In New York today, a crazed man from Uzbekistan drove into a pedestrian bike lane, killing 8 and injuring more. He continued to get out of his car armed with weapons, but was incapacitated by the police with a shot to the stomach. He's currently being treated before he can be questioned, but I really … Continue reading Media Lies Have Spread to the U.S.
Month: October 2017
Why it’s Good That House of Cards Got Cancelled
Ever since Harvey Weinstein was revealed to be the cesspool that he was, we've slowly been watching Hollywood fall apart. The failing financial situation and lack of public appeal our entertainment industry was facing was a survivable model, so long as everyone bought into the false world that Hollywood built, in which they were all … Continue reading Why it’s Good That House of Cards Got Cancelled
Manafort Charged During Russia Witch Hunt
It wasn't a good week for Roger Stone and his buddies this week, as Stone was banned off of Twitter for a fairly run of the mill tweet exchange, and his long time friend and former lobbying partner, Paul Manafort, just pleaded non-guilty as part of long running federal investigations on the Trump Presidential Campaign. … Continue reading Manafort Charged During Russia Witch Hunt
Twitter Continues Power Trip by Banning Roger Stone
In a strange abuse of power today, the ever-devolving social network, Twitter, banned political consultant and unofficial Trump adviser Roger Stone. Stone is no stranger to using his platform for controversy, and after a heated exchange between several CNN correspondents over the Russian probing situation that they made up yet still won’t let go, Stone … Continue reading Twitter Continues Power Trip by Banning Roger Stone
Why It’s Important to Think Before You Tweet
A year ago today, Hillary Clinton (or one of the dozens of millennials who ran her account) typed out this tasty tweet. I've never understood how often people on the left criticize Trump's Twitter, yet never take offense to the tone deaf, senseless, and absolutely strange tweets put out by their candidates. The Daily Wire did … Continue reading Why It’s Important to Think Before You Tweet
Important Information on Bitcoin
For those of you interested in the future of Bitcoin, whether because you own or invest in it, or you're just sucked into the spectacle of it's volatility, here's a must-read article that explains the upcoming split and what it means for your investments way better than I ever could. It covers Bitcoin Gold, why … Continue reading Important Information on Bitcoin
Interesting Video on the Vegas Shooter Story that Continues to Unfold
I covered the Vegas shooting extensively as I was both a Vegas local and I felt that the story has way more to it than the mainstream is letting on. The fact that every statement the police and Sheriff Lombardo put out has been proven false and the story keeps getting shadier, it's important to … Continue reading Interesting Video on the Vegas Shooter Story that Continues to Unfold
Is it Hard to Maintain a Daily Political Blog When You’re Sick?
Yes.
Campus Heroes: First Day Wrapped
Producing a high quality web series might be the strangest thing I've done, and weirdly, some advice from a podcast I used to listen to has actually helped me through it. Burnie Burns, co-founder of the ultra-popular web company Rooster Teeth has always said that being part of a great film project or company feels … Continue reading Campus Heroes: First Day Wrapped
Why You Should Still Support Austin Petersen For Missouri Senate
A couple of months ago, I wrote a piece explaining why I support Missouri Senate Candidate Austin Petersen and why you should too. I felt like the man was worthy of being president when he ran as a Libertarian, and I think he’s more than qualified to be one of the Missouri’s senators. While my … Continue reading Why You Should Still Support Austin Petersen For Missouri Senate
