When Brilliance Defies Categorization
In the tradition of Black intellectuals from Thomas Sowell to Alan Keyes, the substance of Clifton Duncan’s philosophy is a colorblind and uncompromising understanding of reality.
Entries by Edward Ring
Ward Connerly Fights to End ALL Discrimination in America
Behind the scenes, he is quietly building a coalition that may achieve election breakthroughs nobody thought possible. He is a man to watch.
Alan Keyes – A Christian Conservative
Alan Lee Keyes, a Harvard educated PhD, comments on the challenges facing America today with clarity and courage.
New Database Tracks Canceled People
Somewhere in the Rocky Mountains, an anonymous researcher has launched a website that tracks people who have been “canceled” for exercising their right to free speech.
Twitter Censors James O’Keefe
The good news, if there is any, is that Twitter and the other social media monopolies cannot completely staunch the flow of contrarian information. There are just too many participants.
“Planet Lockdown” Video Survives – Watch While You Can
Some of the ideas ventured by Fitts stretch credulity, but they are essential concepts for anyone trying to make sense of where we may be headed as a civilization.
When is Factchecking Actually Censorship?
“Factcheckers” provide cover for Facebook to remove content they find politically disagreeable. They target inconvenient truths as “misinformation,” yet exercise leniency for anything that supports their ideology.
Twitter Censors Criticism of BLM Hypocrisy
If Patrisse Khan-Cullors wants to ride the latest leftist/corporate psyop to riches, flaunting her hypocrisy and laughing all the way to the bank, that’s nothing new. But why is Twitter protecting her from criticism?
Will YouTube Remove “Dislike” Icon From Public View?
What YouTube is considering must be seen in the context of what YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, and all the major platforms have been doing since at least 2016, which is to consciously manipulate public opinion.
Crowdfunding Sites Block the Right But Not the Left
Perhaps, as Gab is considering, it will become necessary for right-of-center crowdfunding sites, along with all right-of-center websites that engage in internet commerce, to start up their own banks.