Jun 26: Birth of the Project

Birth of the Project (and why I am done with BIG MEDIA)

Let’s be real: most people don’t trust the mainstream media anymore. CNN, MSNBC, even Fox—they’ve all gotten too cozy with the same talking points, the same big donors, and the same tired narratives. That’s why this blog exists. We were tired of yelling at our screens, tired of being gaslit, and honestly? Tired of feeling like we weren’t allowed to ask basic questions without being labeled some kind of extremist.

This isn’t just some ranty corner of the internet. It’s part of something bigger—what you might call the new conservative media wave. And that wave didn’t come out of nowhere. It’s been building for years. If you’ve watched The Big Mig Show, Tucker on X (or Rumble), or Timcast IRL, then you already know what I’m talking about.

We’ve been watching all this happen—watching people ditch cable news, watching creators build their own platforms, watching independent voices finally get the attention they deserve. And we thought: why not join in?

This blog is our little piece of that puzzle. It’s where we’ll write what we actually think. It’s where we’ll share stuff that probably wouldn’t make it through a newsroom editor. It’s where we can be honest, even if it ruffles feathers.

Because at the end of the day, we’re not here to be “balanced.” We’re here to be real.

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