As you may know, my fifteen minutes of fame kicked in this week. Award-winning journalist, Ronald Kessler ran a story in Newsmax about me and my observations of the young Barack Obama's radical socialist perspective during his days at Occidental College in Los Angeles. One of the interesting things about this experience has been tracking how the information leaked out and which, if any, channels of communication worked the best.
One of my biggest surprises was the role that YouTube played in getting this message out. Ironically, the biggest impact - so far - has been the interview I did with Breitbart TV's "The B-Cast."
http://www.breitbart.tv/the-b-cast-interview-was-obama-a-committed-marxist-in-college/
What is most curious to me, however, is that I came to the attention of the B-Cast staff through contacts who knew me from You Tube. Part of the problem is that I never got many hits on the You Tube videos I did in the past, so I assumed that it wasn't a well-regarded channel of information, at least for conservatives. I'm rethinking that assumption right now. At any rate, please subscribe to my You Tube channel. Now that I know people are looking at it, I'll take it more seriously and use it as a tool for getting around the mainstream media.
John C. Drew, Ph.D. is an award-winning political scientist.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Most Popular Posts
-
WILLIAMSTOWN, MA - Chad Topaz appears to be desperate for legitimacy now that his widely condemned plans to get a white female professo... -
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Democrat candidate for Congress. We don't need farmers, we have grocery stores. Nothing is built in Ame... -
WILLIAMSTOWN, MA - Academics offended by the extremism of Chad M. Topaz , a woke Williams College math professor, have organized a peti... -
Jack Cashill voices the pain of those of us who are doing the journalistic work we once thought was the sole responsibility of CBS’s 60 Mi... -
Seyi Olaose ’22 confronting white student representatives during a College Council meeting at Williams College on April 9, 2019. ...
No comments:
Post a Comment