Sharyl Attkisson | 25 May 2022 The following is a news analysis Near the end of the documentary 2000 Mules, the filmmakers and their advocates anticipate the partisan criticism the film would draw. “They have two ways they’ll try to invalidate it,” predicts conservative leader Charlie Kirk. “One is minimizing. And then slander.” Then, speaking to…
Radical | 17 May 2022 swings, roundabouts and Black Suns “I won’t have to. He’ll come to me. I’m more important to him now than you’ll ever be.” American History X (1998) 1) Payton Gendron 18 year old Payton Gendron stands accused of committing the worst racial mass-shooting in American history. Gendron shot thirteen people, eleven of whom…
Common Sense | 12 May 2022 The data about police shootings just didn’t add up, but no one at Thomson Reuters wanted to hear it. If you are a devoted reader of Common Sense, by now you have surely noticed a trend: workplaces—in some cases, storied institutions—that turn hostile to independent thinking seemingly overnight. That’s…
American Greatness | 8 Apr 2022 What if we applied the principles of election integrity we expect from other countries to the United States? The U.S. government spends about $2.4 billion per year supporting democracy around the world. Through this support we aim to encourage adoption and compliance with internationally accepted principles and obligations for…
Jamie White | 28 Mar 2022 “I take special pride in swinging the election away from Trump. You’re welcome,” boasts ex-CIA National Clandestine Service officer John Sipher. A former CIA officer took to Twitter to boast about how he helped “swing” the 2020 presidential election “away from Trump” by trying to discredit the Hunter Biden…
WSJ | 17 Feb 2022 ‘Benevolent posse’ or partisans for Hillary Clinton? John Durham has the answer. The usual suspects are already circling the wagons around the techie “experts” who spied on Donald Trump. If their defense feels tired, it’s because we’ve been through it before. It’s Christopher Steele all over again. Special counsel John Durham…
Techno Fog | 15 Feb 2022 The DNC’s direct line to the CIA On Friday, Special Counsel John Durham filed a motion relating to a defense firm’s potential conflict of interest in the Michael Sussmann case. The conflict itself is certainly intriguing, with Sussmann’s lawyers at Latham & Watkins LLP (Latham) having represented potential witnesses…
Alex Berenson | 17 Dec 2021 Several of you have written me about it, since it was written by David Leonhardt, whom as I mention in PANDEMIA I know. I emailed David about it this morning. — DL: That piece was… well, problematic. As I’m guessing you know, the Trump county data [NOTE: these are…
Washington Examiner | 15 Dec 2021 Major hospital systems across the country are quietly scrapping their vaccine mandates amid worker shortages and growing confusion as to whether such requirements on the national level are even legal. Two separate federal courts found in late November that President Joe Biden’s attempt to impose a nationwide vaccine requirement for healthcare…
Sharyl Attkisson | 7 Dec 2021 More than half of voters say they worry about side effects from Covid-19 vaccines. More than half also say they don’t think the federal government should have the power to force vaccination. That’s according to a recent survey by Rasmussen Reports. According to the results, 54% of likely U.S.…