History.  I know, boring.  But it is good to research because you know what they say, if you do not study history you're bound to repeat it.  Well, that is a fallacy, ask Solomon, but at least it helps us predict what may be next.

Well, as the country gathered for the October 18 "No Kings" paid for protests, Gavin Newsom had also started to bring out into the open the Democrats obvious ulterior motive.  I've been saying it now for a while.

I've already posted a few articles about Wikipedia and it's growing bias and how it affects AI searches and results.  Now we hear from the co-founder of Wikipedia himself, Larry Sanger.

"No one is above the law!"  We heard that for a damn decade didn't we?  Now it seems as though it should have read, "Trump is guilty of something and we'll just find it at all costs and make it up if need be."

Catching up again.  There are times when the news comes so fast that I like to see how that mini chapter plays out and then sit back and report on it, instead of rushing in like everybody else that reach for clicks.

No, it's not going to be called "Muskipedia".  But if it works out OK, this is good news.  We have seen what Elon Musk has done for X, maybe we'll get a fair and balanced alternative to Wiki, because, well, read.

As to be expected, Portland decided that it doesn't need to enforce their own ordinances if it affects their street thugs, Antifa. The whole west cost is basically in a state of insurrection, if you ask me.

Larry Sanger built Wikipedia as an unbiased repository of the world’s knowledge, and then stood helplessly by as activists and intel agencies turned it into the most comprehensive propaganda op in human history.

Nobody wants them.  Nobody ever wanted them.  They have only been used as political propaganda pawn for the last 80 years or so.  By their own so called leadership.  The Palestinians, what to do with them?