This week Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Seymour Hirsch published, in the London Review of Books, a story casting substantial doubts on the Obama administration's various (and changing) stories about how Osama bin Laden came to be killed by Navy Seal Team Six. The administration and some media outlets denounced Hirsch and denied the accuracy of his story. But other parts of the media, including the New York Times, corroborated significant parts, but not all, of Hirsch's reporting.
Who to believe? Of one thing we can be sure. We the voters and taxpayers are not permitted to know the underlying facts. That's all secret, and only available to a few selected Mandarins within the government.
That the actual voters can't be trusted with the facts necessary to evaluate the actions of our government is a pattern. Join me below to discuss.