Op-Ed

Dale’s bi-weekly Op-Ed articles that run in the Moscow-Pullman Daily News.

OpEd: Mandates and Our Military’s Health Crisis

Just as in the past (swine flu vaccine, anthrax vaccine), the government has been lying about the Covid-19 vaccines.  This editorial ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  Last July, a Pentagon whistleblower revealed a 151% increase in myocarditis among active duty military members following Covid vaccinations. Then last week, Lieutenant Ted Macie of the Navy […]

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OpEd: Prebunking COVID-19 and the Narrative of the Establishment.docx

This OpEd ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  It’s in response to Daily News columnist Terrence L Day’s critiquing me for being wrong about Covid.  Buckle up.  Terence L. Day’s critique of President Trump provides a convenient segue into discussing the necessity of prebunking—especially regarding the Covid narrative that I’ve addressed over the past 45

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OpEd: Are Calls for Decolonization a Cloak for Violence?

The reason that so many US college students and 20-somethings support Hamas’s violence against Israel is because of “Decolonization.” Read my editorial in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News to hear all about it.  My 2002 master’s thesis delved into applying the Christian Just War theory to the 9/11 terrorist attacks. I’ve become deeply familiar with its

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OpEd: The Crisis in Modern Journalism

In today’s Op-Ed in the Moscow-Pullman Daily News, I respond to Nathan Alford’s column about the demise of print media.  Some was unavoidable, but much was and is totally avoidable. In his Sept. 30 column, Moscow-Pullman Daily News Editor and Publisher Nathan Alford delved into the newspaper’s challenges in navigating the evolving media landscape. He

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Editorial: From Heroes to ‘Brainworms:’ Media’s Twisted Take on Child Trafficking

Today’s editorial concerns the media’s twisted take on the docudrama “Sound of Freedom” which shows one man’s real life battle against child sex trafficking.  And why does the Democrat’s media hate the topic so much?  News and social media platforms are abuzz about the release of the movie “Sound of Freedom.” My curiosity piqued, I

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Op-Ed: The Masterful Puppetry of the Deep State

My editorial on the Deep State pulling the strings ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  The “deep state”—a tangled network of government bodies, the intelligence community (IC), the military, and non-state actors—is no abstract concept. This elusive cabal, where unelected officials and corporate magnates pull the strings behind a facade of visible governance, defies democratic

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OpEd: Equality, Equity, and the Handicapping of Success

I take on Biden’s raising mortgage interest rates on buyers with excellent credit scores in order to subsidize those with poor credit scores. This editorial ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  Back in 1961, Kurt Vonnegut published a dystopian science fiction short story titled “Harrison Bergeron.” The story is set in 2081, when the United

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Editorial: Pentagon Documents and Praise for Whistleblowers

My Op-Ed in praise of government whistleblowers ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News:  I’m a long-time fan of government whistleblowers. Their actions have helped shine light on government wrongdoing, abuse of power, and misconduct. In 1971, Daniel Ellsberg’s leaked “Pentagon Papers” exposed how the US government systematically misled the American public about the scale, objectives,

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Editorial — The Decline of the Petrodollar: How BRICS Challenges US Currency Dominance

My editorial ran today in the Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  I’m predicting the demise of the US dollar as the world’s reserve currency.  This is a big deal. The US could never carry a $95 trillion debt (and another off-the-books $171 trillion in unfunded liabilities) if we were not the petrodollar.  Let me know what you

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Editorial: Sticker Incident Another Example of Civil Rights Violations

This Op-Ed ran in today’s Moscow-Pullman Daily News.  It is a further example of how the City of Moscow targets and prosecutes a religious minority it doesn’t like.  It’s been labeled “Stickergate”.  As I discussed in my previous column, a federal judge ruled that a civil rights case can proceed against the city of Moscow

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