Today I noticed this headdline at Hot Air: “The media’s lab leak debacle shows why banning ‘misinformation’ is a bad idea.” No, it most assuredly does not show that, although banning misinformation is indeed a bad idea because misinformation is … Continue reading →
Stephen Kruiser claims they are: It wasn’t just the truth about the plague that Zuckerberg and Company had to sweep under the rug. There was also the matter of Biden’s sleazebag cocaine freak son Hunter. When the really bad news … Continue reading →
You may wonder how it is that Biden (or those handling him) thinks he can get away with a lie such as this one: Joe Biden is at it again with yet another lie about the vaccination plan, claiming President … Continue reading →
I guess left-to-right political change – the subject matter of the WalkAway group – is a no-no on Facebook. We can’t be allowed to talk about it; too dangerous; might give people ideas. I would say that the WalkAway deplatforming … Continue reading →
Leftists would like to deprogram the right and get us out of our bubble of misinformation and into the light and the fresh air of leftist truth: No seriously…how *do* you deprogram 75 million people? Where do you start? Fox? … Continue reading →
Commenter “huxley” writes: What conservatives miss in this question of why do Democrats accept lies and ignore the debunkings is that Democrats realize, likely unconsciously, that their place in the circle is being jeopardized. It’s a tiny threat to their … Continue reading →
Recently I was watching a video of WalkAway founder Brandon Straka being interviewed by TimPool and telling the story of why he left the Democratic Party. It’s a good video, with the hallmark political changer experience of an “aha!” moment … Continue reading →
Of all the WalkAway videos I’ve ever seen – and I’ve seen many – I believe that this is the best. Actually, it’s the best video I’ve seen on the process of political change in general. It’s long, and I … Continue reading →
Quite a few people have recommended this piece by a changer named Keri Smith who now supports Trump. It’s worth reading. Here’s an excerpt: I still cried the night Trump won. Because I still believed the things I was told … Continue reading →
I’ve written about Coleman Hughes before. He’s a young man with a good mind, and I often agree with about 97% of what he has to say (he has an antipathy to Trump, however, which I’ve written about here). Hughes … Continue reading →
Professor Mike Adams’ death has been ruled a suicide. No doubt many people will consider this a coverup for a homicide. I am not one of those people, and it would take some new revelation to make me cross over … Continue reading →
[Hat tip: commenter “Barry Meislin.”] This new piece by Alan Dershowitz is interesting to me for many reasons, not the least because he demonstrates his usual sense and yet continues to find it difficult to surrender his allegiance to the … Continue reading →