Censorship is one of their weapons.
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We’ve opposed the Take It Down Act because it could be easily manipulated to take down lawful content that powerful people simply don’t like. Last night, President Trump demonstrated he has a similar view on the bill. He wants to sign the bill into law, then use it to remove content about — him. And he won’t be the only powerful person to do so. Here’s what Trump said to a joint session of Congress: The Senate […]
Yesterday Trump began the task of his first term–the normalization of relations with Russia–which was blocked by the corrupt FBI’s “Russiagate” hoax, an act of treason for which executions should take place and, indeed, the utterly corrupt agency abolished. The United States, to the chagrin of USAID-supported CNN, voted with Russia against a UN General Assembly revolution condemning Russia’s “invasion” of Ukraine. CNN true to its reputation as the worst liar on earth found it “shocking” that the […]
This was not a good week for John Allen, the elected sheriff of Bernalillo County, New Mexico. “I have never been betrayed like this in my life, and I’m pretty frickin’ pissed off right now,” he announced at a press conference on Thursday, striking the lectern for emphasis. “I am very angry right now.” Why is Allen so angry? On Monday, Undersheriff Johann Jareno, whom Allen described as “my right-hand man” at the Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office (BCSO), […]
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Writes Ginny Garner.: Lew, I’ve been curious about the reaction of Whitney Webb, whose reporting on Jeffrey Epstein has been phenomenal, to Bindergate – last week’s botched Epstein files release. She hasn’t posted on X since February 14 but today she posted this article written by Iain Davis on her UnlimitedHangout site. See here. The post The Dark MAGA Gov-Corp Technate – Part 1 appeared first on LewRockwell.
Meritocracy or random firings? Over in DOGEland, things are going just about as you’d expect: more firings, this time at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, where some 800 probationary employees (out of 13,000 total employees) are being let go. The Social Security Administration plans to slash its workforce by half. An office within the Department of Labor tasked with enforcing equal employment opportunity laws is cutting staff by 90 percent, per internal documents. Meanwhile, Department of Government Efficiency […]
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is off to a decent start in making initial cuts in federal waste and overall cost and—importantly—normalizing the reality that reducing government expenditures is a good thing. But if the DOGE is to live up to its avowed mission of making the bloated federal government even slightly affordable, at some point it’s going to have to take on the big dogs of government excess. That requires congressional cooperation, and it means targeting […]