Why does Google remind me of Worldcom? June 7, 2023Jack Hellner
Some of the company's recent actions, which boosted its bottom line, look a lot at what Waste Management and Worldcom did before their stock went south.
Vaccine propaganda and injection indecision July 3, 2021Jack Gleason
Which is worse, the disease or the cure? Ask yourself, which is more likely in our new world where government officials, news media, and social media have all teamed up to present only one side of an issue?
Got Google? Scarier than milk September 9, 2019Marion DS Dreyfus
Mark Levin had a fascinating episode on his exceptional hour-long Fox News program, Life, Liberty & Levin, yesterday, where his guest was an avowed leftist but an honest researcher.
(Anti-)Social Media Inciting Hatred August 12, 2019Leo Goldstein
It is impossible to understand the current state of social polarization while ignoring the Internet, and its especially toxic part, which should be called anti-social media
Google redefines ‘fascism’ as ‘right wing’ movement February 5, 2017Thomas Lifson
The default online source for definitions of words has just altered the historically accurate definition of fascism, just as the Trumphater movement seeks to inaccurately brand the President as a fascist
Google Doodles: Redrawing American History May 12, 2016Noel S. Williams
Google’s Doodles aren’t absentminded; they aren’t even spontaneous fun. They don’t celebrate our religious holidays with relish nor emphasize our American luminaries. They are deliberate, agenda-driven, social action propaganda.
The Post Office is Sitting on a Gold Mine August 4, 2013Norman Rogers
The United States Postal Service is operating according to a paradigm set up 100 years ago. The new services that the post office could provide represent a potential bonanza, if only the unions and other obstacles could be overcome.
