Quicksand in the gears

Each time you are having doubts about obvious symptoms of agenda overstretching in legacy media, like on this week, when Politico, WaPo, WSJ, The Spectator, The Daily Telegraph, NYT et al. in eager rivalry praised “sand in the gears of attacks on legal system” or bashed recipes of foie gras from six lame ducks who flew to visit Georgia Meloni,

please take a break to recall how no less than fifty former senior intelligence officials had signed on to a letter outlining their supposedly unbiased opinion

that the disclosure of emails from Hunter Biden’s laptop had all the classic earmarks of a Russian information operation.

In the autumn of the Middle Ages, one of the crucial components for preparation of gunpowder could have been found in a crystal form when dunghills were turned over, due to absence of more efficient synthetic methods of nitrogen fixation or difficulties of accessing natural deposits.

By the way, today is the Judgment Day for petrodollar recycling…