Sunday 'Stack Attack - April 23 - 29
Carpet bombing your inbox with explosive Substacks every Sunday.
Hello Private Eyes, News Detectives in Training, and new subscribers!
Every Sunday, your inbox will get attacked by a collection of compelling, thought-provoking Substack news and opinion articles from the previous week.
Look out! Sunday Stack Attack is a day that will live in infamy. :)
These are oftentimes coming from ‘Stacks I follow—either paid or free—and my goal is to share their excellent work with you and hopefully, I’ll refer some new subscribers their way, as these stacks are all excellent reads. (Yes, I read a lot.)
Together, we are a collection of individual writers on a mission to defeat the army of lies and disinformation with facts and truth.
Pour your favorite beverage and enjoy! (I’m enjoying pau darco tea.)
Best,
Matthieu
What the new report shows about his world.
Yashar Ali claims his story is based on conversations with multiple sources, none of whom would speak to him unless they were granted anonymity. He also claims to review text messages, extensive audio files, and personal videos documenting the Crowder's marriage. The video everyone is talking about is in his Substack article.
Carlson had RF Kennedy Jr. on his show to briefly state his case that his presidential objective was to eliminate the corrupt influence of corporations within the US government. Is that why FOX News fired Carlson?
Carlson's huge success at Fox had little to do with Trump or what he said or really thought about the ex-Prez.
There has been a tsunami of COVID-19 vaccine injuries and deaths in the US military, but there hasn’t been much attention paid to the young military cadets from highly vaccinated countries who are dying suddenly and under mysterious circumstances.
Each of these cadets were 18-22 years old (one was 26). Sudden deaths shouldn’t be happening in this age group and every death should be thoroughly investigated.
Maybe we'll do Milk Cartons with Abducted Kids next? Sage Hana is on a depop kick now.
Mirroring other results, a new study from Finland found that masking young kids in schools did nothing. Why has the CDC insisted otherwise?
Dr. Dennis Rancourt isn’t trying to be provocative when he calls medicine the deadliest profession—he means it to be factual. He means it. He argues that medicine is “quite deadly” and there are many examples of this already in the literature. Even many people in the Establishment admit this.
