Trump's team burned both the Washington Post and up to five leakers by luring them into running yet another fake news piece, this one about General McMaster being fired as National Security Advisor. This follows a long string similar articles that were run last year. When these "black hat hunting" ops succeed, they don't just flush out a mole, but they also give further evidence that the mainstream media outlets don't engage in one iota of fact checking when they get a waft of potential bad news for Trump.
Also burned are the social media liberals who don't realize the Washington Post is fake news and haven't observed the pattern of them running anti-Trump stories that are quickly contradicted. It's interesting to watch how both the fake news stories and the real news stories can always be construed as "proof" of their beloved Russia conspiracy theories. They follow on the heels of this little doozy from Newsweek's Kurt Eichenwald this week.
Whether Tillerson is hired or fired, the answer is always Russia, Russia, Russia! Here are some of the top comments from the Reddit thread on the fake McMaster firing. Enjoy reading how the latest fake news "proves" the Russia conclusion.
The commenter can't believe it's real. Might want to go with your instincts on that one. Oh, you were saying something about propaganda and anti-intellectualism?
Everyone on Trump's team is a literal Nazi, until they get fired. Then they have "the respect of everybody." I'm sure McMaster will be an arch villain again by morning. And for my favorite one:
The answer to that one seems to be a resounding NO.
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