The egregious vandalism and misuse of my biography page by Wikipedia agenda editors continues. I understand that cases like this matter little except to those who are libeled. However, I would argue that they are important to the extent they represent what’s going on across the increasingly-troubled Wikipedia platform. Wikipedia has been “weaponized.” Anonymous political […]
Fake News
READ: The indictment of Julian Assange
Here’s the link to the Department of Justice document detailing the indictment of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange dated March 6, 2018. The indictment doesn’t associate Assange with Russian documents or spying. The charges are related to former intelligence analyst Bradley Manning and his theft of top secret government documents. Julian Assange Indictment
Lara Logan: Who’s Pulling Strings in the Media
Opinion: Political bias is destroying faith in journalism
The following is an excerpt from investigative journalist Lara Logan’s op-ed in the New York Post Journalists are not activists. We may share the passion for a particular cause, but our job is to follow the facts wherever they may lead. We can’t ignore something that reflects badly on a noble cause, as an activist […]
“Gab”– is the Twitter alternative dangerous? Or just being smeared?
In an exclusive interview, Gab founder Andrew Torba answers allegations that his site is a place where killers and white supremacists congregate. Watch the Full Measure interview below:
Sum of All Knowledge
What hidden forces control the information we see online– and how? You may think you know, but you likely can’t imagine how pervasive it is. Watch our investigative report from Full Measure at the links below. (Two parts.) #Wikipedia #Snopes #FakeNews #Astroturf #Propaganda #Gab #AndrewTorba http://fullmeasure.news/news/cover-story/sum-of-all-knowledge-part-1 http://fullmeasure.news/news/cover-story/sum-of-knowledge-part-2
The Smear and Shades of Grey
From the fall of Hollywood’s Harvey Weinstein to the political demise of New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, there’s no shortage of sexual abuse allegations against famous men. The MeToo movement has liberated women to talk about long-tolerated misconduct. But it’s also led to whispers about the grey area between improper harassment and criminal assault. […]
The govt. computer intrusions: other reporters weigh in
The following is the 22nd in a series of excerpts from my New York Times bestseller “Stonewalled,” which recounts the government intrusions of my computers. More excerpts to follow. Links to previous excerpts are below. Now, I remind you that those are wholly fanciful scenarios. The stuff of imagination. The government would never misuse its authority or information, right? Still, the […]
