Oops! Crackhead Hunter Biden Forgot Where He Dropped Off His Laptop For Repairs
Update II: For now at least my questions about the chain of custody have been satisfied by the reporter lady's interview on Tucker Carlson's show Wednesday night. They are for real his emails she said and seemed to be not lying or stupid. Update: Some doubt has been cast on this story, but I'm leaving it up since the social media companies are working so hard to censor it. Oh no! Maybe you should smoke less crack, Hunter! Because look: The NY Post: “Dear Hunter, thank you for inviting me to DC and giving an opportunity to meet your father and spent [sic] some time together. It’s realty [sic]...
Not All Cops Are Child Rapists
But lots of them are. And they always get away with it, like Joshua Skaggs. Cop Admits to Sexual Abusing 2 Young Girls, Instead of 30 Years, He Got Just 60 Days in Jail “The youngest daughter told us she was terrified he would hurt her or our family, and because he was a cop he wouldn’t get in trouble.” This is how the Taliban got their start, you know, lynching child-rapist cops. "Want to be our new government now?" the people of Kandahar said.
10/9/20 Daniel Davis on the Failures of American Foreign Policy Since the Gulf War
Scott interviews Daniel Davis about his new book, Eleventh Hour in 2020 America, which explores the unhealthy expansion of the U.S. military over the last few decades, to the point that America's very future as a democratic republic is at risk. Davis begins the interview by detailing how America built up its military into the world's most efficient and advanced fighting force, epitomized by his experiences in the first Iraq War—a war that Davis calls a "success" by the military's standards. But the cost of an easy, quick and overwhelming victory, he says, was that America became imprudent,...
10/9/20 Charles Glass on the Illegal Campaign to Eliminate Julian Assange
Scott interviews Charles Glass about Julian Assange's extradition hearing. Glass has focused on Assange's treatment at the hands of the U.S. and British governments and their allies, including his subjection to solitary confinement, the denial of medical treatment going back to Assange's time in the Ecuadorian embassy and the illegal monitoring of communications with both his lawyers and his doctors. On these grounds alone, says Glass, Assange's prosecution should be thrown out. But more importantly, Glass reminds us how heroic Assange's work has been, as it has enabled literally thousands...
10/9/20 Ray McGovern on the Tireless Truthers Still Pushing ‘Russiagate’
Ray McGovern discusses the lasting impact of the "Russiagate" conspiracy, which Democrats have continued to push throughout President Trump's entire first term. McGovern reminds us that according to recorded testimony released only this year, CrowdStrike (the technology tasked with investigating the DNC email leak) admitted all the way back in 2017 that they had no evidence for the allegation that Russian agents had perpetrated any sort of hack. That means that a narrative that has continued to dominate the mainstream media and Democratic political discourse for three years was known to have...
10/9/20 William Smith: How Empire is Destroying the American Republic
Scott talks to William Smith about the threat to republican government posed by America's growing world empire. The founders of this country, Smith explains, knew that perpetual war would lead to the uncontrolled growth of government power, and that meddling in foreign affairs would lead to decline and ruin at home. More recently, Eisenhower warned about the same things in his celebrated military-industrial complex speech. In a recent piece, Smith warns about the use in the 2020 presidential campaign of an artificial intelligence tool originally developed for counter-insurgency tactics in...
10/9/20 Harry Kazianis on Peace with North Korea
Scott talks to Harry Kazianis about America's relationship with North Korea. Kazianis argues past much of the noise surrounding the effort to get North Korea to denuclearize, proposing instead that America actually could tolerate a nuclear-armed North Korea, just like we do most of the other countries that have them. Kazianis reminds us that nuclear weapons for North Korea are primarily about survival for the Kim family; the U.S. simply does not go to war with nuclear-armed countries. Accepting this fact, he says we should just do everything we can to make peace with the North Koreans and...
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