Posts Tagged ‘censorship’
From MAGA To MIGA: The Official Merger of the United States and Israhell
While you’re distracted by sports riots and Hollywood propaganda, the Zion Don administration and their cabal are fleeing to fortresses with submarine entrances. They aren’t building bunkers to save you… they are preparing to survive the collapse they are engineering. The masses are sedated with bread and circuses, glazed over in a stupor of estrogen-mimicking…
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Read MoreWeird: Why Did He Delete This? [VIDEO]
Is Paul Krugman a pedophile? The jury is still out, but the New York Times economist wants you to know that he definitely did not download child pornography. In a bizarre tweet published January 8, the disgraced Nobel laureate felt it imperative to publicly reveal a private matter: Everything about this tweet is suspicious. …
Read MoreWatch How Corporate Greed Kills Social Media
The disturbing trend of censorship on mainstream social networks in 2019 means more people are seeking alternative ways to interact digitally. The question is, where should we go in 2020? The reason Facebook and YouTube are quasi-monopolies–aside from their questionable relationships (and origins) with certain government agencies–is because they’ve capitalized on the “network effect”…
Read MoreTelevision Killed the Internet Star [VIDEO]
“Your attention, please.” It’s beginning to look a lot like… communist-style censorship and propaganda on the world wide web. Time’s up! In the epic battle for free speech, where your eyes and ears are the most valuable commodity, the Internet may not be the saving grace many hoped it would be, compared to…
Read MoreYouTube Magic: People Are Being Disappeared [WATCH]
As I’ve been warning for months, the Interweb overlords are beginning to cull the content that we consume. Similar to the restrictive power of government, the “Big Tech” companies that once helped us disperse and share so much knowledge for years are now afraid that maybe we’re getting too smart for our own good. …
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