Powerful interests are working overtime to give the impression that controversial views held by a minority of people are majority views that you have to get on board with— or else.
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Defunding the police and increasing crime (PODCAST)
A chilling look at what’s happened to crime rates in cities that challenged or defunded the police.
Media Mistakes, Slipping Standards and the 60 Minutes Problem (PODCAST)
A hard look at slipping journalism standards, the 60 Minutes DeSantis story, and the devastating fallout when it comes to fairness and accuracy.
(FORUM) If majority in every group supports photo voter ID, why are we led to believe the opposite?
As I've written about in my books "The Smear" and "Slanted," the forces who want to control our opinions and access to information use the internet and social media to great advantage. I explained that they want to flood you with the impression that what you may think or feel, if it's not what they […]
(FORUM) Ashli Babbitt: Homicide
The Washington D.C. Medical Examiner today ruled that Ashli Babbitt's death is officially a "homicide"; the only one so far from the U.S. Capitol riots. Three other deaths were deemed to be of natural causes and, in one instance, "accidental." Some media reports had incorrectly linked them to the rioters or even referred to the […]
Life in the Fast Lanes: What's Behind Those Costly Highway Tolls? (PODCAST)
With tolls as high as $50 for a ten mile stretch of road, is it highway robbery or worth the money? Who's lobbying for this business model, and who really benefits?
Are express lanes highway robbery?; Rising gas prices; and Border drugs
More Americans are getting back to work and getting back on the road after the Covid-19 shutdowns. And some may be noticing the expansion of so-called "dynamic pricing express lanes." Outside of Washington D.C., there is a section of dynamic pricing toll lanes that can charge commuters upwards of $50 to travel one time on […]
TechDirt, Timothy Geigner and Mike Masnick's false reporting on government computer intrusion case
The following is a new analysis So many errors; so little time. This time the false reporting comes in an article by Timothy Geigner, who calls himself a "technology consultant" for a blog called "TechDirt," run by Mike Masnick. From start to finish, the article is an embarrassing work of propaganda, replete with obvious errors. […]
