Now that May is behind us, and everyone is still recuperating from the recent Memorial Day holiday, it is finally time for our next monthly Top Secret Writers Giveaway!
In trying to come up with a good prize for TSW readers this month, I started scouring through our articles over the past four weeks – for some divine sign. I thought that eventually the perfect giveaway prize would become clear if I looked for a pattern in our stories.
Throughout May, we covered a pretty impressive assortment of stories, not the least of which were the following – our top most popular stories for May of 2011.
--> The failure of Congress to protect Americans from cut-throat credit card interest rates.
--> Obscene tuition rates at colleges and universities around the United States.
--> Commonly believed myths about the Federal Reserve Bank.
--> The amazing and progressive passage of the Vermont Single Payer healthcare law.
And finally, after reading through Dennis' latest article published just this morning about the rise of fuel prices and the impact it is having on Americans, I realized exactly what this month's prize should be.
Announcing the May 2011 Giveaway Winner
This month, one lucky winner is going to receive a $25 gift card for free gas at any Exxon/Mobile gas station in the country.
And without further ado - this month's randomly selected winner is: Travis Lane!
Congratulations Travis - and, while we understand $25 will only buy you about an eighth of a tank, given today's sky-rocketing gas prices, we hope that it at least puts a little bit of a damper on the financial toll those prices are having.
As believers in fighting corporate greed and corruption, it's the least we can do for at least one lucky winner. Congrats Travis!
And to the rest of you that haven't won yet, never fear - we hold a TSW Giveaway for readers every single month. So bookmark us, read us, share us with friends and eventually you're bound to become a winner in an upcoming TSW reader giveaway!
Ryan Dube is editor-in-chief of TSW and an electrical engineer in the automation industry. He spends his time investigating declassified government documents, legends and conspiracy theories. Ryan has 374 post(s) at Top Secret Writers
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