‘Tech justice’ group wants social networks to do more to control information for 2024 election
A simple lack of manpower may reduce the amount of online speech Big Tech is able to regulate.
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Hungarian president praises, meets with Elon Musk after UN speech promoting large families
‘Elon Musk may be right when he says that demographic decline is a more serious problem than the climate crisis,’ Katalin Novák said.
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Elon Musk promotes video montage exposing false media narratives about COVID vaccines
‘How many other people out there have symptoms that are actually from the vaccine or COVID treatment, rather than COVID itself?’ Musk asked.
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British Columbia police shut down speeches at Million Person March after LGBT mob stormed the stage
Victoria police chose to shut down the pro-family event rather than deal with radical LGBT activists.
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115M+ views for video shared by Elon Musk of Canada’s Million Person March
Elon Musk shared a video of Canadian's protesting against the LGBT in schools at this week's Million Person March.
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‘Wrong side of history’: Jordan Peterson slams Trudeau for condemning Million Person March
'You are going to destroy this country,' charged Dr. Jordan Peterson to Trudeau's condemnation of the pro-family movement.
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SNL actor Rob Schneider says he was fired from movie set for COVID jab status, praises Novak Djokovic
‘I admire Djokovic greatly for standing up for his rights and not caring what it could cost him,’ the former Saturday Night Live comedian said.
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Nickelodeon hires radical LGBT activist to create ‘nonbinary’ character for ‘Paw Patrol’ spin-off
Nickelodeon’s ‘Rubble and Crew’ will include a ‘nonbinary’ character designed by pro-abortion, ‘transgender’ consultant Lindsay Amer and voiced by a ‘nonbinary actor.’
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Archbishop Viganò: Rupnik report shows ‘heretics’ and ‘perverts’ enjoy ‘total impunity’ under Bergoglio
By now it is clear that the Bergoglian court does not serve the Church of Christ, but has embedded itself in it like a tumor to usurp its authority and destroy it from within.
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Landmark censorship case likely headed to Supreme Court as Justice Alito pauses order blocking White House from contact with social media
US Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito on Thursday paused an order that would have restricted the Biden administration from communicating with social media companies after two lower courts found key government officials likely violated the First Amendment by pressuring the companies to censor information about COVID-19.
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