About that blockbuster bestseller you're not supposed to read

Here’s a great interview with the author, a guy with a famous last name.

That book is apparently the number one bestseller across the USA these days, but if you get all your news from CBC, odds are you’ve never heard of it.

The book has been out for about a month. Here’s what baffles me.

The author utterly destroys the reputation of a guy who has been made into a secular idol by legacy media.

So where are the law suits?

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I look in on Jimmy Dore from time to time. Apparently he was an actual B-list actor/comedian before covid, but frankly, I'd never heard of him till he started the current show out of his garage.

He's a little over the top at times, but it's one of the few places us old-school lefties feel at home. I'm a Tommy Douglas and pro-union kinda guy and always was, but I don't seem to have a lot of common ground with what's "left" today.

With respect to the pandemic, I was shocked at how many of my friends made "trust the drug companies" their default position.

What?

Really?

Since when?