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Charlie Kirk; Or How the Right Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Cancel Culture

Kit Knightly

Since the assassination of Charlie Kirk last week the theories have been flying thick and fast. The alleged shooter...

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Quick Take: Global “Age Verification” Rollout Has Normies Noticing

Kit Knightly

We covered the UK’s Online Safety Act Age Verification clause going live earlier this week. We’ve also covered the...

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WATCH: UK Censorship and the Future of BitChute

Ray Vahey, founder of BitChute.com, joins James Corbett to discuss the recently introduced UK Online Safety Act of 2023...

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Bitchute, the UK and modern censorship in action

Kit Knightly

Last week, alternative video-sharing platform BitChute announced they would no longer allow UK-based users to view content on their...

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The Speech Police

CJ Hopkins

OK, this one is for all the professional “sensitivity editors” out there, and for the US Department of Homeland...

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Disinformation Isn’t the Problem. Government Coverups and Censorship Are the Problem

John & Nisha Whitehead

“What makes it possible for a totalitarian or any other dictatorship to rule is that people are not informed;...

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Guilty!

CJ Hopkins

So, the Berlin Appellate Court overturned my acquittal today. I am now, officially, at least according to the New...

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Quick Take: Elon Musk vs Brazil more fake “free speech” theatre

Kit Knightly

Recently we were asked on Twitter to comment on the Elon Musk/Brazil situation. At the time we didn’t really...

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Fascism 2.0 – The changing face of social media censorship

Paul Lancefield

Facebook make only about £34 a year from the average customer in the UK – a little under £3...

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Stabbings to Show Trials: 9 Simple Steps to Criminalize Free Speech

Kit Knightly

In the wake of the Southport attack and ensuing riots, we wrote that the agenda had become clear –...

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UK Riots: The agenda becomes clear…

Kit Knightly

Those outside the UK might not have heard, but it’s been a violent week in the UK. Here’s a...

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Climate-Con and the Media-Censorship Complex – Part 1

Jesse Smith

The gauntlet has been cast by the media-censorship complex. Just prior to this year’s annual globalist confab in Davos,...

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Technocensorship: When Corporations Serve As a Front for Government Censors

John & Nisha Whitehead

“Once a government is committed to the principle of silencing the voice of opposition, it has only one way...

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Digital Kill Switches: How Tyrannical Governments Stifle Political Dissent

John & Nisha Whitehead “No president from either party should have the sole power to shut down or take control...

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What We Are Not Allowed to Say

Christine Black

Censorship imperils cultures and civilization. When governments and elites prohibit speaking or writing without threats, shaming, or epithets meant...

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Israel-Hamas “war” – another excuse to shut down free speech

Kit Knightly

As a brand new war-narrative unfolds, there’s already efforts underway to parlay the conflict into tighter controls on free...

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Online Censorship: Canada Continues Crackdown

Kit Knightly

On Friday the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission published new guidelines requiring media outlets to register with the service...

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Figuring Out Their Angle

Todd Hayen A federal law was recently passed in Canada called the Online News Act, or Bill C-18. Basically,...

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British MPs are trying to “cancel” Russell Brand…but why?

Kit Knightly

This Russell Brand story gets stranger and stranger by the day. Last night it was revealed the a senior...

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How Not to Launch a Global Anti-Censorship Movement

CJ Hopkins So, I’ve been excommunicated from Michael Shellenberger’s global anti-censorship movement. It’s my own fault. I was sowing...

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