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TOO GOOD TO NOT SHARE...
Saw this on X/Twitter this morning. Thinking that Mark Carney might be in a self destruct mode, after watching this barrage of memes, I came up with a new term: “Carneyge”. Check it out:
WHEN THINGS DON’T ADD UP...
More than a few times this century, I’ve felt as though I’m in some sort of construct similar to “The Matrix” or “The Wizard Of Oz” and that I’m one of the few that seems to realize it. Do you ever feel it too? Normally, I’m a pretty easy g...
Maria Bartiromo Leaves Fox News!
Editor’s note: Long ago, I had become suspicious of the direction of Fox News. Even before the exodus of Tucker Carlson, I’ve had little doubt as to Fox News’s role in the mainstream media empire. And, what I mean by that is the capture of...
PUSHING A NARRATIVE...
In the video accompanying the following Substack post by Professor Glenn Loury, we hear from Professor John McWhorter, Liz Collin, and JC Chaix discussing the documentary, “The Fall of Minneapolis” which chronicles many of the details leadi...
Why Comfortable People Don’t Revolt: Propaganda, Debt, and Control
Editor’s note: This pithy essay comes to us via the ever vigilant Patricia Reed (PAR). I, myself, have written several articles on “public relations” and the implications to society several times over the years. A good starting point, and o...
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