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October 27, 2023
Examining the life and logic of the Oklahoma bomber
October 27, 2023
The far right's contempt for the FBI is reaching new heights — and now they're blaming it for a mass shooting in Maine.
October 27, 2023
Promoting his latest release, Dinesh D’Souza said, “‘Police State’ is a movie that I never wanted to make, because I never wanted America to get to a point where a movie like this needed to be made.” “Our police state is in camouflage,” the writer-director elaborated during a recent appearance o...
October 19, 2023
As portions of Goose Creek and Berkeley County expand and develop with the modern amenities other areas, sometimes just yards away from new developments and buildings people are still struggling
October 19, 2023
We like to think that the journalism we do at the Inlander is anything but trivial. That said, when you've been covering the Inland Northwest...
October 18, 2023
Brent Regan’s opinion column “Pattern of Deception,” Sept. 22, listed numerous and significant instances of disinformation, including: 1) Wayne Manis was the lead FBI agent during the Ruby Ridge standoff. FACT: In his book (page 419), Manis states his only involvement in this event was to have transported/escorted Randy Weaver to a hospital then to federal detention.
October 1, 2023
In response to Tad Leach’s letter dated Sept. 27, a couple of facts regarding Randy Weaver and Ruby Ridge. The cascade of events actually began when the ATF broke the law by engaging in a three-year entrapment operation (Gus Magisano) followed by the wrong court date (Richins Letter to Weaver). It’s well documented that had Randy Weaver agreed to work with ATF as an informant (their original goal, hence the entrapment), “nobody would know his name,” as all charges in the 1/8-inch short b...
September 27, 2023
Brent Regan ended his Sept. 22 opinion column with, “Now you’re smart enough to see the pattern because for you, it’s just common sense.” I concur. The pattern is Regan’s constant use of the psychological tactic of “poisoning the well,” a technique where he attempts to assail the personality of a speaker to discredit them, so you don’t have to listen to their message.