Censorship

This is a rat's nest. This court case has surfaced at least 67 federal employees representing a dozen agencies, perhaps exposing the largest conspiracy in the history of our nation. This fish stinks from the head down because Biden is the only person who can call for a "whole-of-government" operation, who has been wont to do on multiple occasions.

Don't bother to search for this article on Google. When Kari Lake contested the 2022 election results against Katie Hobbs, she was excoriated over claims that mail-in ballots were handled illegally. Now an Arizona judge has ruled that the “statute is clear and unambiguous”. While Lake's legal fight continues, this is the crack in the dyke of election fraud.

Big Pharma is attempting to bury one of its biggest critics, Dr. Joseph Mercola. The tight relationship between Chase and various Big Pharma companies is evident with a mean-spirited attack on Mercola.com (based in Florida), its senior officers and their family members. Chase totally ignored Florida state law that prohibits "financial institutions from denying or canceling services based on political or religious beliefs."

Once again, Meta's Mark Zuckerberg has misjudged both his product and the public. This follows the disaster of the Metaverse, with remains largely empty after costing billions to develop. If it were not for Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, all formerly developed platforms, Zuckerberg would be an also-ran. One must wonder just how smart he really is.

As a "Twitter killer", Threads is already a dismal failure described as "utter banality in text form." The feed is cluttered with nonsense posts from Instagram and censorship is rampant, if not totally dystopian. As a result, many early converts are already moving back to Twitter. Meta may make money from Threads, but it is not a substitute for Twitter, nor will it kill it.

The federal lawsuit Missouri v. Biden has produced the first major fruit documenting outright collusion between the Biden Administration and Big Tech social media companies. As the case proceeds, there are two caveats: the temporary injunction forbidding further contact extends only through th