freedom
At issue is the vote: as the general election approaches, we question whether or not people realize what they are giving away along with their choice between greater-or-lesser evils. Some clues are found in the ...
“Whoever would overthrow the Liberty of a Nation, must begin by subduing the Freeness of Speech.” — Benjamin Franklin as a teenage Silence Dogood quoting the London Journal P.S. – Here’s the First Amendment flyer.
Something is missing from this verbose stream of semi-consciousness — critical thoughts and vulgar grumbles about the ill state of affairs, notes on a time no longer here for a generation yet to take hold; ...
Mel here. Just had to rant. It’s bad enough how stupid everything has become, but now the morality/speech police right is cheering on cancel culture just like the woke left! Yay for 1984!! The bottom ...
The State trying to be the arbiter of truth and using “Fake News” to shut down dissent goes back centuries, and its something America’s very existence is based upon fighting against. Nothing we’re seeing now ...
This isn’t just about Twitter files or censorship but it’s about who gets to dictate a narrative bubble over reality.
This is a follow up to Where Did the Rest of the Internet Go? This is a take on the silver lining… Personally, I think seeing the truth is liberating. It’s not speculation. Now we ...
Have you ever heard a Potemkin Village? Your search engine might be making you think there are millions of pages of results and you can access anything with a simple query, but we did a ...
Some deep contemplation on the night of July 4, 2020… Independence Day.
The following published is a letter penned by a young Benjamin Franklin under the pseudonym Mrs. Silence Dogood to his brother James’ newspaper The New-England Courant, printed therein on July 9, 1722. It is the ...
