Quem disse que se pode "brincar" com um "information warrior"...?!

Quem o possa ter dito, seja lá quem for, não sabia o que dizia e nem imaginava no que se metia... 

Há disto alguns exemplos (pós-2010) em Portugal. Agora, é a vez de Trump ser "surpreendido" e ter de provar da coisa. 

A "information warfare" (neste caso, pelos conteúdos e não pelos continentes) é muito democrática e muito implacável. E possui uma "gramática" muito específica que poucos dominam.

Donald Trump, o "homem mais poderoso do mundo", vai descobrir que não pode enfrentar o "information warrior" Steve Bannon... sem pagar um preço tão excessivamente elevado que acaba por ser o equivalente a uma derrota. 

Mesmo que venha a ganhar num tribunal, como os seus advogados (cegos, regra geral, ao que significa uma "guerra de informação"...) lhe possam prometer. 

Se Trump perguntar a, por exemplo, Karl Rove quem é que pode enfrentar alguém como Steve Bannon, Rove responder-lhe-à, certamente, que isso só está ao alcance de um outro "information warrior". Que seja ainda melhor do que Bannon... 

É a vida neste novo mundo muito conectado e hiper-competitivo. That's life, Mr. Trump...

A ABERTURA DA "GUERRA" VISTA PELO "BUSINESS INSIDER"

People in Washington, DC, lined up at midnight to buy an explosive Trump book — and it sold out at one store in 20 minutes 

The newly released tell-all book on the inner workings of President Donald Trump's administration was released at midnight on Friday — attracting crowds at one book store in Washington, DC, that had reportedly sold all of its copies in under 20 minutes.

Written by the columnist Michael Wolff, "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," was released four days ahead of schedule, and one day after Trump's attorney sent a threatening case-and-desist letter to Henry Holt and Company, the book's publisher.

"We will be selling it at MIDNIGHT TONIGHT," the Washington store Kramerbooks tweetedThursday night. Pictures on social media showed a sizable crowd at the store. A Washington-based BuzzFeed reporter cited a store clerk who said the book had sold out in minutes.

"We see 'Fire and Fury' as an extraordinary contribution to our national discourse, and are proceeding with the publication of the book," the publisher said in a statement on Thursday.

The book has received critical attention after a series of excerpts were released this week, including  disparaging quotes from the former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon and other eyebrow-raising details of the Trump administration.

White House officials disputed the book's claims and attempted to discredit the author.

"Participating in a book that can only be described as trashy tabloid fiction exposes their sad desperate attempts at relevancy," the White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, said in a press conference Wednesday.

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