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A former Danish Prime Minister (working as a censor and blacklister for Facebook) is doing us all a huge favor. Helle Thorning Schmidt, a Facebook Oversight Board member, has declared that free speech is not an absolute human right. How you may ask, is this a gift?
Facebook’s blacklisting campaign against us began over a year ago, during the New Hampshire Presidential Primary. Just days before, actually. We have been repeatedly restricted, quite often (and this is the amusing part) for reasons their fact-checkers invented.
This, which was published on April 9th: The reason I am posting about it NOW is that FACEBOOK recently censored an article by the New York Post that revealed this was just one of several high-priced properties in exclusive areas that was purchased by the self-proclaimed Marxist: Big tech is covering for liberal activists and …
BLM Co-Founder Buys $1.4 Million Home In Nearly All-White Neighborhood. Read More »
Loudon County, Virginia, is back in the news and over a divisive topic, Critical Race Theory (CRT). A group of parents and teachers is alleged to have created an enemies list of other parents and residents who were not on board with CRT.
Stories are circulating madly with the title “Facebook and American Journal of Medicine Admit Their Stand on HCQ was Wrong.” I’m not sure that’s exactly true. AJM published research in January, and Facebook got its hand slapped for pulling down one video, but I think the real story is about Donald Trump.
If you missed the memo, GraniteGrok is mothballing its Facebook Group on March 1st. The Grok Page will continue for a while longer but not much. As bad as things are now, Facebook has announced that it will begin filtering even more political content out of our news feeds.
In the funniest story of the week AOC is blaming Mark Zuckerberg for rioting in D.C. That’s right AOC says, “He is part of the problem’. That brings a smile to my lips.
Facebook has been flagging news about the “return” of Parler as false. It is fair to say that Parler is not back the way it was before Amazon pulled the plug (lawsuits underway for breach of contract). But if you go to Parler.com, there is a Parler page with a message.
Yes, Virginia, there are privately-owned companies that can “do what they want.” And the word on Wall Street is that more than a few shareholders invested in Facebook and Twitter are not pleased that some people did something that damaged the value of their investments.
I can’t believe that I’m writing this here in the United States of America. Clearly, communication between all the 75,000,000 or so individuals who supported Donald Trump’s re-election is under attack.
