The Townhall

By Gugulethu Hughes A couple of days ago, the new Covid-19 variant was first sequenced by a scientist based in Botswana in four vaccinated individuals. Immediately, thereafter, South Africa hijacked…

Jack Dorsey leaves Twitter and it instantly starts burning money

December 2, 2021

The Townhall, Business, Social issues

By Matthew Delaney A basic rule in business is that you don’t bite the hand that feeds you. Twitter just chomped a beak-sized hole into its future earnings potential with…

The elephant in the room that could get you censored

December 1, 2021

By Che The following is a true story about a man named John who lived around the corner from the house I grew up in. I’m telling this story, not…

Shun the quack: The story of San Francisco’s dangerous DA

November 30, 2021

By Kevin Botelho Aesop’s Fable of the Cat & the Birds: A Cat was growing very thin. As you have guessed, he did not get enough to eat. One day…

Comedian Tim Dillon nails the Rittenhouse verdict on the head

November 27, 2021

By Camino Chávez You can always count on real comedians to make sense out of the absurdity of the day. Right on cue, stand-up comedian Tim Dillon tweeted, “The takeaway from all of…

Should we really tax the rich?

November 26, 2021

By Che “We must demand that the extremely wealthy pay their fair share. Period,” tweeted Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders. There really exists no particular context for the statement other than…

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The Right doesn’t have an empathy problem, they have a messaging problem

November 24, 2021

By Adam B. Coleman In a recent conversation I hosted on my weekly Twitter Spaces, we stumbled upon the topic of empathy coming from the right side of the political…

The effeminate worldview of Colin Kaepernick

November 23, 2021

By Che At the end of October, Netflix released the long-anticipated mini-series on Colin Kaepernick’s life, Colin in Black and White. The former NFL quarterback turned social justice warrior does…

Zombie nation: How mass formation is brainwashing us

November 22, 2021

By EMC2 I’m an 80’s kid. I love the 80’s and desperately miss that period of Americana where everyone got along. We loved our country, loved President Reagan, knew what…

Women submit to men, not the other way around

November 20, 2021

By Che While incarcerated, I spent a number of years studying the religion of Islam; the tenants, the principles, and the culture. I was intrigued by the discipline and structure…

A broken ‘realness’ culture threatens Nipsey Hussle’s legacy

November 19, 2021

By Matthew Delaney Traveling to Los Angeles the other week, I went to see The Marathon Clothing store at Slauson Plaza, the crown jewel of slain rapper Nipsey Hussle’s budding…

After the death of Young Dolph, when will we get serious?

November 18, 2021

By Che Adolph Robert Thornton, Jr., also known as Young Dolph, was murdered in his hometown of Memphis yesterday. The 36-year-old father of two had stopped to buy some cookies…

The origins of America’s obesity epidemic part two: Fat fears

November 17, 2021

By mTm Advisors This is Part Two in a two-part series. Click here for part one. When did we get scared about health? In 1955, President Dwight D. Eisenhower had…

The origins of America’s obesity epidemic part one: M.P.A.C.

November 16, 2021

By mTm Advisors “A very good sign that you’ve misunderstood the cause of a disorder is your inability to treat or prevent it.” Welcome to the Medical – Pharmaceutical –…

Portland embodies Progressives’ identity crisis

November 15, 2021

By Matthew Delaney Progressives have a choice to make: Do they want to be a movement in service to the people, or a social club in service of their own…

Guilty or not, the agenda behind the Rittenhouse trial is clear

November 13, 2021

By Che I had no intention of commenting on the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. Not because it’s not worth discussing, the case does present nuances that speak volumes to radical policy…

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Life is an accelerator

November 12, 2021

By John C. Baldwin Over the past ten weeks, you have followed my journey as I navigate the tech ecosystem. It has not been easy. In the past few weeks,…

The Rittenhouse trial overshadows Jacob Blake’s sins

November 11, 2021

By Adam B. Coleman As the Kyle Rittenhouse trial continues, we have legal analysts hyper focusing on the charges brought against Kyle, media pundits giving their takes, and average Americans…

Leverage of the seed: How corporations use food to control us

November 10, 2021

By mTm Advisors “We cannot force anyone to hear a message they are not willing to receive, but we must never underestimate the power of the seed” ~Tc In my…

Schools need to teach gun safety and marksmanship

November 9, 2021

By Benjamin Wetmore There are so many left-wing memes about gun ownership and gun violence that are easy to disprove. Whether it’s how suicides inflate ‘gun violence’ numbers to make crime look…

When opportunity knocks; know how to answer

November 8, 2021

By John C. Baldwin On Sunday nights, I review the week ahead and map out a weekly game plan. By week’s end, the goal is to accomplish a certain number…

The ‘noble savage’ myth pollutes our actions on climate change

November 7, 2021

By Matthew Delaney We may have outgrown the myth of the “noble savage,” but that legacy still damages environmental policy across the globe. You’ve likely heard of the myth, at least in…

Identity politics caused Democrats’ loss in Virginia

November 5, 2021

By Adam B. Coleman The morning of November 3rd, 2021, shock waves were felt throughout the Democrat establishment. Hours before, Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe (D) lost his reelection bid and…

The harvest of deception part 5: Let the poor court the rich

November 4, 2021

By mTm Advisors This is part five in a five-part series. Read part one here. I want to share a blog I wrote earlier this year. In the blog, I…

The harvest of deception part four: Weaponizing our food supply

November 3, 2021

By mTm Advisors This is part four in a five-part series. Read part one here. Who controls the world’s food supply? When the United States was founded in the 1700s,…

The harvest of deception part 3: the food cartel

November 2, 2021

By mTm Advisors This is part three in a series. Read part one here. Grower data In 2003, the U.S. and Argentina accounted for 90% of the GE crops grown…

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The harvest of deception part 2: America’s artificial food supply

November 1, 2021

By mTm Advisors This is part two in a series. Read part one here. Canola Canola is derived from Rapeseed. In 1956, the American FDA banned rapeseed from the human…

The harvest of deception part one: Food designed to kill

October 29, 2021

By mTm Advisors To begin with, I come from Texas and my grandfather farmed the land in which I have settled. I reside on the Llano Estacado, the Caprock of the Texas Panhandle, The…

What does it mean to be ‘black leadership?’

October 28, 2021

By Adam B. Coleman There are people within America that believe black Americans should take their cues from the men and women deemed as ‘leaders.’ They’re supposed to be our…

Rural Americans are all too aware of urban disdain

October 26, 2021

By Matthew Delaney Every so often we get a glimpse into the id, as Sigmund Freud would call it, of one side of the cultural spectrum. A segment on CNN…

Dealing with the roadblocks founders run into

October 25, 2021

By John C. Baldwin There’s something about October. When the weather changes and daylight savings time arrives, it lets us know we’re on the verge of the new year. However,…

The real January insurrection took place in Hawaii

October 23, 2021

By Derek Franklin (This is the second in a multi-part series called the Unites States of Regime Change. To read the first part, click here.) “The beginning of wisdom is…

After the Arizona election audit, who do you trust?

October 22, 2021

By Barrington Martin II In the information age of American politics, who do you trust to give you the news you need? In 2016, a Microsoft-sponsored study stated that the…

Spike in murders is easy to understand, hard to solve

October 21, 2021

By Matthew Delaney One of the strangest elements of this pandemic has been its correlation with a massive surge in murders — despite being told every person we meet could…

Are black women ok with Meek Mill & Hip-Hop defining their image?

October 20, 2021

By Adam B. Coleman We can’t control what other people say about us or even how they portray us. Being misrepresented comes with the territory as far as being a…

I asked an active-duty Marine his thoughts on the military’s vaccine mandate

October 19, 2021

By John Sullivan Late in August, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin issued a memo mandating the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine for all members of the armed forces. This was a…

The importance of building your MVP (most viable product)

October 18, 2021

By John C. Baldwin There are a few terminologies first time founders immediately hear when venturing into the tech ecosystem. Terms like VCs, equity, unicorn, valuation, and MVP or minimum…

In defense of Cori Bush and working class politicians

October 16, 2021

EDITOR NOTE: This article is a response to an earlier ScoonTV article that can be read here. By Torraine Walker Cori Bush first came to prominence as a protester responding…

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The vaccine mandate’s backdoor assault on religion

October 15, 2021

By Matthew Delaney Your religion is the next sacrifice to make as we work toward our “new normal.” Just like kids wearing masks in school, paying $4 for gas and…

Microchips and a potential WW3 are destroying the used car market

October 14, 2021

The Townhall, Business, Social issues

By John Sullivan As many Americans endure the rising prices that come with inflation, there is a particular market seeing prices skyrocket. That market is none other than the used…

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Why I criticize black culture and not others

October 13, 2021

Social issues

By Adam B. Coleman As someone who sometimes writes about controversial topics, like race, I’m always prepared for backlash. Although I lack the level of fame to get overwhelming vitriol…

The problem with ‘power to the people’

October 12, 2021

By Che “Power to the people.” This is the slogan heard around the world during the Civil Rights Era, when marginalized people cried out to their oppressor for the right…

How to gain traction for your Startup company

October 11, 2021

By John C. Baldwin “Sounds interesting, send over your deck and let me take a look at what you’re doing,” he said. When you get one of those as a…

The push for the New World Order begins now

October 9, 2021

By Matthew Delaney What do porn, National Anthem protests, and the casual use of the N-word all have in common? They each numb us to things we previously thought were…

Inside the mind of unvaccinated black America

October 8, 2021

By Matthew Delaney Vaccinated and unvaccinated Americans don’t only disagree on the importance of being inoculated against Covid-19. They aren’t even speaking the same language about the virus. “I don’t…

Nuance is the new ‘N-word’

October 7, 2021

By Adam B. Coleman People generally desire to make situations simplistic in order to make it consumable. Too much complexity can be easily viewed as stressful, tedious, and unnecessary. I…

In defense of a library banning books

October 6, 2021