The Information Equilibrium

  Treason, Traitor, and Tyranny The Russian Collusion Conspiracy   There is an awful lot to digest from the recent releases of now unclassified documents  on the attempted coup and subversion of the Trump administration in 2016 . The releases set the stage for the Attorney General Pam Bondi to establish a Grand Jury to hear evidence that  will likely  result in multiple indictments – and hopefully multiple convictions.  While  I will  address  the three major sets of  information  declassified and  release d  by the DNI, Senate  Judiciary,  and House Intelligence Committee s ,  I will   ask you to take a step back to  understand  the  broader picture  taking place .  Declassified Documents:  The   release of previously classified documents   only validated what we knew – that the Russian Collusion story was a lie, a hit piece by Hillary, and that multiple national...

  Radical left borrowed playbook from Soviet Union From the 2020 election to DEI propaganda, the goal has always been total control By Edward Haugland  -   Wednesday, July 23, 2025 OPINION: Getting  Russia  to the negotiating table, and succeeding, requires more than sanctions, tariffs or weapons. Success requires penetrating, influencing and disrupting the Russian information environment. This is no easy task and is as complex as targeting and bombing the Iranian nuclear complex. Russian ruler Vladimir Putin is playing by his rules, not those of the Western world. He is comfortable with the tactics and techniques of the old Soviet Union’s KGB. He is used to controlling things, especially the flow of information, and is adept at removing obstacles using assassination, terror or war. Still, he can be made to squirm. The Soviets were adept at disinformation, advancing their desired perceptions using Western and global networks to drive favorable narratives. Mr. Pu...