President Donald Trump’s deregulation plan for meatpacking has received major blowback from some Democrats. Glenn Beck says trump broke the meat monopoly, while Democrats cry foul.
Is Trump merely making a play for cheap votes in November? Will we see a burgers costing less than $10 again?
Citizen journalist Ethan Faulkner joins me to expose the quiet dismantling of small-town America. As local businesses vanish, corporate giants move in, reshaping communities and consolidating economic power.
We break down what’s happening on the ground, why mom-and-pop shops are being pushed out, and what this trend means for the future of American independence and self-sufficiency. Here’s more from Seth Holehouse on Man in America.
The U.S. Department of Justice wants to force Google to sell off Chrome — its browser — and ban Google from starting up a new browser for a period of five years. This is on account of Google’s monopolistic practices and abuses of power.
Google’s actions have allegedly led to the shutdown of 90% of blogs, decimating traffic and revenue for content creators through its monopoly power. Google is accused of shadow banning content creators, restricting their traffic and visibility to maintain market dominance.
The proposal suggests allowing content creators to opt out of Google using their work to train its large language model AI. Google may be required to halt anti-competitive payments to distributors like Apple and be prohibited from acquiring interests in search rivals.Let’s hope the incoming Trump administration also forces Google to split off YouTube. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
This past summer, federal judge Ahmit Mehta ruled that Alphabet Inc., the parent company of Google, had illegally monopolized the search engine market. Now, the judge and U.S. Department of Justice are weighing options for how Google can rectify that situation.
One of the key options being pushed by state attorney generals who originally filed suit against Google would require the company to sell off parts of its business, much as AT & T was forced to dismantle its operating structure in 1984.
Mehta isn’t expected to decide how the restructuring will be done until a second trial, set to begin in April 2025. Here, The Quartering examines the options and wonders aloud which divisions Google might relinquish.
Could YouTube be spun off? How about Google’s Chrome browser? The Android operating system? How about components of the Google Play Store? There are many options and variables, meaning this upcoming trial will likely be just as heated, and just as financially consequential, as the original trial and verdict.
This video is about the powerful families of industry and banking who shaped the 21st century. The first segment about the Rockefeller’s and the Rockefeller Foundation is taken straight from my book, The Deep State Encyclopedia, which is now available for purchase (Release day March 7th)! More from Really Graceful.
Every year Big Tech and Media moguls gather in Sun Valley to roll out censorship campaigns or build their monopolies. Not many people pay attention to the meetings, but Mark Dice gives them a closer look.
Everywhere people trash capitalism. It’s become the punching bag of choice because people don’t understand it. Popular refrains are: The rich always get richer, or capitalism funnels all the money to the top one percent.
Appearing on the John Stossel podcast, economist Dan Mitchell sets the record straight and busts the ridiculous ideas about rich entrepreneurs, income inequality and monopolies. Says Mitchell, “The rich get richer in a capitalist society, but guess what? The rest of us get richer as well.” Here more with Stossel and Mitchell.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, slams Twitter and Facebook during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on election suppression. Both Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg and Twitter’s Jack Dorsey got ripped for censoring, berating, blocking and harassing conservatives and Christians. We would have gone even further than Cruz. It’s time both these social media companies paid a heavy price for violating Americans’ civil rights. More from Fox News.
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Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Missouri, also made a big splash on Tuesday, uncovering secretive Facebook content monitoring. This company, just like Twitter, needs to be subjected to anti-trust legislation so their monopolies are broken up. They are not fair and objective, but biased on behalf of Leftists. So long as they hold powerful monopolies, America’s freedoms are in danger. More from Fox News.
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There was a lot of things revealed today in the Senate Judiciary Committee and most importantly we found out that Facebook is tracking its users even when they are not on Facebook. The program is called Centra. More from The Quartering.
If you were wondering why we haven’t been running videos from Vincent James of The Red Elephants, the answer is simple. He’s the latest YouTube content creator to get slapped around by the censors behind that corpulent platform. James got branded for wrong think and placed in a “time-out” for five days, unable to upload any new videos.
This is blatant political shenanigans by YouTube. They never censor Liberal or Leftist commentators, only conservatives and Christians. Given their biased platform, Leftists radicals like The Young Turks can go wild as they want, while conservatives have to watch every word they use, or else face the axe.
It’s YouTube and Google that need to be punished. President Donald Trump and the Federal Trade Commission shouldn’t waste any more time. Breaks up these evil monsters: subjugate YouTube and Google to anti-trust action!
