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Italy: Facebook Forced to Pay Restitution to Italian Nationalists It Deplatformed

Eric Striker • January 7, 2020

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In September of last year, the Zionist social media page Facebook engaged in electoral meddling by arbitrarily banning the large accounts of radical nationalist parties Forza Nuova and CasaPound. In a rare victory for free speech in the West, Judge Stefania Garrisi found that Facebook had violated the rights of CasaPound in civil court in... Read More

Social Media Censorship Reaches New Heights as Twitter Permanently Bans Dissent

Mnar Muhawesh • November 14, 2019

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Mnar Muhawesh speaks with journalist Daniel McAdams about being permanently banned from Twitter, social media censorship and more.

(L) Ghislaine Maxwell © AFP / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Laura Cavanaugh; (R) Robert Maxwell © AFP / MICHEL CLEMENT. Credit: RT.

Epstein: the Maxwell Connection

George Galloway • August 21, 2019

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As Jeffrey Epstein’s accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell appears to have fallen off the face of the Earth, it’s little remembered in the media how I fought a long war against her father Robert and the part I played in his downfall. It would be scarcely worth recalling at this distance if it did not shed light,... Read More

Laetitia Avia: The new face of the libertidical “French” “Republic”

Dark Days in France

Besieged Macron Regime Passing Legislation to Ban Free Speech on Social Media

Guillaume Durocher • July 7, 2019

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Despite a moderate economic recovery, President Emmanuel Macron’s government continues to flounder in unpopularity. A recent poll found only 1 in 4 people had a positive view of the French president and his government, while 66% had an outright negative view. Every regime under siege has a choice: improve its performance and unify the country... Read More

"Protecting the Jews"

Israel Shamir • June 25, 2019

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Justify your actions by the need to protect the weak and vulnerable. This is the first rule of political rhetoric. If you bomb Syria, do not admit you did it to install your puppet regime or to lay a pipeline. Say you did it to save the Aleppo kids gassed by Assad the Butcher. If... Read More

The China Hoax

Is China Being Framed?

Godfree Roberts • April 17, 2019

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I was researching Chinese censorship when–irony of ironies–I fell afoul of American censorship, providing an opportunity to update you on the state of the art under both regimes, starting at home, with the recent attempt to frame the President for crimes he did not commit. Like many attempts to frame people, events and nations–Vietnam, Iraq,... Read More

After 7 Years of Deceptions About Assange, the US Readies for Its First Media Rendition

Jonathan Cook • April 12, 2019

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For seven years, from the moment Julian Assange first sought refuge in the Ecuadorean embassy in London, they have been telling us we were wrong, that we were paranoid conspiracy theorists. We were told there was no real threat of Assange’s extradition to the United States, that it was all in our fevered imaginations. For... Read More

The Language Police: Suella Braverman M.P. Defies Cultural Marxists’ Ban of “Cultural Marxism” Concept

Lance Welton • March 30, 2019

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Social Justice Warriors are obsessed with words. They instinctively understand that words aren’t just a means to communicate: they are thinking-tools—a way of expressing your individual and group identity. Political Correctness, in policing language, attempts to police people. It reduces their individuality, forces them to outwardly conform to the Multicultural Cult through speech, breaks their... Read More

Alan “Israel Did 9/11” Sabrosky: Most Censored Man in America

Kevin Barrett • March 24, 2019

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Who’s afraid of Alan Sabrosky? Whoever they are, they have the ability to monitor and censor YouTube live-streams in real time. And they apparently don’t want you to know what Sabrosky thinks about the Holocaust. That’s the obvious takeaway from the highly unusual example of YouTube censorship that disrupted the March 22 live broadcast of... Read More

Truth-Tellers Are Being Censored

Paul Craig Roberts • March 4, 2019

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Dear Readers: I have had to take measures to strengthen the website from outside interference. The entirety of the interview archive disappeared off the website. Readers complained that they had ceased receiving the newsletter notices of new postings to the website. Soren Korsgaard helped to restore the interview archive, and has moved the website’s email... Read More

Alain Finkielkraut being confronted by yellow-vest protesters.

In Face of Yellow-Vest Critics, France Moves to Criminalize Anti-Zionism

Guillaume Durocher • February 24, 2019

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The French Jewish intellectual Alain Finkielkraut was recently profusely insulted by yellow-vests on the margins of a demonstration. This attack has been widely-portrayed as anti-Semitic, even though the yellow-vests in question explicitly attacked Finkielkraut as a Zionist. As Damien Viguier, the anti-Zionist intellectual Alain Soral’s lawyer, observed: It is true that “Zionist” is often used... Read More

Why the War on Conspiracy Theories Is Bad Public Policy

Kevin Barrett • February 1, 2019

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On January 25 2018 YouTube unleashed the latest salvo in the war on conspiracy theories, saying “we’ll begin reducing recommendations of borderline content and content that could misinform users in harmful ways—such as videos promoting a phony miracle cure for a serious illness, claiming the earth is flat, or making blatantly false claims about historic... Read More

The US War on Freedom of the Press

#FreeMarziehHashemi

David William Pear • January 21, 2019

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The FBI abduction of Marzieh Hashemi is another milestone in the US turn to fascism. Marzieh Hashemi is a well-recognized and highly respected journalist and TV anchorwoman for Press TV, which is affiliated with the Islamic Republic of Iran. She was abducted on January 15th as she was boarding a flight to Denver from St.... Read More

Banned by Facebook for Telling the Truth

Israel Shamir • January 19, 2019

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Harvard scientists insisted last year we had been visited by guests from a galaxy far, far away. Well, almost. The suspected spacecraft Oumuamua first drew close to the earth, but then it accelerated, sped by our planet and disappeared somewhere into Deep Space. What went wrong? Why did the little green men of Vega, the... Read More

Fiasco In Islington

The Banning Campaign Against Gilad Atzmon

Richard Hugus • December 26, 2018

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Jazz saxophonist and writer Gilad Atzmon was recently banned from playing at an assembly hall in Islington, a borough of London, by order of the Islington Town Council. This came about as a result of an e-mail from one person — Martin Rankoff — saying nothing more than that if Atzmon was going to be... Read More

In the Western World Truth Is on Its Deathbed

Paul Craig Roberts • December 14, 2018

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Please keep in mind that nowhere in the Western world does it pay to tell the truth. Whistleblowers, who are protected by federal law, are nevertheless framed and imprisoned for telling the truth while nothing is done about the government officials who commit the revealed crimes. With few exceptions such as Tucker Carlson, no journalist... Read More

Saker 2018 "Man" of the Year: the American "Dissidents"

The Saker • December 13, 2018

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Once a year I like to pretend like my blog is some kind of "respectable" mainstream outlet and I engage in the (admittedly totally silly!) exercise of nominating some "man" (sorry, "person" is unbearably politically correct and once you go down that route you end up calling mentally deranged freaks "ze/zir/zee/etc" and the like). Hey,... Read More

Social Credit, Datong Dreams

Godfree Roberts • December 7, 2018

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For centuries Western monarchs derived legitimacy from a God Who lent authority to the laws they promulgated. The simultaneous demise of God and the monarchic principle in 1918 left the law legitimized by force alone and, a century later, our distrust[1] suggests that it has failed to converge with the ethical. Things were little better... Read More

The US Military’s Vision for State Censorship

Andre Damon • October 5, 2018

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In March, the United States Special Operations Command, the section of the Defense Department supervising the US Special Forces, held a conference on the theme of “Sovereignty in the Information Age.” The conference brought together Special Forces officers with domestic police forces, including officials from the New York Police Department, and representatives from technology companies... Read More

VIPS Plead for Humanitarian Asylum for Julian Assange

William Binney • August 6, 2018

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Memorandum for: The US Embassies of Ecuador and the United Kingdom, and the U.S. State Department From: Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity Subject: Humanitarian Asylum for Julian Assange For six years, WikiLeaks editor Julian Assange has been effectively imprisoned without charges at Ecuador’s London embassy. In that time, two international courts and dozens of respected... Read More

Nick Turse: A Grim Inheritance

Tom Engelhardt • August 5, 2018

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It looks like TomDispatch may have a few less readers from now on. Perhaps it will surprise you, but judging by the mail I get, some members of the U.S. military do read TomDispatch -- partially to check out the range of military and ex-military critics of America’s wars that this site publishes. Or rather... Read More

Yet Another Multi-Decade Sex Grooming Scandal In U.K.—But Peaceful Identitarians Sellner, Pettibone Barred Anyway

James Kirkpatrick • March 11, 2018

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How could the systematic rape, beating and murder of hundreds of its young women not bring any country’s government crashing down, with hearings, trials, and executions? But in Britain the exposure of the “worst ever” sex grooming scandal is barely generating any notice [Britain’s ‘worst ever’ child grooming scandal exposed: Hundreds of young girls raped,... Read More

How Israel and Its Partisans Work to Censor the Internet

Alison Weir • March 8, 2018

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Recently, YouTube suddenly shut down the If Americans Knew YouTube channel. This contained 70 videos providing facts-based information about Israel-Palestine. People going to the channel saw a message telling them that the site had been terminated for “violating YouTube guidelines”—implying to the public that we were guilty of wrongdoing. And ensuring they didn’t learn about... Read More

Kafka 2.0: How Youtube’s Political Censorship Is Exercised

Five years of archives of resistance to Zionism and imperialism deleted by Google

Sayed Hasan • January 13, 2018

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“Someone must have been telling tales about Josef K., for one morning, without having done anything wrong, he was arrested.” Thus begins The Trial, Franz Kafka’s 1925 work, in which Joseph K., ordinary bank employee, is arrested at his home by mysterious agents and notified of legal proceedings against him. He is not informed of... Read More

The Acceleration of Censorship in America

Joe Lauria • December 11, 2017

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At the end of October, I wrote an article for Consortium News about the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton’s campaign paying for unvetted opposition research that became the basis for much of the disputed story about Russia allegedly interfering in the 2016 presidential election. The piece showed that the Democrats’ two paid-for sources that... Read More

Join with Me and Let’s Change the World

Harvard Researchers Conclude That Margaret Mead Was Right: It Only Takes A Few To Change The World

Paul Craig Roberts • December 9, 2017

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According to the latest fake news from the US government and presstitute media, the US unemployment rate is the lowest in 17 years, but there is no growth in wages. What explains full, or overfull, employment without wage pressure? Obviously, the full employment figure is the orchestrated product of not counting the millions of discouraged... Read More

Washington Stomps on Civil Liberty

Paul Craig Roberts • November 3, 2017

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The insouciant American electorate is so inattentive that it routinely elects enemies of civil liberty to represent the public in Congress. Last Wednesday Rep. Adam Schiff (D, CA), Rep. Trey Gowdy ( R, SC), Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D, CA), Sen. Mark Warner (D, VA), Rep. Jackie Speier (D, CA), Sen. Tom Cotton (R , AR... Read More

Hard Censorship Hits the Internet

US Media Credibility Collapses

Paul Craig Roberts • October 8, 2017

• 500 Words

According to this report, YouTube has shut down all independent media coverage of the Las Vegas shooting in a desperate maneuver to protect the official narrative. I cannot attest to the truth of this report. However, it has been brought to my attention that the video made from inside the hospital, which I provided in... Read More

How I Believe Facebook Was Censoring My Political Speech

Forget China, the Internet police are already here in U.S.

Philip Giraldi • September 15, 2017

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In the Summer of 2007 I traveled to China to speak at a conference concerning security preparations for the Olympic Games, which were to be held in Beijing the following year. While transiting Paris’s Charles de Gaulle airport I noticed something odd. The internet sites that I checked every day would not open, to include... Read More

Iraqi Victim of American Torture. Image Censored by Google AdSense. Credit: Fred on Everything

Googled, Gobbled, and Throttled

The Road to Samizdat

Fred Reed • July 16, 2015

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Cometh the censor. Sort of. My site, Fredoneverythig.org, has, or had until a few minutes ago, several Google ads, which served to bring in a modest amount of money, perhaps $200 a month. Many sites carry Google ads to make beer change, and some depend on them. Recently (so far as I now) Google has... Read More

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9/11 Was an Israeli Job

How America was neoconned into World War IV

Laurent Guyénot

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John McCain and the POW Cover-Up

The “war hero” candidate buried information about POWs left behind in Vietnam.

Sydney Schanberg

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America's Jews Are Driving America's Wars

Shouldn't they recuse themselves when dealing with the Middle East?