It’s no secret that the woke crusaders in Hollywood were starving for a culture-war win. So it was only a matter of time before leftist magazines like Vanity Fair eagerly hitched their DEI wagons to the early box office success of Christopher Nolan’s twist on Homer’s Odyssey.

Never underestimate a Soros-funded eco-extremist group’s capacity to rub it in when its plan to reshape the global government regulatory framework to its financier’s vision starts taking shape.

It’s been made clear that the world’s richest man wasn’t too impressed with Christopher Nolan’s DEI-friendly twist on one of Homer’s iconic Greek hero stories. And he’s decided to do something about it.

You come at the X trolling king, you better not miss. And unfortunately for The Economist, all of cyberspace saw its editor-in-chief get torn to shreds in a debate battle with the world’s richest man.

Fortune magazine behaved like George Soros dumping more of his wealth than others into “philanthropy” was somehow some kind of an altruistic flex. No, we’re not kidding.

Pompous, lefty Economist editor-in-chief Zanny Minton Beddoes couldn’t stand that the world’s richest man just made her look like a complete idiot in front of cyberspace. The sniveling Beddoes took to CNBC's Squawk Box to kvetch.

The communist, China-based elite that has turned himself into the second coming of George Soros is now formally under criminal investigation for “foreign agent” violations. 

A former Trump critic from the American liberal billionaire class has come full circle and turned his crosshairs onto the media for being so afflicted with TDS that they have no problem lying to the public about the president regardless of the facts.

Don’t believe your lying eyes! CNN tried every narrative trick in the book to pre-spin the blockbuster June inflation numbers before anybody even knew what the data was going to say.

With news that casual dining chain Cracker Barrel had pretty much recouped its losses after it abandoned its $100 million rebrand gaffe last year, MS Now regular and political mush mouth Donny Deutsch admitted the obvious: DEI sucks as a business model.

CNN invoking the economy as a gotcha against President Trump’s retaliation for Iran’s unprovoked strikes on cargo ships is like telling FDR not to strike Japan after Pearl Harbor.

Economic dunce-in-chief Paul Krugman’s pretense that concerns over the current threat of socialism in the U.S. are just McCarthyism rebranded is the equivalent of an ostrich burying his face in the sand.  

The collective brain of The New York Timessuffered a system failure and forgot that it gets hot during summertime. Times climate reporter Raymond Zhong published an asinine piece of eco-activist agitprop with a headline that epitomized the definition of begging the question: “Without Climate Change, U.S. Heat Wave Called ‘Virtually Impossible.’”

MS Now treating the apocalyptic ramblings of Bill Nye — the so-called “Science Guy” — like serious scholarship is a criminal offense against its viewers’ intelligence.