In 2018, nonprofit group More in Common launched a study called “The Perception Gap.” A sample of 2,100 voters from both sides of the political aisle was …
Apple’s “Security” Pitch Conveniently Protects the iOS-Android Duopoly
In October, Apple Inc. warned that draft rules from the European Union that would require the technology company to open up its mobile operating system …
Breaking the Illusion of Permanence
How Ambivalence Changes the World for the Worse In 1939, just before the outbreak of the Second World War, British journalist and inventor Geoffrey Pyke …
People Fear Rittenhouse Because They Trust Habitual Liars
When people you trust lie, you believe them. Consider how you might feel if you were in the same room as an Antifa activist who …
A National Renewal Of Vows
Few would say that a National Divorce – the separating of the nation into two – would be an easy endeavour. The prospect is attractive …
Trump Is Guilty Until Proven Guilty to the Jan 6 Committee
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s hyper-partisan January 6 committee concluded that former President Donald Trump is guilty of inciting a violent insurrection before it was officially …
What Drives Kathy Griffin (And People Like Her)
Kathy Griffin announced this month that she has lung cancer. She also revealed how she overcame a drug addiction and a suicide attempt. I wish …
The Smiley Face Terrorism of Extinction Rebellion
By now it should have become abundantly clear that violent extremism is not just a trait of Islamists or the far right. Black Lives Matter …
RESEARCH PAPER: Extremist Opportunism in the COVID Economy
As with the 2008 financial crisis, uncertain national economies present an opportunity for far-left and far-right extremists to recruit off the back of legitimate grievances. …
BLM’s Lies Mean the Pain Behind the Riots Is Very Real
When I was a teenager in 2008, I was radicalised by a sense of racial injustice. What happened to me, as a young white man …