Back to the Barn!

from Brian Wilson Speaks · host Brian Wilson

Happy Weekend - or whenever you’ve gotten around to getting here…And welcome to all the New Kids who dropped by recently, scooping up a (still) free BWW subscription. Thanks for reading this far…Surprise - No surprise - my bi-polar camera connection inexplicably sacrificed the Video to the satanic gods of Computer Land. OTOH, Audio Only may be the most comfortable way to enjoy the conversation.Note: In one brief segment, Don and I discussed Alt Media, what may be the Last Great Hope for getting factual news out to a censored, managed Public. (The latest on MSM “news management” (censorship) will be the subject of my next post) One of the best sources for reporting of the highest order is Elizabeth Nickson’s “Welcome to Absurdistan”. Her latest post (linked here) discussed information dredged from the unreported depths of the Epstein files. It’s not for the feint-of-heart, but it is required reading if you give a damn about where we are, where we’re going and who’s driving. It’s guaranteed you will never get it from the Legacy Media…..BW Get full access to Brian Wilson Writes at brianwilsonwrites.substack.com/subscribe

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