Reuters sensationalizes headline "They will be sorry"

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@ggreenwald

Reuters is the absolute worst at tearing comments out of context for sensationalizing headlines. The (cont) http://tl.gd/n_1rm09tf

http://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1rm09tf

Reuters is the absolute worst at tearing comments out of context for sensationalizing headlines. The paraphrase:

Q: Will the UK's detention of your partner deter your future reporting?

A: Absolutely not. If anything, it will do the opposite. It will embolden me: I have many more documents to report on, including ones about the UK, where I'll now focus more. I will be more aggressive, not less, in reporting.

Q: What effect do you think they'll be of the UK's detention of your partner?

A: When they do things like this, they show the world their real character. It'll backfire. I think they'll come to regret it.

REUTERS: HE VOWS TO PUBLISH DOCUMENTS ABOUT UK AFTER DETENTION, SAYS THEY WILL BE SORRY!!!



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So THAT'S where that came from ...

[leftstreet]

1. +1

Thanks for finding that

DURec

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2. Quote, Quotes EVERYWHERE!

LOL, more of Green's words-


"I will be far more aggressive in my reporting from now. I am going to publish many more documents. I am going to publish things on England too. I have many documents on England's spy system. I think they will be sorry for what they did," Greenwald, speaking in Portuguese, told reporters at Rio's airport where he met Miranda upon his return to Brazil."They wanted to intimidate our journalism, to show that they have power and will not remain passive but will attack us more intensely if we continue publishing their secrets," he said.



This whole escapade is going to make one good movie someday. Is the lead actor going to be Snowy or Green?

[leftstreet]

3. LOL I think we need to see more than one translation

'speaking in Portuguese'

how convenient...