Journalism is under assault today. Aside from being one of the toughest jobs out there because of political anger that can lose subscribers for running a piece with which readers disagree or the tumultuous terrain of "optics feminism" and other poltical purity tests, the survival of journalists economically is rough going.  We need to raise funds today! You may or may not be one of our subscribers, but if you read our magazine or listen to our podcast, please consider supporting our work so that we might continue to produce our show and magazine.

Investigative journalistic pieces usually take anywhere from several weeks to two months to produce and they usually involve FOI requests, myriad interviews, research, fact-checking and then the writing and editing process. Here are some of our recent pieces that were quite popular among our readership: "Rainbow Washing Women Out of Existence" investigated how marketing and PR strategies create men like Dylan Mulvaney to pump up a faltering market (Bud Light) and to "awoken" their client base (Nike). Our piece " Anatomy of the Near Murder of Kellie-Jay Keen" examined the mobs in New Zealand that came very close to taking human life while buttressed ideology from the so-called "left feminists" who use defamation to stoke their faltering narrative as Keen is clearly winning over the base of working-class women and invoking leftist action on the streets. And "The End of Press Freedom?" investigates how legacy media is propogating ideology when covering the issue of gender ideology while interpreting how British organisations like Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO), Office of Communications (Ofcom) and the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) are forcing journalists to break their own ethics of integrity and veracity. This last piece represents months of research and interviews with mainstream journalists, press corps heads and legal experts. 

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