I hate to say I told you so

[Daniel]

but I told you so.

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To all and sundry, please feel free to share whatever it is you want to share.

And it you have nothing you want to share, this would be fine with me.

[Daniel]

Let me double-check.

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[Daniel]

Daniel said:

Let me double-check.

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I'm still right.

[Daniel]

Maybe I should run this by CBS News for a "fact check"?

I think not.

[jon-nyc]

My theory of mind of Jeffrey Sachs is he feels so guilty for imposing shock therapy on the former Soviet Union that in recompense he’s decided to parrot their propaganda for the rest of his life.

[Daniel]

You, and others here, plain will not listen to the words that are being said. What reply can a person have to something they haven't heard?

It's the same phenomenon across a range of "controversial" topics here.

Ad nauseam.

What did Richard Wolff do wrong? How is he lacking in relevant expertise? What experiences in his personal life invalidate his words?

These people and many others like them are (emphasis added) the experts.

Not Bari Weiss. Not any corporate rag outlet "fact checker".

You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink.

[Daniel]

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In his April 1, 2026 briefing, Economist Jeffrey Sachs questions why eight countries — Denmark, France, Greece, Latvia, Bahrain, Panama, Colombia and the United Kingdom — allegedly failed to acknowledge the initial strikes while describing Iran's response as unprovoked.

Sachs also raises questions about the influence of US military bases on allied countries' foreign policies and recounts his conversations with former NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.

Sachs also raises questions about the influence of US military bases on allied countries' foreign policies and recounts his conversations with former NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.

Right again.

I'm sensing a pattern.