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This is my Crib SheetThere are a variety of places around the net to get information and thoughtful discussion on the problems facing America. A good practice to get into when reviewing a new site for inclusion in any list is to check for a history of errors, faulty logic, or blatant hypocrisy. Bias is an important aspect of any review: Mine and the site listed. If a site makes its bias known up front I consider it to be "more honest" than sites that pretend at objectivity. (BTW, look up "confirmation bias"). I'm finding a better and more complete news experience by following Citizen Journalists and Citizen Editors. I find the sites listed here quite provacative - and I'm not just saying that because they follow my twitter stream! —Pete Follow @s01une |
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"News for geeks: stuff that matters" is their tagline. An excellent source for news on tech, computers, geekdom and politics. Excellent reporting on current events with a libertarian perspective. "Upper case" and "lower case" L libertarians seem well represented; short and feature articles, videos, etc. News and conservative commentary from the country Tshirts that support Herman Cain, who talks some good economic shit. He was known for bailing out companies! Hello! MSM???? #WTF? Great small newspaper with a libertarian bent |
Believe it or not, there can be reasonably intelligent writing and news to be had here. Who Knew? Terrific Citizen Newspaper - you can stop wasting trees now. |
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[Common Sense] [Declaration of Independence] [The U.S. Constitution] |
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© 2011 Peter Tisserand Jr. All rights reserved |
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