Whiny NBC upset with Trump video
Whiny NBC is very upset with Trump video; The people who gave us the Insurrection and Russiagate laughably cry “fake News!”
Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Whiny NBC is very upset with Trump video; The people who gave us the Insurrection and Russiagate laughably cry “fake News!”
I refuse to be pessimistic about next year’s election. The Democrats are fighting with each other, their policies have failed, they can’t debate, and their propaganda is unraveling.
Who can the public believe in a nation where opinion and the “narrative” masquerade as unbiased and accurate news—an unpardonable journalistic violation that we see more and more often today on network and cable news reports?
In “The Gulag Archipelago,” the iconic literary work by Russian writer and dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn, the author masterfully uncovers the devastating influence of falsehoods within the context of the Soviet labor camp system, famously known as the “Gulag.”
The next time an average Joe sees a Hamas flag streaming from the back of a car with a “COEXIST” bumper sticker, will he realize that the bumper sticker was a lie all along?
Blind Hog, meet Acorn. Once in every third leap year, something happens that is so egregious, even the leftist media is forced to report the truth.
America; War Is Upon You. Sadly, it appears to be those you trust to safeguard your freedoms, are the ones waging it.
The Lamestream media echo chamber (LMEC-L) social media (SM) big tech tyrants (BT) and government (G) at Work
A dash of deception here, a dollop of fiction there, and bam! We’ve got ourselves a lip-smacking concoction that leaves us craving for more.
Has Joe Biden’s embrace of radicalism actually “red pilled” Americans?
With Liars on Both Sides of the Aisle and Champions in the LSMBTG, We Should Celebrate and Embarrass the Worst
I get a fair amount of emails along the lines of: We’ve had our last fair election, it’s hopeless, America is lost. These disturb me disturb me greatly because they represent a faction of conservatism that’s ready to surrender.
Twitter is Lying; I know many people think that with Elon Musk owning twitter, then perhaps the rational people had won a round in the fight for the soul of our country. Apparently not: Reading my tweet, in which pointed out (to the Kansas City Star newspaper) the well-known fact of the high level of mental …
Ben Franklin famously said, “You’ve got a republic, if you can keep it.” That warning is particularly haunting now, because we seem on the verge of losing it – not from foreign invasion – not from revolution – but because we stopped caring about it.
Same paper, same dates, different markets. Is this real or fake? Media sometimes caters to what their audience predominantly wants to hear. Financial Samurai “A nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people.” John F. Kennedy Freedom …
The Biden 2024 candidate has a disadvantage that the Biden 2020 candidate didn’t have – a record of executive leadership.
Last week, in case you missed it, was “Ethics in Journalism Week,” sponsored by the Society of Professional Journalists. As a journalist and a member of the SPJ myself, I naturally visited the SPJ’s website to see how it was commemorating this occasion. As expected, the site was bursting with platitudes about journalism and journalists. …
We should all beware of the Young Global Leaders of the World Economic Forum. They are but ravenous wolves in sheep’s clothing.
Domestic Policy Council Director and former National Security Advisor Susan Rice made an astonishing claim during remarks before Al Sharpton’s racial justice advocacy group National Action Network last Wednesday. She said that between 2000 and 2020, racism against blacks cost the US $16 trillion in lost GDP. That’s quite a statement. She told the audience: …
Americans need to see what our adversaries read, watch and absorb so we can best understand how to best engage them. A factory worker in Moscow is reading this morning’s Pravda. A Harvard professor is reading the same newspaper. The difference? The man in Moscow knows he’s getting lied to. A cartoon published circa 1990, …