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When facts don’t matter, democracy dies.
Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but not their own facts. – Daniel Patrick Moynihan The reason people think facts are subjective is that facts are not self-evident, they require context to be understood. We could say that Belgium … Continue reading
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Tagged brexit, Donald Trump, Donald Trump presidential campaign, Hannah Arendt, Hillary Clinton, Nigel Farage, opinion, truth, United States
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Mike Cernovich, propaganda and the Truth
In an interesting film, Mike Cernovich (hereafter MC) says that he is tired of mainstream media propaganda.[1] He does not believe that the media covered the conventions correctly. He sets out to the tell the truth about the conventions, the … Continue reading
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Tagged DNC, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, loren feldman, Mainstream media, Media, mike cernovick, opinion, propaganda, RNC, truth
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