Was the Biden administration involved in the arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov? Will Elon Musk be next? Mike Benz, a conservative crusader fighting online censorship, addresses these issues in a telling interview with Tucker Carlson.
The short answer to the long question: While it was the French who arrested Durov, there’s little doubt that the corrupt and vile State Department under Joe Biden endorsed the dark move toward censorship. Biden himself probably didn’t play a role, as the elusive American “Resident” remains quite busy building sand castles on the beach.
But his administration is full of knee-jerk technocrats and fascist lawyers who routinely trounce upon the nation’s long-held traditions tolerating free and uncensored expression. Let’s get these turkeys out of office, so they no longer disgrace our nation or its heritage.
On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear the case Murthy v. Missouri (formerly Missouri v. Biden), which could decide the fate of the federal government’s massive campaign to force social media companies into censoring Americans.
“It’s the most important free speech case in the country,” Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) tells Glenn Beck. Sen. Schmitt, who filed the case while he was Attorney General of Missouri, describes the “Orwellian” things this lawsuit has uncovered: “The full power of the federal government was being used to silence Americans.”
But will this be enough to stop our power-out-of-control government?
Twitter has reinstated the blog site Mad Liberals after it had endured a two-year ban. Why did the censorship get dropped? More from Mark Dice.
Much of the Internet has been contained and heavily censored. But 4Chan still thrives as the birthplace of unfettered memes. Once these memes originate on 4Chan, the best are often picked up and spread around the planet.
Here, Black Pigeon Speaks explains why 4Chan remains so essential in 2022 and ponders how long it can remain as a free speech platform.
Computing Forever explores the rapid growth in online censorship. Nations around the world, from Germany to New Zealand, have begun cracking down on individuals for things they say on social media platforms.
New Zealand’s Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern took it a step further. Appearing before the United Nations, she called for more censorship, comparing free speech to “weapons of war.” Where do these backward politicians get off? They are supposed to serve the public, not actively suppress us.
Tied of the brazen censorship we’ve seen from YouTube, investigative reporter Glenn Greenwald has left that platform and transferred his social media account over to Rumble. Here, he joins Tucker Carlson on Fox News to discuss his move to Rumble and why all of us need to fight online censorship.
Fact-checking sounds ideal on its surface. Except nowadays, fact-checking isn’t really fact-checking at all. It’s determining how well someone’s arguments, or videos, or facts, measure up against what the progressive Left deems as reality.
Showing election fraud violates the Left’s premises because it calls into question the veracity of the 2020 presidential results.
So Steven Crowder has gotten into a heap of trouble on Facebook and YouTube for showing how some fraud could have occurred. Did he say the election was stolen? No. But he did show how it might have been, and that’s enough to bring down the wrath of the Leftists and the biased corporations behind them. More from Lauren Southern.
