Tag: truth in media
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✍️ ROYAL NOTES
A British king helping America celebrate its liberation from a British king. Only in America. Pomp and ceremony over blood and guts. Glitz over gas prices. The ancient Romans had a name for it — panem et circenses — bread and games to distract a restless public. Some things don’t change. They just change costumes.…
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“THE NOTE”
ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT AT THE WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENTS’ DINNER A man in a tuxedo leaned in, holding a small piece of paper with the quiet gravity of something that didn’t belong at dinner. To the left, a face began telling the story in real time — curiosity giving way to confusion, then shock, then a hand…
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TRUMP’S BLUFF AND BLINK – AND THE SANDBOX RULES OF POWER
Power is not learned in boardrooms or war rooms. It is learned in a sandbox. As a child in Belgrade, I saw how bullies operate — intimidation, noise, and tests of will. Push back, and the dynamic changes. Years later, I saw the same patterns among corporate giants, political leaders, and now on the global…
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“IT IS ENGLISH”
In 1985, during a visit to Hitachi, I asked why Japan—despite its engineering excellence—lagged in software. The answer was disarmingly simple: “It is English.” That moment revealed a deeper truth about the future of computing. Returning home, I proposed a radical idea: digitize everything and make it searchable. It seemed obvious. It was. Yet nearly…
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FROM “EUROTOPIA” TO BERLIN
A trip from Vienna to Berlin revealed more than urban decay—it exposed a deeper systemic drift. What appears as small signs of disorder may in fact be symptoms of something larger: institutions that have grown too complex, too removed from the people they serve. Drawing on firsthand experience—from corporate America to 1980s Germany—this column traces…
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AN UNWITTING CAR PURCHASE: HOW HEART WON OVER MIND
From Audi Love to Audi Letdown: A Lesson in Globalized Failure “I didn’t buy a car—I bought a myth. And it broke down in a Costco parking lot.” What began as an impulsive detour—a Mercedes errand that ended with an Audi in my driveway—quickly turned into something far more revealing than a car purchase. Within…
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FIRST SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF FAKE NEWS
The science of fake news gets a boost On March 9, 2018, the largest-yet study of fake news was published in Science. Accompanying it was a second article in Science, in which scientists called for: … interdisciplinary research to reduce the spread of fake news and to address the underlying pathologies it has revealed. The large study is titled The Spread of…
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THE NOTHING PHILOSOPHY
THE NOTHING PHILOSOPHY of the New World OrderBy Bob DjurdjevicWASHINGTON TIMES, Dec 29, 1996 “Close to Clinton… Believes in Nothing!” The following is an excerpt from the Dec. 17 issue of the (London) GUARDIAN about the (late) leader of the (Serbian) Democratic Party, Zoran Djindjic: “Stevan Niksic, a commentator on Nin magazine, thinks Mr Djindjic’s…
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DANCING ‘ROUND THE GOLDEN CALF
Our country’s traditional character is being systematically destroyed by nihilistic “liberals,” the New World Order’s centurions whose only God is the Almighty Dollar.
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WOMEN AND POWER: ATTRACTION CONCEIVED BY THE DEVIL (i.e., NWO)
From left to right – TOP: Bandaranaike (Sri Lanka), Merkel (Germany), Hillary Clinton, Aung San Suu Kyi (Burma-Myanmar), Sturgeon (Scotland), May (UK), Rousseff (Brazil) – BOTTOM: Gandhi (India), Foster (N. Ireland), Grybauskaite (Lithuania), Hasina (Bangladesh), Thatcher (UK), Chinchilla (Chile), Kirchner (Argentina) WHY DO WOMEN DESIRE POWER? And What Does the Spirit Realm Think of That Craving……
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