More Twitter files from Matt Taibbi: Journalist Matt Taibbi is back with perhaps the most bizarre installment yet of the Twitter Files. Americans’ freedom of speech is increasingly endangered by a vast, federally funded Disinformation Industrial Complex… In 2016, President … Continue reading →
It’s not quite the same as our left’s war against Trump, but it has harmonic vibrations. The left in Israel has a more powerful court system to do its bidding. In the following excerpt from an article by Caroline Glick, … Continue reading →
…should be interesting, at the very least. The authorities have certainly been secretive about the video evidence for two full years, releasing only what they think will advance the all-important insurrection narrative. Tucker Carlson has said that some of the … Continue reading →
Julie Kelly – who has done the best work on the January 6th defendants and the evidence against them – writes: It’s week five of the Justice Department’s most high-profile—and high-stakes—criminal trial related to the events of January 6, 2021. … Continue reading →
It goes without saying that the government response to COVID restricted human freedom in the name of protection, and that there wasn’t nearly enough pushback although there certainly was some. And I’m not just talking about the US; I’m talking … Continue reading →
And Christopher Wray is among them. He said he’s “deeply concerned” about China’s AI program, which is “not constrained by the rule of law.” That’s the take-away from his appearance for much of the MSM. But he said some other … Continue reading →
Here’s the bill that Sheila Jackson Lee has introduced. Its title is “Leading Against White Supremacy Act of 2023” – and so I would guess it might be unconstitutional because of its race specificity: (a) In General.—A person engages in … Continue reading →
In the comments to Saturday’s post about some AI at Blogger flagging a 17-year-old piece of mine for very very little, and attaching a warning to it, one commenter wrote that Blogger is the least of his concerns and the … Continue reading →
I got a little note from Blogger recently – that is, from the entity that hosts my original blog at Blogspot, which apparently is still accessible. I assume the missive is not from a sentient being, but rather from some … Continue reading →
Discussion and links here. An excerpt: Ironically, the documents tweeted by Taibbi also indicated that the increasingly cozy relationship between agencies in the federal government and Twitter made some on the Twitter side uncomfortable in part because they were starting … Continue reading →
I’ve been hearing that we need a new Church Committee. Let’s take a look at the old one. The Church Committee in Congress was bipartisan. In fact, the committee was set up in the Senate in January of 1975 by … Continue reading →
The GOP is on the warpath, and the victim is the FBI. Why are the Republicans doing this to those agency innocents, fighting for truth, justice, and the American Way? It’s because of Trump, of course: The attacks on [FBI … Continue reading →