Sunday 'Stack Attack - March 5 - 11
Explosive Substacks dive bombing your inbox every Sunday.
Hello Private Eyes and News Detectives in Training,
Every Sunday, your inbox gets attacked by a collection of compelling, thought-provoking Substack news and opinion articles from the previous week.
These are usually 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. Together, we are a collection of individual writers breaking poisonous narratives with facts and truth.
Pour your favorite beverage (mine is chocolate raspberry truffles coffee) and enjoy!
Matthieu
Every hospital that used or is still using the Remdesivir protocol should face lawsuits.
What a time to be alive!
Whoa.
Rubini starts this jaw dropping post with:
I sent this to a globalist fan who loves the NY Times. He never replied. Boom!
“Kylan wrote a parody in late 2022 titled “The Speed of Science” which is so accurate in its irony that listening to it is almost therapeutic.”
YouTube bad. Rumble good.
Yes, I am still on Twitter because, despite my numerous targeted suspensions from the platform, the Twitter Files revealed that I had not actually violated any Twitter policies.
In a bout of dangerous irony, AOC’s claim that Libs of TikTok spread “misinformation” about Boston Children's Hospital is in itself misinformation. The irony is multifaceted here, from the framing to the claim itself.
Asked about the Biden government’s approach, Raimondo responded: “The politician in me thinks you’re gonna literally lose every voter under 35, forever… However much I hate TikTok—and I do, because I see the addiction in the bad s**t that it serves kids—you know, this is America.”
Good Lord.
Give. Me. Strength.
Thank you, as always, my friend! 💕