Monthly Archives: November 2017

A masher is “a man who attempts to force his unwelcome attentions on a woman.” [1] A woman is approached and touched by a man in an inappropriate way. She could respond by hitting him with her purse and yelling … Continue reading →

Back in May 2017, when President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson visited Saudi Arabia, a glowing orb ceremony took place. Various conspiracy theories about it appeared. In reality, Trump had touched the glowing orb as part of … Continue reading →

The appetite of the Lebanese for conspiracy theories “comes honestly”, reports Eric Reguly from Beirut. [1] The latest fever amongst the thoughts of the Lebanese was inflamed due to the “magical mystery tour” of their Prime Minister, Saad al-Hariri. On … Continue reading →

On November 4, 2017 Lebanon’s Prime Minister Saad Hariri made a strange resignation announcement from Saudi Arabia. This would be akin to if President Donald Trump, while in Russia, made a strange resignation announcement. Questions would arise about foreign influence. … Continue reading →

Our story thus far: Ben Bradlee, big shot editor at The Washington Post, was married to Antoinette Pinchot. Her sister, Mary Pinchot, was married to Cord Meyer. Cord Meyer was the principal operative of Operation Mockingbird, a CIA plan to … Continue reading →

Katharine Graham (1917 – 2001), feminist icon and leader of The Washington Post, was the subject of a banned book: Katharine the Great: Katharine Graham and The Washington Post, by Deborah Davis. The book, released in 1979, had an initial … Continue reading →

Months before the movie JFK was released in 1991, Newsweek ran a cover story: “Why Oliver Stone’s New Movie Can’t Be Trusted.” When JFK was being released, Oliver Stone recalled, “[T]here was so much being written that was destroying the … Continue reading →