TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
TRAVELING THE WORLD, WRITING WHAT THE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW.
Remember 2016? Remember Brexit? And Pokemon Go? And the (s)election circus? And the Russian propaganda hype? How could you forget? These stories, along with the usual mix of staged terror events, staged leaks, and the general setting of the stage for the new(est) world order, will forever be cemented in the minds of an increasingly-traumatized Read More…
Trump just can’t seem to lose today. The President-elect scored two early victories with Ford announcing plans to keep a plant in the United States, a move they described as a “vote of confidence” in Trump, and the announcement that his nemesis at Fox News, Megyn Kelly, plans to move to NBC. Now, before he’s Read More…
Here we go again with more Russia hysteria, courtesy of the Washington Post. Any time a story comes out of Washington Post, readers should realize three things. First, WaPo is a regular attendee at the secretive elite Bilderberg annual conference, has been for decades. Two, so is WaPo’s relatively new owner, Amazon mogul Jeff Bezos. Read More…
It was the end of the big year with three zeroes. The first X-Men movie had broken box office records. You couldn’t set foot in a supermarket without listening to Brittney Spears caterwauling, “Oops, I Did It Again.” And Republicans and Democrats had total control of both chambers of legislatures in the same amount of Read More…
As the US mainstream media obsessed last week about Russia’s supposed “hacking” of the US elections and President Obama’s final round of Russia sanctions in response, something very important was taking place under the media radar. As a result of a meeting between foreign ministers of Russia, Iran, and Turkey last month, a ceasefire in Read More…
Snopes, one of the new arbiters of Fake News for Facebook, has been utterly remiss in its fact-checking duties by failing to report the false allegation the Russians hacked into Vermont’s power grid — perhaps because the original claim appeared in the Washington Post. But for whatever reason, Snopes — whose CEO David Mikkelson stands accused by ex-wife Read More…