If you start typing in #ProtectJamesYounger now, Twitter fills it in with his girl name. There is no way in hell this is organic. The James Younger tag has thousands more tweets. Twitter is clearly manipulating this in support of child abuse. Insane. pic.twitter.com/Y5QRpXFDyU
— Matt Walsh (@MattWalshBlog) October 24, 2019
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Into a hundred thousand million pieces: You are collateral damage in the biggest landgrab in the history of modern society.
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Into a hundred thousand million pieces: Google Has My Dead Grandpa’s Data And He Never Used The Internet
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Michelle Malkin revealed last Thursday that she had “triggered” Google’s social credit system. According to a whistleblower, Malkin’s popular michellemalkin.com has been digital-blacklisted by the search & data giant […]
That’s not all. Malkin’s whistleblower revealed that Google has similarly blacklisted Twitchy, FrontPage, The Daily Caller, Legal Insurrection, NewsBusters, American Thinker, LifeNews, and more. These are all conservative voices, and none can be found among the many leftwing sites promoted by Google’s mobile newsfeed. Chances are, if you weren’t already aware of sites like Malkin’s, the world’s near-monopoly search engine won’t help you find them.
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Verizon is set to sell the social network Tumblr to Automattic Inc, the owner of online publishing tool WordPress. A source familiar with the deal puts the price-tag “well below” $20 million, while another source puts it below $10 million.
The big picture: Tumblr, while unprofitable, hosts more than 450 million blogs and was once considered a major player in the social media space. The network was acquired by Yahoo for $1.1 billion in 2013, before moving under Verizon’s umbrella through the carrier’s acquisition of Yahoo in 2017. Verizon’s desire to sell Tumblr had been previously known, but as of May, Pornhub had been the only bidder to show public interest.
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Twitter suspends Mitch McConnell campaign account for sharing death threats …against Mitch McConnell
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Watch it while you still can.
Related: FTC fines Facebook $5B, adds oversight for privacy mishaps
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As Only Trump Can
#SocialMediaSummit @WhiteHouse pic.twitter.com/Z7tlvC3QUN
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 12, 2019
Full remarks here.
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A big subject today at the White House Social Media Summit will be the tremendous dishonesty, bias, discrimination and suppression practiced by certain companies. We will not let them get away with it much longer. The Fake News Media will also be there, but for a limited period..
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) July 11, 2019
Good. Tim Pool was there.
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NEW: Over 1,000 Google Employees Co-Signed Letter to Target Breitbart as “prohibited content,” Target Ads WATCH FULL: https://t.co/2An4f0bzrY pic.twitter.com/NaT06T7p4f
— Project Veritas (@Project_Veritas) July 10, 2019
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Upon clicking on Epstein’s bio, you’ll be treated to various facts about his life, such as the fact that he was good friends with Clinton, as well as disgraced actor and sexual assaulter Kevin Spacey. In fact, it details that Clinton had been on Epstein’s private plane 26 times.
Or at least that’s what you would have seen if you had pulled up Epstein’s page at around 8:30 this morning. According to some eagle eyed Twitter users, the page was edited sometime between then and 10:30 this morning with the connections to Clinton and Spacey now completely gone.
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They will decide who the Nazis are.
. @TeamYouTube the video in question is co-written with a phd historian who wrote mutiple books on various aspects of the Third Reich and is educational in nature. Dont see how this qualifies for hatespeech.
— Dan Arrows ↙️↙️↙️ (@_DanArrows) July 2, 2019
Tim Pool: Funny how people are shocked when free speech advocates don’t want to run full speed to the defense of those advocating against free speech You’re the fire destroying the internet and you want us to preserve the fire? Ironically though we still will. The paradox of free speech.
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Google’s Manual Interventions in Search Results
I happen to be an engineer who used to work for Google, and I have come here to explain the truth behind many of these stories, including the story of the three most consequential words I may have ever written at Google: “the smoking gun.” The account I will give will corroborate several of these stories from the perspective of an engineer who has firsthand knowledge of the blacklists and documents that I will discuss.
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Excellent read. Pass it along to the teenagers in your life.
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Project Veritas has obtained a newly leaked document from Google that appears to show a Google employee and member of Google “transparency-and-ethics” group calling conservative and libertarian commentators, including Dennis Prager and Ben Shapiro, “nazis.” Project Veritas received this document after the release of its investigation into Google through the “Be Brave” campaign at VeritasTips@protonmail.com.
The email apparently was sent as part of the Google “transparency-and-ethics” group internal communications and suggests that content from PragerU, Jordan Peterson, and Ben Shapiro should be disabled from the “suggestion feature.”
More: Google Execs Suddenly Go Into Hiding After Project Veritas Exposes Trump Destruction Plans
And this: Reddit Suspends Users Who Post Project Veritas Videos
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David French and his fellow peacetime conservatives are at it again, wringing their hands and gnashing their teeth as U.S. Senator Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) takes a run at curtailing the immense power of Big Tech.
As French channels Neville Chamberlain, the fact is that unless the tech companies are forcefully confronted, now, in the immediate, our self-governing republic will be over in less than a generation and we will be ruled by a tech oligarchy. […]
If we do not correct our mistakes, our great rights of speech and assembly, offline and online, are in danger. Someone is going to be the final defender of our natural rights as codified in the Constitution. Do we want un-elected global monopolistic corporations—entities that may or may not consider themselves American companies, ruling you by algorithms? Do we want them limiting the flow of information in the online public arena, manipulating it to benefit themselves and their view of the world? Or do we want duly elected leaders of a constitutional republic defending our rights?
In a constitutional republic, all power flows from the people to their various elected officials, not to corporations or private companies. And when monopolies develop, in order to reset to a free-market dynamic, monopolies must be broken up so that competition can benefit the consumer once more.