BIG SCORE!!!
Join Anita Stewart and Cheri Roberts this week WEDS. JAN. 21ST 6pm PST/9pm ESTwith their very special guest on #TheGRILL, award -winning investigative journalist and truth teller, GREG PALAST. This is … Continue reading
Challenging the Rhetoric; Are YOU Up to the Challenge?
Women make the world go round … or so it’s said. It is also said a woman’s work is never done. We take that challenge! The language used in corporate media … Continue reading
“Citizen Journalism”
Every day we read posts and articles online that fringe on — or cross-over the line of, being illegal by people playing “citizen journalists”. Ethics are something we think little of … Continue reading
Michael C. Ruppert Left Four Notes and a Poem
On Wednesday I reported that Michael C. Ruppert left two “suicide” notes behind — one that was addressed to “Jack” which I published here, and another addressed to Mike’s partner “Jessy Re”. This information … Continue reading
Michael C. Ruppert Suicide Note Released
Yesterday I published a piece about the Sunday, April 13, suicide of radio show host, whistle-blower, activist, author and American hero, Michael C. Ruppert. Today I would like to update the readers … Continue reading
Brand New Publication: The Intercept
The founder of eBay has teamed-up with truth-telling journalists; Glenn Greenwald, Laura Poitras and Jeremy Scahill, to create a new publication called, The Intercept, manned under the First Look Media umbrella. Editors: Glenn Greenwald, Jeremy Scahill, Laura Poitras Senior … Continue reading
Build Blog Traffic Easily With Current Events
Blogging is a business. Now, you may be shaking your head saying, “but, but, but, I’m just a blogger, I don’t sell anything on my site.” OK, I get it, … Continue reading
SSG Biggs: Has Hastings’ Friend Turned Family Foe?
Most of us had never heard of Staff Sergeant Joe Biggs until a few days after the death of award-winning investigative journalist Michael Hastings. Since then, Biggs has been all … Continue reading
Be the Media
In 59 B.C. the first newspaper — called Acta Diurna (latin for Daily Acts or Daily Public Records), was published in Rome. Carved into wood or stone, verdicts and outcomes of legal issues were publicly posted … Continue reading
A Thank You Note
I want to take the time and thank all of you for stopping in. I appreciate your time here, just as I appreciate your comments. Because I write on a … Continue reading
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