The Federalist | Political and corporate entities are making Trump into an example of their power to frighten the half of America who supported him in November.
The “war on terror” is now expanding to target a broad spectrum of the American population who would be morally resistant to the sorts of anti-human policies demanded by Great Reset Technocrats, Matthew Ehret writes.
While Mexico’s progressive President AMLO challenges the Big Tech corporation’s growing censorship, Twitter Latin America’s public policy head was exposed as a right-wing political operative. A senior executive at Twitter Latin America spent years working for right-wing Mexican politicians, including the notoriously corrupt Felipe Calderón. During his tenure as president, Calderón reportedly operated death squads, coordinated with drug cartels, and ordered the assassination of journalists.
Poland clamps down on Big Tech. Russia compares Trump ban to cyberspace “nuclear blast” ****News Topic 256***** ‘NUCLEAR BLAST in cyberspace’: Russia warns of dire consequences for ‘democratic values’ over Trump’s social media ban ‘NUCLEAR BLAST in cyberspace’: Russia warns of dire consequences for ‘democratic values’ over Trump’s social media ban A decision by US […]
To build an alternate social media website with a dissenting moderation policy, you must first invent the universe. Good luck.
In Yasha Levine’s seminal work, “Surveillance Valley,” the military origins of the Internet and the close relationship of social media companies to federal and local law enforcement are made patently clear.
Trudeau and Big Tech ready to squash free speech in Canada ****News Topic 252***** Trudeau wants to turn back clock on free speech GOLDSTEIN: Trudeau wants to turn back clock on free speech Appears feds really want to target speech that offends Liberals Federal Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault plans to introduce legislation and regulations this […]
Dennis Prager: ‘This Is the Reichstag Fire, Relived’ On the heels of the breach of the U.S. Capitol, Big Tech companies have swiftly censored the President, the emerging social media platform Parler was effectively shut down, and there are growing calls for no-fly lists. Does the assault on the Capitol warrant such a response? source […]
Although there may not be tanks on the streets and a dictator inciting crowds from his bully pulpit, the end result has been pretty much the same.
Thoughts that are increasingly unthinkable online may yet find success via handbilling, door-knocking, and person-to-person conversations.
