What Got You Questioning Mainstream Narratives? Please Comment Below. [Sarcastic Hashtagging #04 (Forgetting Our Journeys) {NV}]

It was back in the 1990s when I finally realized that the Mainstream Media's narratives depended almost exclusively on which president their journalists, anchors, and pundits had been -- often not so subtly -- endorsing for the presidency.

If for some reason they seemed to like the guy then they almost never EFFECTIVELY questioned even his most stupid or harmful seeming action or policy; but if they did not like the guy then EVERYTHING was up for criticism and no matter what, he could do absolutely no good at all in their eyes.

But it was really when the Mainstream Media intimated that Hillary Clinton supporters were racists during the Dem Party's primary for not immediately dumping her and supporting Barack Obama when first he stumbled upon stage -- and people gloss over how BAD he was on the debate stage in the beginning -- then they were racists. That insane and outrageously obscene media intimation finally shocked my eyes wide full open.

What's the thing or things that got you questioning government, media, etc.? Looking forward to reading your comments! Cheers.

In junior high a teacher brought in binders about Nikola Tesla that she made herself. As she taught us about this incredible individual, I got wondering what else I hadn't been told. Later in my teens it hit me that I heard about National Socialist Germany ad nauseum but almost nothing about the USSR or other communist regimes. So I started deep-diving into the latter's histories. After the Waco massacre happened I asked myself if I knew the "crazy Davidians torched themselves" claim to be true, if there were perhaps superior alternative narratives. I asked around, searched around, bought and watched -Waco: The Big Lie-.

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