Unexpectedly, this has turned into a year of interruptions for me, which means that once again I have to take time off to deal with personal matters Continue reading →
I am taking a break to spend time with visiting COVID-19-free family. Continue reading →
A funny thing happened three Sundays ago (Feb. 9). . . Okay, not funny ha-ha. My cat’s overexuberant love bite had infected, doubling the size of my left hand. So it was off to an urgent care facility, where the doc took one look at my hand and said, “TO THE ER. NOW!” That if I didn’t go, I would be in a coma by morning and hauled off in an ambulance and sepsis could kill me. Who’s to argue about that? Continue reading →
Intrepid Report will resume publishing Jan. 1
It’s been another trying year for progressives but whatever you celebrate at this time of year—Chanukah, Christmas, Festivus—you need to take a break from the madness to renew yourselves for what is ahead in 2020. Continue reading →
I will be spending next week with family members I haven’t seen since last year. Continue reading →
It’s that time of year again for me to spend time with visiting family and friends. I will be taking next week off and if all goes as planned, I will be taking off the week of November 18. Continue reading →
While at 11 pm Dorian is still a Category 5 and continuing to rip away at the Bahamas, we still don’t know where it’s going to hit in Florida and how strong it will be. Continue reading →
Take the anti-empire pledge!
The thing that tends to hold us back when it comes to making a better country and a better world is the elephant in the room corporate media never see: The Empire. Continue reading →
Once again, I am taking a break to spend time with visiting family. Continue reading →
Thanks to the support of readers, I am halfway there to raising the $2,000 needed to pay for the new computer and software upgrades that work with Windows 10. If Intrepid Report is important to you, please help me raise the balance and consider making a monthly donation so I can keep publishing. Continue reading →
My main computer died last Friday and I have been struggling all week on a borrowed computer to keep Intrepid Report publishing. While a new computer is on the way, my equipment fund is empty. Hence, I turn to you for help. Continue reading →
Intrepid Report will resume publishing Jan. 7, 2019
As John W. Whitehead wrote, “What a year.” Now it’s time for breather to enjoy the holidays, whatever you celebrate, with family and friends. Continue reading →
Yes, another break for me to spend time with more visiting family. Continue reading →
It’s time for me to take a break and spend time with visiting family. Continue reading →
It’s hard to believe that I have been publishing online for 20 years, from September 5, 1998, as Online Journal and, in early February 2011, rebranded as Intrepid Report. Continue reading →
Having places to go and people to annoy, I am taking a few weeks off while we still have some semblance of freedom of movement and association. Continue reading →
Get beyond corporate medicine to natural healing. The best medicine in the world is in John Balkwill’s The Book of Healing in a concise, easy to read, 27-page .pdf format. Continue reading →
Get beyond corporate medicine to natural healing. The best medicine in the world is in John Balkwill’s The Book of Healing in a concise, easy to read, 27-page .pdf format. Continue reading →
Get beyond corporate medicine to natural healing. The best medicine in the world is in John Balkwill’s The Book of Healing in a concise, easy to read, 27-page .pdf format. Continue reading →
Needing a break from the madness, I am taking a long weekend off to spend with family. Continue reading →
On New Year’s Eve, just as I went to upload Monday’s articles to Intrepid Report, my router/modem died. No Internet! I was promised a new one would arrive Tuesday. So much for promises. It finally arrived today after I had, shall we say, some words for tech support. Continue reading →
With family and friends coming and going for the next three to four weeks, I will be publishing two to three times a week, instead of the usual five times. Continue reading →
Compared to the devastation caused by Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria, we came through Irma practically unscathed, except for food spoilage. Continue reading →
Sorry to make this a short week publishing as we make final preparations for the arrival of Hurricane Irma. Continue reading →
Intrepid Report will resume publishing Monday, March 27. Continue reading →
Intrepid Report will resume publishing Jan. 5
May you find comfort and joy in family and friends this holiday season whatever you celebrate. Continue reading →
This year’s elections have left yours truly drained.
Yes, Donald Trump, a sexual predator, a misogynist, a racist, a liar, a cheat, a con man extraordinaire, and a narcissist, who has never held public office and may not even be as rich as he claims, will, barring anything unforeseen, become president of the United States on January 20, 2017. Continue reading →
We are just a few hundred dollars from closing our budget gap. Please help by donating whatever you can, whether it’s a one-time donation of $5 or more or a monthly subscription. Continue reading →
We are now $635 from closing our budget gap. Please help by donating whatever you can, whether it’s a one-time donation of $5 or more or a monthly subscription. Continue reading →
We are now $750 from closing our budget gap. Please help by donating whatever you can, whether it’s a one-time donation of $5 or more or a monthly subscription. Continue reading →
Update: If Intrepid Report is important to you, we very much need your support. Continue reading →
Update: When you read Eric Zuesse’s two-part series, American Samizdat—Publication Forbidden in the US (http://www.intrepidreport.com/archives/18614 and http://www.intrepidreport.com/archives/18634), you’ll have another glimpse into how the corporate media and even some of the alternative media that rely on foundations and deep pockets are controlled, which makes your support for totally independent Intrepid Report, which takes no corporate or foundation money, so very important. Continue reading →
