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In the late '80s, while flying combat rescue helicopters in the Asian theater, I graduated from a school at Nellis AFB called CATS, or Combat Aircrew Training School. Co-located with the school was the USAF Fighter Weapons School, of which the Navy's 'Top Gun' school was modeled after during the Vietnam War. The goal of the school was to train aviators in combat tactics to defeat Soviet aircraft facing us in the Cold War.

The unoffical motto of the school was, "Life's tough, but it's tougher if you're stupid."

Yesterday, I saw an article from The Georgia Examiner Substack, which I thought was incredibly stupid in its arrogance.

First, we need to take a step back and set the context.

The Georgia Record recently reported that 'The Georgia Examiner' Substack was connected to an entity called the GRA-PAC by an sms text that was delivered last week. We were told that this connection was due to a 'glitch' with a third party vendor.

The Georgia Record offered last week to contact the "third-party provider" who sent the text messages and report the facts of the matter. Notably no one from the GRA nor the GRA-PAC has contacted The Georgia Record as of time of publication.

The GRA, GRA PAC did release a statement confirming 'some of our members may be involved in The Georgia Examiner'.

Since we have no idea who wrote the childish article yesterday in The Georgia Examiner Substack, we will call him 'Glitch Man' going forward.

Yesterday, Glitch Man decided to brazenly mock the U.S. Constitution, the First Amendment, and a free press.

Yes, The Georgia Record applied for three media passes this cycle to the GA GOP convention; these passes were denied by the Georgia Republican Party.

Interestingly enough, we surmise the AJC, and other 'progressive' mocking bird media outlets were allowed to attend like last cycle, but since we were not allowed in, we can't prove it. Bill Quinn, who works with us at The Georgia Record, was a delegate to the convention and did attend on the convention floor, but was not allowed in the press area.

It seems Glitch Man doesn't respect the First Amendment.

So I decided to help Glitch Man out with a civics lesson, since he may not have been taught civics in our new and improved education system over the last several decades.

Here is what a simple internet search provides:

Let's review our foundational values at The Georgia Record, and our history in fighting for free speech.

The Georgia Record's mission is to bring truth and speak truth to power. We have done this with our Georgia Election Integrity Series.

CDM/The Georgia Record has spent tens of thousands to bring accurate polling to the state of Georgia during the 2022 cycle. We plan on conducting more polling in the near future.

While being spit on by communist demonstrators at the U.S. Air Force Academy in 1982, we were taught an important principle -- we may not like what you are saying, but we will die to fight for your right to say it.

This was not a joke, I used to have many close friends who are no longer with us today who sacrificed all for that principle. I am not big enough to walk in their shoes.

Our Georgia Record reporters were directly threatened by the Chinese Communist Party in Johns Creek prior to the 2020 election. The FBI was called in and traced the online threat to Tiananmen Square in China.

The Georgia Record's document storage unit was recently lost in an arson attack which seemed to target our storage area specifically. The surveillance cameras were turned off.

CDM/The Georgia Record has gone hard after Stacy Abrams, and the Democrat election fraud machine after the 2020 election was obviously stolen. Below are just a few examples.

We are currently suing The Trusted News Initiative, (Washington Post, AP, BBC, Reuters) with Robert F Kennedy, Jr, which censored and de-platformed CDM in 2019, 2020, and still does today.

CDM reported early on US official corruption in Ukraine, and for that we were deplatformed from over 25 Silicon Valley platforms in a short period of time, debanked multiple times, had our bank accounts wiped to zero, experienced computers randomly blowing up, received death threats to our children, and experienced family members doxed online.

We reported early on the vaccine injuries from the Covid 'vaccine' and were again attacked heavily.

I recently spoke in front of the Supreme Court of the United States on the importance of free speech.

In conclusion, many on our staff at CDM/The Georgia Record have been fighting for the values this country holds dear for decades, and placed our lives on the line for the freedom America has historically offered to all its citizens.

We are incensed that the power structure in the once Great State of Georgia no longer values these principles, and seems to lack a basic knowledge of civics.

CDM has spoken truth to power for years. We don't care where the truth lands. We have the scars to prove it and will hold up our reporting to anyone for scrutiny.

If you think we have reported in error, bring it to our attention and we will take corrective action if needed. However, we don't think that is the case.

Unfortunately, lately, the GA GOP is a candy store of corruption, just waiting to be discussed in public, and in dire need of transparency.

We are not saints at The Georgia Record; but, we are fighters.

We have a republic and The Georgia Record plans to work to keep it, by forcing transparency in government affairs, no matter where the sunlight ends up shining.

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