Trump’s threats to sue ProPublica for reporting on payouts to witnesses in his various cases come as no surprise. The cease-and-desist letter from his attorney, David Warrington, warning of legal action if the article persists, is a classic move from Trump’s playbook. If there’s one thing we’ve learned from the Trump era, it’s that he doesn’t take criticism lightly and will lash out with legal threats at anyone who shines a light on his questionable dealings.
ProPublica, known for its impeccable investigative journalism, has once again brought attention to a story that has the potential to uncover more skeletons in Trump’s closet.… Continue reading
This is a disturbing and appalling revelation – Trump lawyers aiming to block the release of a film that includes a scene of him assaulting his first wife. It’s a clear indication that Trump will go to great lengths to conceal his despicable actions and maintain his carefully curated image. The fact that he feels the need to resort to legal maneuvers to suppress the truth speaks volumes about his character. It’s a classic case of trying to hide the truth and silence those who dare to expose the dark side of his past.
It’s heartening to see that some aspects of the justice system are still functional, as Trump is being forced to face the consequences of his actions.… Continue reading
As I delved into the news of YouTube blocking access to the Fifth Estate story on the killing of a B.C. Sikh activist at India’s demand, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of unease at the implications of such censorship. The Streisand effect, as they say, is bound to come into play here – attempting to suppress a story only serves to pique curiosity and drive more people to seek it out. It’s a classic case of trying to hide something in plain sight.
India’s shifting attitude towards Canada is also quite perplexing. On odd days, Canada seems insignificant on the world stage, but on even days, the mentality shifts to a delusional belief that what they don’t see or show doesn’t exist.… Continue reading
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