The Communist cost of obtaining the evidence

Why spreading the truth is getting expensive

I write this, having been in this media sphere for nearly 18 months. The rules, some of you may have noticed, have changed dramatically when it comes to free speech and the First amendment. That is to say, the standards are not the same, and while the Left knows this, it doesn’t bother them the way it would bother people with universal principles.

To the Left, certain speech falls under “violence” — that is, free speech must also be nice, accomodating and must not rock the boat too much.

The good news, is that more are coming forward to us with the truth about CT school districts. But the bad news is—like other industries promoting the Cult of Trans for example—is that those inside our school districts who know the truth, are often trapped under pressure. They can leave their union; but they risk far more if they dare say what’s really going on.

The truth is getting expensive. James O’Keefe has made offers in CT for obtaining coveted video evidence; these offers are sadly far below the bar.

I’m told one such offer was $10,000 for a recording; the thing is, there must be a $500,000 minimum offer for each insider—for the salary and benefits that EACH of these stands to certainly lose when they dish out the recorded truth.

Can you ask high-risk insiders to give up their entire livelihoods without a hint of financial safety? Under Communism, the answer is —

Sally Finck is managing editor at The Continental Tribune LLC.