Big Smile, No Teeth: Breaking or broken news?


'Twitter used to be where I got my news. There was a golden age of Twitter as a news platform. I know that sounds absurd now, but it was real,' writes out columnist. — Photo: Chris DELMAS / AFP

I opened X – formerly Twitter, currently a crime scene – looking for news about Iran. Within 30 seconds I learned three things. One: Iran has enough missiles to last years. Two: Iran has no missiles left; the United States has completely wiped out its strike capabilities. Three: The United States has secretly run out of weapons.

Three “facts”. Completely contradictory. All posted with absolute authority.

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