All bettah.
What's Lud "lying" about then, since it's not in the title?
Is the story itself not true?
And no, pointing out how English works is not "dishonest". If it is, it makes you dishonest too, since you just agreed that I am correct.
Hiya.
Was there another terrorist attack?
Did someone say there was?
Again I ask, since I didn't get an answer -- is the story not true? Yes or no?
One can only infer from reading the title that there was. Hence the lie. The story is true. Do you have a point?
Then that's on you. The title says no such thing. So if there's a "lie", it belongs to you.
Title: "Another terrorist attack".
That's it. No verb.
"Another terrorist attack" could be followed by "thwarted by FBI". It could be followed by "likely". It could be followed by anything.
But it wasn't. You plugged it in from your own imagination.
Whose fault is that? Yours, that's who.
You're right back where you started. When I pointed this out the first time you called it "dishonest" and even "creepy".
But there it is. You own the whole thing. Man up. The only "dishonesty" here is your own.
You want to argue semantics. Too bad. The author does not get off on a technicality. In spirt he was lying....Yes or no?
Once again, the answer is NO. How many times do you have to be told? Do you not understand what a sentence structure is?
Try this: if there's a lie, what is it? State it or paraprhase it.
Can't do it. Doesn't exist. No verb.
While it's not my title I'd bet there's no verb for a reason, and that that reason is to be deliberately vague, so that the curious reader clicks in to check it out. It's what we call a "teaser".
Worked on you, worked on me. So here we are. Big fuckin' deal. Put on your big boy pants if you can find 'em, move on, and make your point that the story is not true, or whatever it is your point is besides whining like a three-year-old.