I mentioned a bit ago that some interesting news articles are at the
top at Consortium News.
This is one. I strongly recommend studying the whole thing hard, because that will, I hope and believe, help you to decide whom to believe in all the confusion about a few things that have been going on lately.
You may have heard something about the recent article in The Washington Post about Russia having hacked into the U.S. elections. A good friend sent me the link to that piece. The problem is that the piece was unsubstantiated. Despite its being unsubstantiated, I have been seeing mention of it over and over in the past few days. That is a bad thing. Hopefully this will help, at least as far as you and I are concerned.
"The Fake News About Fake News," by Patrick Henningsen, Consortium News, November 30, 2016. [I do not recall being familiar with Patrick Henningsen. I rely heavily on the faith I have developed in Robert Parry (Wikipedia link) over the past few years. Robert Parry is the editor of Consortium News. He has a serious reputation to uphold as an independent journalist.)
I can add that, according to Mr. Henningsen, a number of news sources that I have come to regard as excellent over the past 10 years or so are among the damned in that Washington Post article. They include, among others whose names you may recognize when you get to them, TruthOut and TruthDig, which you too may know are the life works of very honest American patriots in the truest sense, people who love their country and hate to see it being ruined, even by powerful Americans like Richard Cheney, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Hillary Clinton. I leave out Donald Trump only because he has not been in charge of any of it. Yet. His appointments certainly do not bode well for anybody we know. There seem to be many who are not about to roll over and play dead with him. Thank you Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. No fakers there either, for sure.
love,
Larry
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One way or another, raise yourself up I say; get over fear. If you are not doing it you can do it. Other people are doing it. We can learn from them, I find.
This is one. I strongly recommend studying the whole thing hard, because that will, I hope and believe, help you to decide whom to believe in all the confusion about a few things that have been going on lately.
You may have heard something about the recent article in The Washington Post about Russia having hacked into the U.S. elections. A good friend sent me the link to that piece. The problem is that the piece was unsubstantiated. Despite its being unsubstantiated, I have been seeing mention of it over and over in the past few days. That is a bad thing. Hopefully this will help, at least as far as you and I are concerned.
"The Fake News About Fake News," by Patrick Henningsen, Consortium News, November 30, 2016. [I do not recall being familiar with Patrick Henningsen. I rely heavily on the faith I have developed in Robert Parry (Wikipedia link) over the past few years. Robert Parry is the editor of Consortium News. He has a serious reputation to uphold as an independent journalist.)
I can add that, according to Mr. Henningsen, a number of news sources that I have come to regard as excellent over the past 10 years or so are among the damned in that Washington Post article. They include, among others whose names you may recognize when you get to them, TruthOut and TruthDig, which you too may know are the life works of very honest American patriots in the truest sense, people who love their country and hate to see it being ruined, even by powerful Americans like Richard Cheney, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and Hillary Clinton. I leave out Donald Trump only because he has not been in charge of any of it. Yet. His appointments certainly do not bode well for anybody we know. There seem to be many who are not about to roll over and play dead with him. Thank you Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. No fakers there either, for sure.
love,
Larry
--
Brother Larry/Attorney Scott archives (Larry at Blogspot) "undisclosed recipients" email message archive, no logging in, no public comments
One way or another, raise yourself up I say; get over fear. If you are not doing it you can do it. Other people are doing it. We can learn from them, I find.