville?"
*I didn't mean to alarm anyone so, see the Financial Times' "Investec apologises for ‘I can’t breathe’ headline on research note"
Oh great, now I'm having trouble typppppppppppppp
