President Donald Trump

President Trump discusses the reality versus fantasy based on the media’s latest hysterical spinup.

The Atlantic sent some ripples of scandal through the Democrat and some Republicans’ world on Thursday night when they published a story alleging that four unnamed sources said that President Trump referred to the fallen US soldiers at a World War I cemetery as “Losers and Suckers.” This piece still ranks Number One on the magazine’s own most popular pieces.

The Video attached is provided originally by the Schiller Institute, but with comment and information added. We see this video as important to view in light of the the elements of a coup d’etat suspected to be underway against the President of the United States, a coup that has many elements already in place to create massive trouble.

Fox News announced a really interesting, needed, and of course, potentially controversial decision taken on the part of the Trump White House:

The Trump administration is halting “critical race theory” training in federal agencies, with White House officials calling it “anti-American propaganda.”

Sometimes it does not take long to debunk fake news. This was such a case, but the fact remains: the White House had to move to counter this story.

Rush Limbaugh is pretty much the King of accurate analysis of liberal political figures. Like many others, he followed the new debacle around Nancy Pelosi – let’s call this one “HairGate”, shall we? As many readers already know, Nancy Pelosi went to an eSalon facility in San Francisco to get her hair washed and get it blow-dried. The salon was closed under COVID-19 regulations set in place by Nancy Pelosi’s nephew, California Governor Gavin Newsom (former mayor of San Francisco).

The Next News Network, an alternative source for some very interesting angles on news stories featured this video about the welcome President Trump actually received in Kenosha, Wisconsin on Monday, September 1st.

The Western Journal is emerging more and more as a serious and thoughtful repository of real information. As such, one of their contributors, Joe Saunders, published a piece verifying that President Trump’s hits on the media have been dead on. You know all those accusations of “fake news!” and so on. They are correct. Most everything that gets reported IS fake news.

On Tuesday I gave an English lesson, really in the form of practice and conversation, with a student who has become a friend as well. This student is older than I and the work the student does is quite prominent – as an example, our lesson was periodically interrupted by messages from or regarding high ranking government officials.

Part One of this series outlined the basic premise of Russiagate being a completely fake story for several reasons: It is deliberately vague, all-encompassing with regards to explaining “unexpected” results of the 2016 election as well as other successes accomplished by President Trump.