Liberal Think Tanks Fantasy or Legitimacy
By: Lance Winslow
Anyone who studies think tanks and has any specialty of knowledge knows how they twist the data in their research, reports and conclusions of other people’s research. It is amazing the amount of BS and questionable conclusions that these think tanks come up with sometime. Then we watch the politicians use these issues to promote their agendas. It is unfortunate that those who label their group’s think tanks are so completely politically driven. Most who study think tanks know how Liberal think tanks in particular conveniently modify their data or use specific research and neglect to even admit the existence of data or research to the contrary of their conclusions.
Liberal Think Tanks purport to want to intellectually debate issues, which is pure and utter hokum. Instead they use fake, false and misleading data sets and bad interpretation of research in order to propel their political agenda. They say that they are representing the majority of the middle when indeed they are completely as far left as possible. They attack the intelligence of real experience and observation for a utopian viewpoint, yet refuse to admit that it takes effort and monies to make it happen. Instead attack those conscientious entrepreneurial folks who step up to the plate to make it happen. Calling them scoundrels just out for a buck? Instead they sue these doers and fall back and solicit their friends or our tax dollars and perhaps have a fundraiser to put up a few dollars and then congratulate them selves and start attending parties and invite the media for photo-op. All the while anyone witnessing such knows the plan is ill conceived and destine to failure because all the original data supporting the effort was manipulated or came from bogus notions. I challenge the liberal think tanks to open their minds and look at the whole picture and come out of the cave and see what is causing the flickers inside on your way out of your shallow boxes. Think on this, think about a world which thinks in reality, not in a box.
Lance Winslow