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When Did Journalists Become Novelists

Sixty years ago, when there were only three network stations on your black-and-white TV, the 6 PM and 11 PM news was must-see TV programing. This era was before satellite radio, UHF channels, and 24/7 cable news. ABC, NBC, and CBS owned the airwaves, and the news anchor was one of the most credible individuals … Read more

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Bloggers Used To Be Less Than Whale Snot on the Journalistic Totem Pole

The “Press” has “fluid” definitions for Free Speech depending on who legitimately gored their ox or whose ox they are trying to gore. And too often, their (retributional) ideological persuasions override their common sense (provided they have some of the latter left): And THIS would be MAGNIFICENT if the MSM would just go away from … Read more

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Bananas: Journalism Lay-off-Pandemic Sweeps Across America to Vermont

Investigative journalists are dropping like a congressional aide’s pants across the U.S. as main stream media lays-off thousands. Fake news powerhouse the L.A. Times has nearly emptied its Washington D.C. bureau just months before what many consider the biggest election year in American history.  This shocking move has many of the journalists questioning the real … Read more

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Governments Are Using Intimidation To Regulate Independent Journalists on the Decentralized Internet

In the last century, states have had great control over channels of media. In most of the West, lobbying groups and cartels working with “liberal” and “democratic” governments regulated who could broadcast while governments, with their endless pools of money and political force, competed alongside private or foreign establishments.

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What’s News?

Does anyone who still has a grasp on their mind still reads the Laconia Daily Sun? Well, mostly I just read the Letters to the Editor. Yea I know, everyone’s entitled to an opinion but as the saying goes, “not to their own facts”. What has been burning my biscuits lately is that the so … Read more

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Why We Can’t Have Substantive Public Discussions

At the most recent meeting of the Croydon school board, I was talking to a well-educated journalist — at least, given who she works for, I assume she’s well-educated — who seemed to be unable to grasp the difference between taking something from someone and not giving something to someone.

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AP Targets “misinformation” Superspreaders

The Associated Press has taken it upon itself to castigate the “AP superspreaders.” The story was written by David Klepper, Farnoush Amiri, and Beatrice Dupuy. It begins:

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Honest Journalism is Dead

How the Media will try to help the Biden Campaign Win

It’s become painfully obvious over the past few years that corporate media tossed out any journalistic integrity they may have had in the past. You’d have to be hiding under a rock not to notice. They’ve finally taken off their ‘journalistic’ masks and showed that they are nothing but leftists who will essentially do anything … Read more

Elections are about values and principles

Elections Are About Values and Principles

These are perilous times. Over the last three years, much of what America holds dear has come under threat. That includes individuality, freedom, personal property, and civility. Today truth and life itself are under threat.

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Was The Times Error Tolerance or Intolerance?

Was The Times Error Tolerance or Intolerance?

The New York Times failed to anticipate the election of President Donald Trump in 2016. It sought to correct its error of judgment by facilitating non-leftist opinions. Those of centrists, conservatives, and others rarely appear on the Times’ editorial page.

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