Dewey Fernfield
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He’s not a native English speaker, and Dewey Fernfield is certainly not his real name. His arguments are often loosely connected and at times barely coherent. His main purpose is to get you on his email list, push his tips and benefit from advertising revenue.
Conclusion: waste of time. Where did Christoforou get this weirdo !
Why does the fact that he may not be “a native English speaker” make him a suspect and a “weirdo? Are you a xenophobe? Is it your position that all native American English speakers must therefore be taken seriously and trusted?
True what you say of the language part but I’ve noticed as well that there’s a distinct hype to Dewey’s headlines of articles. Mountainous rhetoric overshadowing the topic itself. That’s been more a turn off than a turn on to me. We’ve had enough literal hyperbole from the MSM for years now that a mere whiff of it elsewhere is enough to flip my off switch.
Maybe there is meat to his articles but I’ve not bothered to read them for the glossy, overhyped packaging.