Yesterday I was sitting in the VIP lounge at one of the St. Lucia airports (your host here is a pretty big wheel, I
remind you), and even there I was subjected to CNN on several television screens.
Unlike in U.S. airports, though, where CNN is blasted at the same volume they'd use to alert you that the airport was burning down, it was quiet enough that I could ignore it.
But:
My eyes wandered, and I soon caught this headline at the bottom of the screen:
"Giuliani Visits WH After Ukraine Trip to Push Conspiracy Theories"
Can you perceive the bias there, just a teensy bit?
"To Push Conspiracy Theories." Yeah, that sounds like a reasonable description of the situation, and one that doesn't involve taking sides.
And you know me, good reader: you would be hard pressed to find a bigger opponent of Giuliani than your host here.
Meanwhile, the IQ-impaired complain about "fake news" coming from independent news sources. I even saw a guy on Twitter who's done scholarly studies about fake news on Pinterest. Pinterest!
We deal with an Orwellian propaganda machine day in and day out, and this guy is worried about Pinterest.
Here's your consolation:
You can trust ol' Woods here.
And let me speak to you hombre to hombre:
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My main business is not podcasting, as you'll see.
My main business allows me to work whenever and wherever I want, while doing something I enjoy.
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Now look:
I send out these emails, and you enjoy them.
But let's be frank with each other.
Are you just playing at this, or do you really want to do this?
I've laid out your exact battle plan, and I'm giving it away as a bonus for a product that costs you two visits to Starbucks.
That product (which I strongly recommend, taught by the very guy I myself go to when stumped) rises in price tonight.
We all make b.s. excuses to ourselves. I'm no exception. But chuck them, because none of them apply to a 30-minute video.
Go get:
Tom Woods