WaPo Fails to Ask How Well Truth Was Doing to Begin With. By Dean Baker.

Disinformation is not going to slink away, vampire-style, in the face of sunlight. By Monika Bauerlein, Clara Jeffery.

By suggesting that winning an “information war” with Russia should take priority over critical thinking and truth telling, McVeigh essentially admitted that she is a propagandist for the western war engine. By Caitlin Johnstone.

If you are a radical leftist who believes, as generations of leftists before you have done, that military, political, media, and financial elites operate in the shadows to promote their interests, to wage class war, then not only are you a conspiracy theorist, according to Pfeffer, but you are by definition anti-semitic as well. By Jonathan Cook.

War, or the danger of war, is always an opportunity to silence troublemakers. By Peter Hitchens.

I just thought I might give you a little taste of what it means to your personal life to express dissent from the government line in the UK in 2018. By Craig Murray.

On facts, fallacies, and power. By Kristian Williams.

A study published in the journal Neuropsychologia has shown that religious fundamentalism is, in part, the result of a functional impairment in a brain region known as the prefrontal cortex. By Bobby Azarian.