Odds and Ends: December 2018
A collection of links showcasing my off-site writing from December 2018.
Read MoreA collection of links showcasing my off-site writing from December 2018.
Read MoreAs the New Cold, Old Forever War in the Middle East between the US, Russia and their various client stats inches closer to reality, it’s time to stop and take a look at a longtime NATO power sending off confusing signals to the West; Turkey and its president Recept Tayyip Erdoğan.
Read MoreAfter a holiday break, I’m back with a detailed and heavily-sourced look at what I think is the coming US “forever war” in the Middle East
Read MoreI’m back with a quick but informative look at the FCC’s recent 3-2, heinously anti-democratic decision to repeal Tittle II protection for Net Neutrality and what you can do about it
Read MoreI finally get around to a Deep Dive examination of the history of sexual abuse allegations against Donald Trump; strap in tightly folks, this one gets *extremely* dark & very, very icky.
Read MoreI’m back with a look at the growing power of Amazon founder and Washington Post CEO Jeff Bezos; being the richest man on earth has it’s advantages but is catering to corporate elites killing US Democracy? In a word, yes.
Read MoreNina takes a break from working on essays to take a quick look at a rapidly snowballing scandal the media is not talking about as forcefully as they should be
Read MoreAfter a quasi-relaxing weekend off, I’m back with a look at a topic I sincerely wish we’d never have to talk about again – debunking Russiagate and why Hillary Clinton can’t admit her terrible campaign is the reason she lost the 2016 election.
Read MoreESPN is being asked to fire host Jemele Hill for telling the truth about our white supremacist government.
Read MoreBreaking down and analyzing the news that Jeff Sessions and the Department of Justice will retry activist Desiree Fairooz for laughing.
Read MoreTwenty links and a brief essay that explain why the only responsible option for the United States is to negotiate for peace with North Korea.
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