Trust is a fragile thing, easily broken and hard to repair once shattered. In a world where skepticism runs rampant and deceit seems to be the norm, it’s no wonder a viral list titled “Things I Trust More Than Donald Trump” has taken social media by storm. And at the top of that list? Flint, Michigan tap water. Yes, the very water that has been poisoned due to government negligence is considered more trustworthy than the man who once held the highest office in the land.
Gas station sushi, Bill Cosby as a bartender, Taco Bell bathrooms, Tom Brady inflating tires – the list goes on and on, each item more absurd than the last.… Continue reading
I can’t help but feel a sense of skepticism when it comes to the recent news about Trump being struck by a bullet. The lack of clear medical information and the constant changing narratives raise red flags in my mind. The fact that he has been seen playing golf without a bandage on his ear immediately after the incident adds to the suspicion. It all seems like a performance, a drama orchestrated for political gain.
The idea that Trump may have staged this incident for attention or sympathy is not far-fetched. His tendency to exaggerate and manipulate the truth is well-documented.… Continue reading
As I ponder the recent news that the Pentagon has concluded there is no evidence of an alien cover-up, I am left feeling both skeptical and amused. While I do consider myself a reasonable skeptic, it’s hard not to find humor in the idea of the key investigator demanding sugar water during the presentation. It almost seems like a scene out of a science fiction movie. But jokes aside, the notion that the Pentagon would come forward and admit to concealing the biggest scientific discovery in history is quite far-fetched.
Let’s face it, would we really expect the government to openly confess to hiding evidence of extraterrestrial technology for over 70 years?… Continue reading
John Q. Hosedrinker 
Matt Underwood