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6/24/2015 5:08:34 PM
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Wow. Two reputable publications reference the same interview yet you are waiting for proof the interview happened. Maybe you're one of those "the moon landing was fake" and "the U.S. government brought down the WTC" kooks. When deej posts the update and it addresses the discussion referenced in the interview and the pieces I posted earlier maybe you'll believe then, but I doubt it. Probably be a "that's a fake deej account" thread.
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There is proof that the moon landing occurred. There is more than enough evidence that extremists were behind 9/11. I have seen absolutely nothing to suggest that this interview happened. Journalists referencing journalists is not evidence. All they did was pull from the Eurogamer article and bash Bungie. The Forbes article in particular was disgusting. Neither article even [i]tried[/i] to get Bungie's side of the story. That seems suspicious to me. Journalists capitalize on anger and hysteria. They create articles with the sole purpose to light and fan the flames of controversy. They influence the opinions of the majority and then feed them what they want to hear. They ignore any facts that contradict the message they want to present. If DeeJ acknowledges the interview as legit, I will happily eat my words. He's an official source. Until then, I'd rather put faith in Bungie than some scummy journalists.
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So...Luke Smith owned up to the Eurogamer interview in today's Weekly Update. No biggie man - GG.
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Fair enough. Like I said, that's an official source, and it has been confirmed. This doesn't change the fact that journalists [i]will[/i] do anything to get a story, then twist it to match their point of view. I simply don't trust news outlets, especially ones born on the web.
