Anti-lockdown has gone mainstream with a feature in New York magazine titled 'Covid Lockdowns Were a Giant Experiment. It Was a Failure'. But there's still some way to go, says Jeffrey Tucker.
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David Remnick’s New Yorker, where Masha Gessen is always welcome, is Exhibit A in the Jewish media’s relentless lying about and demonizing of Russia, Putin, and Russiagate. By Philip Giraldi | Russia Insider | March 15, 2018 The latest salvo in the Russiagate saga is a 15,000 word New Yorker article entitled “Christopher Steele the […]
Christopher Steele’s Other Job: He Ran an Info Op Against the United States By Peter Van Buren | We Meant Well | February 18, 2108 Christopher Steele did far more than simply provide an opposition research dossier to the Democratic National Committee, his Job One. As a skilled intelligence officer, Steele ran a full-spectrum information […]
By Kit | OffGuardian | March 21, 2017 Last week the New Yorker, and yesterday Salon magazine, published editorials arguing against the very existence of an “American Deep State”. The arguments presented are very… interesting. Both are, perhaps, classic cases of protesting too much. Well, I don’t know about you guys, but I’m convinced. This […]
US and ISIS join efforts to kill Yemenis By William Boardman | Reader Supported News | July 10, 2015 Turns out the United States and the Islamic State, ISIS, are de facto allies of Saudi Arabia and its alliance of dictator states, all bent on exterminating Yemeni Houthis and pretty much any other Yemeni in the neighborhood. […]
Which of these is a "tetragrammatonic" mustache?by KenEarlier today I began talking about a fascinating issue for writers raised by The New Yorker's legendary nonfiction scribe John McPhee, in the latest piece in his series of reflections on his chosen profession, "Frame of Reference: To illuminate
Venezuelanalysis | December 20, 2013
This is my worst-five list for articles about Venezuela. I couldn’t help but declare ties for a few of the spots, so the “worst five” list actually has more than five articles. I’ve listed them from most horrible to least.
Sy Hersh is Adamant that Obama is Worse than Bush
After a long absence, to be exact five years, since President Obama took office, Seymour Hersh is back, out, and talking. And by that I mean really talking. He is calling the reports on Bin Laden’s so-called assassination, by that I mean the mainstream media reports, those dictated by Obama’s White House and Pentagon, big lies, pure bullshit, and not a single word of it true.
Not only that, he is also providing us with our long-sought answer to his long-gone absence- since the election of Barack Obama.
One of the 74 New Yorker cartoons that appear in cartoon editor Bob Mankoff's slide-show response to his call for readers to name their all-time favorite cartoon.by KenWe eavesdropped a couple of weeks ago when New Yorker cartoon edi
