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The Scott Adams podcast recently quoted the journalism of the David Horowitz Freedom Center on two separate occasions. It’s a sign that our work continues to reach and influence the ‘influencers’.
Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center, is an investigative journalist and writer focusing on the radical Left and Islamic terrorism.
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Turn of the nineteenth century German sociologist Max Weber coined the phrase “iron cage” to describe the fate of Western man in the inhuman bureaucracy attendant to technological “progress.” Weber’s critique foreshadowed Scott Adams’ comic strip creation, “Dilbert,” a lovable fall guy in the absurd world of “woke” office politics. Indeed, the “Dilbert” comic strip was cancelled by newspapers nationwide after Adams mocked DEI in the funny papers and had the temerity to give a real life middle finger to black racists who expressed ambivalence when polled about whether whites have a right to exist. The Democ-rat “iron cage” may have cancelled “Dilbert,” but not Scott Adams. Check out his podcast.
Good job. Sometimes the good guys win.
More than you know. I am pretty sure Mike Benz was an avid reader of “Discover the Networks”.