The Blog that makes you question things.
Distrust in the news media deepens as bias and manipulation cloud reporting. The struggle to find truth affects not only elections but the American way of life, forcing many to reflect on their past and future.
ABC, NBC, MSNBC, and CNN have been criticized for biased reporting, often accused of soft-pedaling interviews with political figures like Kamala Harris and Michael Waltz. These networks, backed by fact-checking organizations like Snopes and Politico, are supposed to safeguard the truth. Yet, their coverage often feels one-sided.
The attempt on Former President Trump’s life highlights deep political divides and raises concerns about rhetoric and security failures.
Biden’s D-Day gaffes, Hunter Biden’s laptop, and George Clooney’s White House complaint. Controversies involving Hillary Clinton and Joy Reid, Texas hail, Gavin Newsom’s proposals, and Pat Sajak’s final show. Plus, reflections on media reliability and finding peace in nature.
On April 13, 2024, Iran launched an unprovoked attack on Israel with drones and missiles, which Israel, supported by NATO allies, mostly intercepted. The attack was claimed to be retaliation for an alleged Israeli strike in Syria. World opinion on Israel ‘s response suggests economic sanctions over military retaliation, while recognizing the necessity of a strong response to deter further aggression. I advocate for proportional retaliation and a “peace through strength” strategy, alluding to the risks of appearing weak internationally.
Scrolling through the headlines brings dismay as the world seems to be unraveling, filled with endless opinions and political noise. Disinterested in both the political circus and the sports world, I express disillusionment with contemporary values, biased media, and the politicization of religion. Amidst global tensions, the decision to disconnect and focus on personal well-being offers solace and peace.
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