by Fed Up Texas Chick, The Tenpenny Report:
The mainstream media (MSM) is freaking out over the movie Sound of Freedom. It’s popular. It’s a box office hit. People are seeing it and people are talking about it. Yikes! They really don’t know what to do, so they’ve resorted to lowbrow attempts to decry anyone who dares see the film as an old, cranky Q Anon conspiracy theorist.
I’m sorry, I am having a tad bit of trouble following how the MSM is linking this movie to Q Anons. So is Tim Ballard for that matter. I definitely know that child trafficking is not a conspiracy theory. These feeble attempts to keep people from the theaters will propel more of us deplorables to go see the movie. To use a familiar Q Anon phrase: nothing can stop what is coming.
More on the genius of Judge Terry Doughty’s decision yesterday in the Missouri v Biden social media censorship case
One of the greatest influences on both my personal philosophy and the strategy of how to promote it was Leonard Read, the founder of the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE). Read founded FEE in 1946, just as WWII was ending and the US government was about to embark upon a cold war with the Soviet Union. Read must have foreseen the expansion of government that was coming – both at home and overseas – and he started FEE to spread the message of non-interventionism and freedom. You could say that FEE was the first modern libertarian organization.
