Intelligence Community Soilage Campaign: Clouseau Without the Humor
Nuremburg Defense Edition (Part 6)
Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Nuremburg Defense Edition (Part 6)
Global corporations have a new partner in helping them cover up human rights abuses and outright slavery, the American Left. Many Americans have likely scratched their head at some woke campaign from a company one of the most notable being Nike using Colin Kepernick as a figurehead in the middle of a national debate about …
Republicans cannot succeed merely by pointing out the failures of the Biden administration. They must offer Americans something more.
Hunter Laptop Update Edition (Part 5)
Lying and disinformation doesn’t bolster what might be some legitimate arguments.
I use the term ‘journolism’ to refer to heavily biased reporting. It’s not a misspelling: my of spelling ‘journolist’ or ‘journolism’ comes from JournoList, an email list of 400 influential and politically liberal journalists, the exposure of which called into question their objectivity. Many times biased journalism comes not from stating something false, but the …
Hunter Laptop Update Edition (Part 4)
Hunter Laptop Update Edition (Part 2)
In 1971, President Richard Nixon sought a restraining order to prevent The New York Times and The Washington Post from printing more of the so-called “Pentagon Papers,” technically the Report of the Office of the Secretary of Defense Vietnam Task Force, a classified history and assessment of American policy and operations in the Vietnam war. The Times and the Post fought the injunctions …
More recently, Tucker Carlson has been more vocal about Russian disinformation, and he did so when a new set of topics for discussion in the Kremlin once again prompted Russian reporters to quote the Fox Fox host. In this case, the Kremlin used more disinformation than Tucker Carlson to spread disinformation in Moscow.
What is truth? What are lies? What is objectivity? Can objectivity be achieved in reporting? Who gets to decide what is truth, what are lies, what is objective or subjective? Who should decide these matters? These are all questions most of us ponder and that politicians and reporters have to grapple with …
It’s a sad state of affaires when 50 senior former intelligence community officials get something so utterly wrong…and do so in writing.
“So, let’s get back to the name-calling,” said “journalist” Leslie Stahl in an interview with then-President Donald Trump after dismissing what should have been one of the most consequential October surprises in presidential election history, the Hunter Biden laptop story. The New York Post’s October 2020 bombshell story which exposed a presidential candidate’s planned business …
I have made no secret of what I think happened on Election Day 2020 and the days following; local Democrat election officials in a number of strategic counties in a number of strategic states, having total control of the counting process, and thus the means, motive(!) and opportunity, simply delivered tens of thousands of mass …
In the 1990’s, Steve Harrigan was an American student in Moscow when he asked CNN if they needed a translator. They did, and he was hired. He ended up in Grozny, the capital city of Chechnya, where he witnessed a precursor of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Here’s what happened there: “The 1999–2000 battle of Grozny was the siege …
The Patricians just aren’t like you and me. If you get canned for some reason — I’m retired now, so I’m beyond the ability of anyone to fire — you might, might! be able to get a few hundred bucks a week in unemployment benefits. If you are terminated for cause, such as an inappropriate …
Over the past several years, I’ve noticed that “existential” crises seem to be identified with ever increasing velocity. These crises are proffered by the media, telling me that my lifestyle, my financial security, my family, my own very personal (important-to-me) existence, and even America itself, are all under threat. Is it just my imagination? Are …
It was in no way unexpected that the City of Brotherly Love would see its 100th homicide of the year this week; the only question was on which day that would happen. For a numbers geek like me, it has led to some introspection, but first, the report from The Philadelphia Inquirer: Philadelphia reaches 100 …