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Dearest Harrumphers,
In this era of information overload, where conspiracy theories can generate as much buzz as real news, we must become adept at consuming and dissecting information. Every piece of news, whether from legacy media giants or social media influencers, comes with baggage—an agenda, a bias, or a simple desire for clicks. The challenge for us, the informed patriots, isn't just reading the news but interpreting it, understanding the 'why' behind the 'what’.
Reading between the lines has never been more critical. Are you reading news or narratives? What is fact and what is plausible rumor? My job is to make those distinctions.
Legacy media has long been accused of pushing narratives to fit their political leanings, but now, social media has added another layer of complexity. Influencers and alternative news sources thrive on engagement, where sensationalism often overshadows substance. The truth frequently lies somewhere in the middle, and finding it requires the following things: