Serving up reason from the North and logic from the South
For today's show, I wanted to catch up on a handful of news items I collected throughout the week. The first item is a threat from Dave Rubin of the Rubin Report, detailing a two-day visit to Twitter. Having been in the IT industry for many years before my career change, I understand the issues… Continue reading Rubin on Twitter, Russia buying US/Taliban weapons, Schiff on TikTok and a clueless judge
Today's show is dedicated to The Twitter Files part 6, which dropped late Friday night and had a supplemental drop on Sunday night. The entire episode is about how the FBI treated Twitter like a wholly owned subsidiary, there to do the Bureau's bidding. In a series of tweets, Matt Taibbi shows the cozy relationship… Continue reading Twitter Files part 6 – FBI treats Twitter like a subsidary
Today we start with the tweet Elon Musk dropped on Sunday where he said his pronouns were "Prosecute" and "Fauci." We dive into that and it reminded me of a story I had been holding for about a week. But, before I tie the Musk tweet with the story I had been saving, we have… Continue reading Emotional attachments to narratives and the CDC’s private Twitter portal
In today's show, I hit four back-to-back topics: the fraud that is the J6 Committee, reporters who hate freedom of speech, the Biden Administration knows a Ukraine audit is coming and they are scrambling to track $20B of it, and Iranians cheer USA's World Cup win. It's a lot to cover, but it all comes… Continue reading The J6 fraud, reporters don’t like free speech, Ukraine audit and Iranians cheer USA
Today's show open with a reminder that at the beginning of the year, I called social media the "digital town square." Similarly, Twitter's new CEO, Elon Musk, feels the exact same way. What makes social media unique is how they chose to collude with government to censor the free speech of Americans. This is a… Continue reading Freedom of speech includes digital town square despite Fauci’s of the world
Today's show opens with my thoughts on how Elon Musk has been managing the workforce at Twitter. I think he has played the game with a masterful stroke. Rather than finding some arbitrary line to decide which employees stay and which are laid off, he put out a challenge. The challenge came after first getting… Continue reading Elon Musk let’s Twitter employees fire themselves plus CBS on Hunter Biden laptop
Today's show opens with a quick comment on the evolving narrative surrounding the Paul Pelosi assault and home invasion story. In the last 24 hours, the San Francisco Fox affiliate has retracted that Pelosi and the suspect were found in their underwear; NBC News retracts there were three people in the house; and, Politico retracts… Continue reading Don’t tell me “they didn’t know” and The Intercept story on Truth Cops
In today's episode, I start off showing how the unhinged members of legacy media are stooping to mischaracterizing freedom of speech for Twitter. They are suggesting a difference of opinion or having a political debate from two different perspective is akin to yelling "fire!" in a crowded theater. The infantile thinking behind this should not… Continue reading Legacy media mischaracterizes freedom and some Twitter suggestions
In today's episode, I get to start with the news of Elon Musk finally taking control of Twitter. Musk, who has said from the very beginning of this story, believes freedom of speech is essential for any civilization to advance. It is the most important element for a democratic society. He is right. That's why… Continue reading Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter shows what the Left has been doing
In today's episode, we cover several subjects since we last met. The first is our continued discussion over Elon Musk trying to buy Twitter. In a move late Friday, the board of Twitter decided to enact the "poison pill" strategy to prevent the hostile takeover. Basically, they want to either flood the market with stock… Continue reading Poison pill, Executive power and Russian collusion not technically possible
In today's episode, we spend time speaking a little more philosophically about what the First Amendment to our Constitution really means. It is amazing to watch so many elites in media and the Democrat party reveal themselves for being anti-First Amendment. After all, how else are we supposed to interpret them in light of Elon… Continue reading Musk reveals elites do not believe in freedom for all
In today's episode, I start with the arrest of Frank James, the black mass-shooter who indiscriminately shot up a Brooklyn subway station. I am still not drawing any conclusions on him or his overall motivations. It's still too early. However, I do have one item worth noting regarding the media's handling of this story, which… Continue reading Legacy media downplays race while Elon Musk infuriates the woke
In today's episode, I open with Elon Musk buying enough shares of Twitter to become the single-largest stake holder. With that move, he is now a member of the Twitter Board of Directors. This is huge news in the world of Big Tech censorship. It's obvious Elon Musk must have started listening to me at… Continue reading Elon Musk wants Twitter free speech and the ongoing energy crisis
When everyone in the room is yelling, no one is heard. The 2016 American presidential election was particularly nasty. It brought out the worst in everyone participating in politics. Politics has always been a bitter business. But something seems excessively bitter as of late. I’m seeing more and more analysis regarding the lack of social… Continue reading Short Form Civilization
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