OCCAM'S RAZOR

False Narrative is as the title implies focused on exploring three major aspects associated with false narratives. The first area of exploration has to do with the longevity associated with false narratives. How these story lines often persists even after the original premise of the false narrative has been proven untrue. In fact, even when presented with the truth--what is remembered by a significant portion of society is the false narrative. (The Benghazi video lie--is one such example, where the public continues to believe in the false narrative rather than the truth.) The second feature of false narratives relevant in todays Hot Button issue of Stolen Election, Russian interference, and collusion is--Vested Interest. How false narrative tend to spawn new false narratives. Vested interest is analogous to a gambler who cannot not walk away from the table--instead of quiting when they are down they double-down. Last FN to be investigated is who creates false narrative. What requirements are necessary to foment false narratives--this is done in the chapter titled Hegemony. Occam's Razor is predicated on a single guiding principle--relief. By utilizing the principles of plausibility attributed to William of Ockham, OR is focused on addressing the frustration and anxiety that has led to so much anger regarding the Hot Button issues of the day. OR seeks to accomplish this goal by using critical reasoning (not opinion) to create objective insights and context that permits the reader to reach their own informed conclusions.

The Russians Are Coming takes a hard look at the 2016 Russian interference charge level by James Clapper and the CIA. OR explores the two distinct agenda associated with the interference storyline. The first agenda is the liberal media's (vested interest--Ebook False Narrative) desire to continue on with its stolen election narrative. The second agenda is that of the originator of the interference conspiracy. Occam's Razor goes on to examine the CIA charge in depth--largely debunking the CIA's case, giving alternative rationale to the facts presented in the CIA's public declassified report. In typical OR fashion it is the inconsistencies and contradictions of the CIA charge that lead to the conclusion the Russian interference charge was not founded in reality; but rather, was likely politically motivated. Occam's Razor is predicated on a single guiding principle--relief. By utilizing the principles of plausibility attributed to William of Ockham, OR is focused on addressing the frustration and anxiety that has led to so much anger regarding the Hot Button issues of the day. OR seeks to accomplish this goal by using critical reasoning (not opinion) to create objective insights and context that permits the reader to reach their own informed conclusions.

Was Hillary Clinton, while Secretary of State guilty of violating 18 USC 793, as it pertains to the handling of classified material? Or was the FBI probe into her private email server merely a political witch hunt? "Guilty" takes a hard look into the facts surrounding the FBI's investigation of Mrs. Clinton's private server. In the process, the statute governing the handling of controlled materials is demystified by putting 18 USC 793 into layman terms. What is the purpose of 18 USC 793? Effectively what is the letter of the law as well as the spirt of 18 USC 793? Did James Comey correctly interpret the law or did he use legal maneuvering to mislead the public? What evidence did the FBI actually collect?

"Comey's Deceit" explores the actions of former FBI director Jamers Comey during the FBI's investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server. Did the Mr. Comey cost Mrs. Clinton the 2016 Presidential election or did the former FBI director actually do everything in his power to absolve the former Secretary of State of any wrong doing. Were Mr. Comey's actions part of a preconceived plan--did James Comey in a calculated effort manipulate the FBI's probe? Why did the former FBI director insist on going public? More important, what if Mr. Comey had not gone public? Ultimately, "Comey's Deceit" takes a hard look into James Comey's motivation--was it merely to save his job?

Cultural Revolution dissects the 2016 Presidential election--trying to understand what really took place. Why did two outsiders (Sanders and Trump) garner so much support, with one of them going on to win the election? CR explored this phenomena in depth--opening up the door to an explanation few in the media have contemplated--2016 was an election of crisis. The question: Where does the country go from here? Occam's Razor is predicated on a single guiding principle--relief. By utilizing the principles of plausibility attributed to William of Ockham, OR is focused on addressing the frustration and anxiety that has led to so much anger regarding the Hot Button issues of the day. OR seeks to accomplish this goal by using critical reasoning (not opinion) to create objective insights and context that permits the reader to reach their own informed conclusions.