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FeaturedAnalysis: QAnon is a Smear Campaign
QAnon is primarily a continuation of a long-running smear campaign that has usually been directed at the West.
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FeaturedQ’s Clues
17 Clues About the Identity of Q
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FeaturedFabricated Evidence Molded to Fit an Agenda
For nearly as long as QAnon has been around, there have been efforts by various actors to sell smoke about Q to researchers.
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FeaturedStone, Manafort, Trump, and a Long Caviar Story
Roger Stone’s conviction did not just serve as a conclusion to his case. That conviction revealed that the evidence the Special Counsel’s office collected was so compelling… Read more
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What’s Eating Tulsi Gabbard?
The 2019 version of Tulsi Gabbard is remarkably different from who she was only 5 years ago.
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The Playbook for the 2020 Election Interference Operation: Part I
As I have discussed in my series Division, Inc, disrupting the 2020 election and propagating division is the intent of various actors both online and offline.
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Michael Tracey, the “Progressive”
He was more than happy to allege an unfounded conspiracy perpetrated by seemingly most Americans for wanting to help Ukraine.
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The Corrupt Schemes of Donald Trump: Part II
In light of Trump’s recent call with Ukrainian President Zelensky, now would be a good time to take a fresh look at the presser where Trump made a similar call via public airwaves, asking for Russia to help his campaign.
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The Corrupt Schemes of Donald Trump: Part I
On September 24th, 2019, a memo was released by the White House, purporting to contain the details of a phone call between Donald Trump and Ukrainian President… Read more
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FeaturedOpinion: The Major Holes in the NCAA’s Nickel and Dime Defense of Their Amateur Rules
The NCAA’s rules have resulted in the exploitation of college athletes around the country. Now that there is finally legislation which would be major progress on this issue, the NCAA has written a letter to Governor Newsom to dissuade him from signing the legislation.
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Snowden’s Hong Kong Documents Raise More Questions About Greenwald And Snowden
Greenwald got the documents from Snowden, who obtained them from his lawyers in Hong Kong. -Charlie Savage
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Opinion: The Cancel Culture Debates
Does cancel culture exist? If it does, what should be done about cancel culture? These are some of the questions that have permeated social media and the… Read more
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Trolling LGBTQ+ Discussions
There is virtually nothing innocuous about trolling. This is especially true when the trolls aim to disrupt, create strawmen, or otherwise foster division. While the forthcoming material… Read more
