Today is the big day, UFO enthusiasts. Today you get your day in court. …or, rather, your day in front of Congress. Yes, later today US Congress will gather to hear testimony on whether or not US government agencies have been keeping UFO sightings – or even wreckage – secret from the American people. Among …
The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss a recent leaked audio of a New York Times employee town hall where NYT Editor-in-Chief Dean Baquet told his staff to ditch the Russian collusion hoax that they were pushing for nearly three years and start focusing on President Trump’s “racism.”
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By Eve Mykytyn | April 16, 2019 One might think that with all that Assange has to contend with, Jews pro or con, might not be a top priority for him. In fact, one might think that the controversy around Assange has to do with government secrecy and the rights of the press. But not […]
By Sarah Kuta | Daily Camera | October 26, 2016 A University of Colorado professor who’s been criticized for his writings about climate change has been caught up in WikiLeaks’ dump of emails involving John Podesta, campaign chairman for Hillary Clinton. Roger Pielke Jr., who has been a faculty member on the Boulder campus since […]
Photo by Jamelle Bouie | CC BY 2.0 By CJ Hopkins | CounterPunch | October 27, 2016 According to the mainstream media, in a recent speech in West Palm Beach, Donald Trump finally completely lost it. Sawing the air with his tiny hands in a unmistakeably Hitlerian manner, he spat out a series of undeniably […]
Mises Institute of Canada founder, Redmond Weissenberger, was my guest on the October 13, 2013 episode of Exposing Faux Capitalism with Jason Erb. Redmond is also co-founder and organizer of the annual Liberty Now and Toronto Austrian Scholars conferences, which are now in their second year. Hour 1: Article on Coast to Coast AM banned […]
Note: Due to some career changes and other things, I’ve been unable to keep up with Slate podcasts as much as in the past (mainly because my commute has largely disappeared). But I’ve tried to note a few of late. Latest notable terms from recent episodes of the Slate Culture Gabfest and Slate Political Gabfest […]
Note: I was in Turkey for a conference, so missed some. I’m just catching up. Latest notable terms from this and last week’s Slate Culture Gabfest (feel free to email me suggestions or leave them in the comments to the main page, which keeps a running collection of the terms from this series of posts). […]
