If you're weighing up the best way to spend 25 mins of your time to understand what's really at stake in this week's election, you can't do better than this film https://t.co/iAOuBFkIZU
— Jonathan Cook (@Jonathan_K_Cook) December 10, 2019
this video is going up in a bunch of places but here's mine: my take on the AS controversy and why intentionally fanning the flames, as so many are doing, endangers Jewish people pic.twitter.com/yXgKrRBKvT
— David Graeber (@davidgraeber) December 3, 2019
[source of this tweet]I got Unitarian, followed by Reform Judaism, followed by Paganism, followed by liberal Christianity, which are all groups I've either joined or briefly pursued joining. So, highly reliable quiz I guess https://t.co/rB6pUDui6i via @po_st
— Eleanor Amaranth Lockhart (@BootlegGirl) May 31, 2019
Every year or so around my birthday I like to pause and write an essay outlining where I stand and what I’m doing here as clearly as possible. I do this partly because I think it’s important for crowd-funded media to be fully transparent about where they’re coming from so that people can decide if it’s something they want to support, and partly because the sheer volume of material I publish makes it possible for people to spin false narratives about my worldview in a way that’s difficult for others to fact-check without combing through hundreds of essays.
So here are 11 things my readers might want to know about me, with hyperlinks to my relevant writings on the subject.
You can follow the link below to see the answer.
Meanwhile you can if you like take a look at this PDF document on “What we wish people knew …”
And now for that link mentioned in the first sentence of this post:
