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Imagine that. We have a successful journalist who actually responds to suggestions he has read in the comments about his work.

As a long ago newspaper reporter and editor, I thank you Glenn for offering transcripts of your audio and video presentations. In my old age, my hearing is not what it used to be, as illustrated by how my wife's spoken admonitions almost always seem to bypass my ears.

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Congratulations, Glenn, and great thanks for the terrific work you do.

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Great to see this all grow! Keep up the good work.

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Integrity sells…

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I love the transcripts of the videos. Thank you for that.

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Thank you 🙏 for all your work and integrity. Much appreciated.

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Thanks Glenn. I have a suggestion. I follow you on all these platforms so what happens is I read your commentaries and then I listen to you on Callin. I’m finding that your monologues are longer than it takes to read the article before you start taking callers’ questions. My personal preference would be to keep the monologues tighter and then get to the callers which might expand the discussion further from your original article. It’s just my opinion because I wonder if some of us don’t have all the time that it requires, especially when you’ve already published an article on the topic. BTW, I love you Glenn!

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Grateful for your work and effort to reach masses. MSM biases are now too excessive, balance by you critical. Thanks for adopting alternative platforms.

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Dec 7, 2021Liked by Glenn Greenwald

Typo, Glenn:

"While you still can participate in the live shows only be heard by downloading the app on iPhones (it will very shortly be available on Androids as well), all the episodes can now be heard after they are published on the Callin site:"

The problem is around the "only be heard" part there. ...Not sure of the best fix, but now you know about it!

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One of many, many reasons why I respect and admire Glenn for decades:

"Animals are beautiful, complex, majestic and fascinating -- including the ones we've been taught to fear or dislike. Along with humans and natural beauty, they're what make this planet so spectacular. Like all life, animal life is sacred and they deserve compassion and kindness."

It would be great to have a place that would permanently save his daily tweets - witty and probing. They would be an invaluable chronology of US social topics and corrections of planted misinformations....

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Happy to be one of the second year subscribers. Well worth it!

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First of all, I have never and will never be owned by a "smart" phone. Which is far outside the mainstream of modern thought I do understand, but packing around a tracking device for the Intel agencies? No thanks. What little autonomy and privacy yet remains is something I will cherish, even if it is being delusional to a large extent. I'm old, on the way out, please humor my meandering rants. "S'cuse me while I kiss the sky" has long ago been replaced by "Old man shakes his cane at clouds." OK, it's established I'm 'behind the times,' 'old and in the way,' etc, etc, but:

Your chosen platform for your enterprise is Rumble, you are asking your base to go all-in.

According to a little birdie, Peter Thiel is the mover and shaker of the platform; Mr Moneybags of super-spy firm Palantir and every other iteration of the national (international) security state, including the WEF's reach/overreach.)

Just how does that square with freedom of expression vs further built-in surveillance that inevitably and likely irrevocably attends the burgeoning Greenwald communications empire?

The word on Electro Street is Thiel has already got a bag of algorithm tricks ready to censor annd....???

Perhaps you can disabuse me of the above notions? I've been hearing there is a spate of "fake news" going around in these waning days of representative democracy and its attendant public execution by slow strangulation of the 'Republic' we only once thought we knew and had. "Inquiring minds Want to Know," and as the Bezos/CIA/WaPo funsters howl with tear-streaming laughter: "Democracy Dies In Darkness."

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I'd say this is "Intercept II" - except this might reflect badly on your new media venture. Providing actual journalism during a time of media capture and groupthink is a revolutionary act.

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Thank you for offering all the different formats!

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Thank you Glenn!

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So glad this is working out so well.

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