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My documented point is that the Icarus Project is rooted in Utah. And it sells its very limited merchandise through a company in Pennsylvania. The related point is that RFU is rooted in the US, and sells its very limited and very similar merchandise though a company with support in Hong Kong.

Please help me to understand why this is so important to you and why any of these things makes this website’s or any similar website’s information suspect?

I get that you feel this is noteworthy since this is your trademark complaint here since I first noticed you here, but I truly do not understand your point.

If making money from one’s efforts is somehow wrong, then wouldn’t this standard make virtually all news websites illegitimate?

Using Tucker Carlson’s example, you know he is being paid, right? Do you not trust his work and/or his opinions, because you do know he makes money from them, right?

I really and truly am trying to understand you, okay? Please help me to understand what is it about making money from the work one does would automatically disqualify that work’s legitamacy?

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I merely added information to the thread, and more information can be read any way one wishes to take it. You like the Utah-based content creators? Fine. Enjoy. You like their making money? Fine. Buy a t-shirt. Maybe a mug too.