Ep. 75 The national security state is the main driver of censorship and election interference in the United States. "What I’m describing is military rule," says Mike Benz. "It’s the inversion of democracy."
@BonnieGlaser The dearth of vocabulary is in this post. In business to "take" market share does not mean "steal" market share. Especially when the taker is called "smart, brilliant."
"Strategic ambiguity" (do not say whether US will or will not defend) is long-standing US policy that has helped keep peace in the Taiwan Strait. TSMC "taking" (not "stealing") business is a criticism of previous US policy, not of Taiwan. Taipei beware of false narratives about the first US president to send high level officials to Taipei since 1979.
For telling the truth about climate change I am being smeared as a racist & censored by @Facebook
Thank you @nypost for your courage in giving me a full-page to expose climate activists' war on the poor
Please stand up for science & freedom & retweet!
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@JSegor@ScottAdamsSays Where are you guys getting the idea there’s a lot of testing in Taiwan? (That’s where I live.) Early and effective border control, contact tracing., and masks, yes. But lots of testing? No.
On some issues it can be good to do your own research
The snag is confirmation bias looks a lot like knowledge gained from doing own research
On big complex topics doing own research may not help
>Work on familiarising with both sides of argument instead
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@thomaswright08@TheAtlantic False dichotomy between “militarism” (cleverly left undefined) and “deal-making.” Foreign policy is far more complicated. Oh-so-clever, condescending (“adult supervision”) hit pieces are great for the re-election effort.