Houskeeping
Continuing to dominate the political bandwidth in New Hampshire means we try things, and they do not always work as planned. Auto-opening in a new tab when you click any link, for example. We did away with that after a month or so.
Continuing to dominate the political bandwidth in New Hampshire means we try things, and they do not always work as planned. Auto-opening in a new tab when you click any link, for example. We did away with that after a month or so.
The Left was giddy over the demise of Parler. When the media sold the Democrat narratives about Parler being complicit in the alleged insurrection, a few probably had happy-fits. But Parler is back to set the record straight. They referred dozens of ‘threats’ to the FBI before Jan 6, who then did nothing with them.
Yesterday I got a warning from Parler. No, not Facebook, or Twitter, Parler. Over what? I was surprised. I shared yesterday’s news about Sununu and Donchess. Sununu is cutting spending and taxes as a form of COVID19 mandate relief, he says. The Nashua Mayor, a Democrat, says that means he’ll have to raise taxes. Democrats …
I Wasn’t Expecting This Sort of BS From the Rebooted Parler – But Here It Is! Read More »
Parler’s reboot went live yesterday (ish). I could not log in until today (they are working out the kinks), but it is there and not without some intrigue. The Left’s media war on the platform continues as it suggests Parler is back thanks to some colluding with a company that has ties to (you guessed …
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.
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.
Reformatted, emphasis mine: January 8, 2021. As a conservative political writer, which I’ve been for some time, Friday night had the weird feel of a surrealistic, conservative-thought-purging Kristallnacht. First and most surreal, Jack Dorsey’s Twitter permanently banning the account of the President of the United States. Not for some singular awful thing Donald Trump did, said, …
So we’re seeing a purge by the Progressively based Big Tech of Conservatives from their platforms. Facebook, Twitter, Google, Instagram, Spotify, Itsy, Stripe, Pinterest, and a ton more. They’ve joined in as “the muscle” of the Democrat Party.
I’m not an adherent of the Apple-Cult, but a lot of our readers use their stuff, so this might be helpful. It purports to be a way for you to prevent Apple from disallowing you to use the Parler App on your phone – I am assuming if you already have it.
The Parler horse is out of the App Store stables and is gaining speed in its run for freedom as millions of users jump on the bandwagon. What to do? Twitter deplatforms individual users, but Amazon can de-host entire platforms from its web server farms!