First in a series helping readers commit the sin of "doing their own research," featuring a Q&A with Paul Holden, a South Africa-born citizen of the UK who teaches civic investigation
Tenders Electronic Daily might be the most British thing I ever heard. I feel like half the Bennie Hill Sketches started with him putting down his tea and a copy of Tenders Electronic Daily.
What a fantastic public service. As a former reference librarian I applaud this contribution to information literacy and, hopefully, the rehabilitation of the information commons.
PLEASE HELP ME! All of my recommendations have been from March, April, and May for the past several months! I have emailed and messaged EVERYONE I can think of for help (including one of the Substack creators) No one is helping me! This is not a setting issue. I can’t even imagine a scenario in which I could request all of my recommendations be from several months ago. This is my last effort to get this time-consuming problem rectified. This started in August!! I will be stopping all paid subscriptions and uninstalling the Substack app on December 1st if cannot get this rectified.
Top notch. You and Paul are doing the Lord’s work with this one. Equipping like-minded folks with quality tools to do their own deep dives has the potential to exponentially increase the exposure of corruption. And other news that’s just interesting. Well done.
What a great project this is. A service to humanity in this early infantile digital age.
Yes, agreed, I said virtually the same thing on the opening essay.
Shamed for Doing Your Own Research: Jimmy Dore Brilliantly Breaks Down the COVID Propaganda: https://old.bitchute.com/video/4DdN99KD76JO [1:45mins]
From that hilarious video:
Someone says: "I'm going to go buy a car"
COVID logic replies: "Don't look into it. Ask the salesman he's the expert. What are you, Henry Ford?"
Thank you. I had not seen this.
Awesome
Thanks
Tenders Electronic Daily might be the most British thing I ever heard. I feel like half the Bennie Hill Sketches started with him putting down his tea and a copy of Tenders Electronic Daily.
It’s actually an EU thing. But yes it does sound British. Probably because the British designed the EU bureaucracy. Before they left.
In the sketch Benny Hill puts down the attenders Electronic Daily and runs after a bunch of scantily clad women from Brussels.
In speeded up time.
Hoping Matt will continue to do the research for me....
What a fantastic public service. As a former reference librarian I applaud this contribution to information literacy and, hopefully, the rehabilitation of the information commons.
Wow. Wow. Wow. "Aroused" 🤣
This is great. Thank you.
Incredibly useful.
We like Higher Gov. It's more user-friendly than USAspending, but there is a cost: https://www.highergov.com/
If you only knew how many times I’ve seen people screaming on NextDoor or Facebook about the idiots “doing their own research”.
PLEASE HELP ME! All of my recommendations have been from March, April, and May for the past several months! I have emailed and messaged EVERYONE I can think of for help (including one of the Substack creators) No one is helping me! This is not a setting issue. I can’t even imagine a scenario in which I could request all of my recommendations be from several months ago. This is my last effort to get this time-consuming problem rectified. This started in August!! I will be stopping all paid subscriptions and uninstalling the Substack app on December 1st if cannot get this rectified.
Top notch. You and Paul are doing the Lord’s work with this one. Equipping like-minded folks with quality tools to do their own deep dives has the potential to exponentially increase the exposure of corruption. And other news that’s just interesting. Well done.
Kick ass. I wish there was a small army pulling bulk data and putting it into place that AI can access and analyze.
Or maybe AI can learn to query the databases? Tells you how much I know about this stuff…