Source: Newsweek, Disclose.tv In January, we witnessed the transfer of power from one president to the next. But we simultaneously witnessed proof of another transfer of power—from elected officials in D.C. to tech companies in Silicon Valley. Consider the events of the last month. Social media sites banned the sitting…
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Source: ZeroHedge Environmental activist Greta Thunberg sparked a criminal police investigation in India after she accidentally tweeted – and quickly deleted – a cheat-sheet of “Suggested Posts” regarding the ongoing violent farmers’ revolt, according to the NY Post, while the list was archived by Breaking 911. Teenage climate activist Greta…
Online video giant YouTube has extended its suspension of former President Donald Trump’s account indefinitely, reports the Washington Examiner. This is the second time Trump’s YouTube account suspension is being extended. He was temporarily suspended by YouTube on Jan. 12 on the grounds that his account was a threat to…
Twitter account ‘GermanyForeignOffice‘ posted a tweet on Thursday which included a picture of what appears to be a television stage replicating the White House oval office: “The return of the United States to #WHO & #ParisAgreement, the prospect of early talks on the future of the #JCPoA – on @POTUS…
On Monday, Twitter user @HegKong posted a lengthy thread detailing a new initiative by big tech, the World Economic Forum (WEF) and others to require the general population to possess special vaccine-related credentials if they want to participate in society. “Digital Vaccine passports are feverishly being developed by a group…
Lawmakers had to evacuate the House and Senate chambers on Wednesday as protesters breached security perimeters. Many groups clashed with DC police and one woman was reportedly shot. Her condition is unknown at this time, but according to eyewitnesses, she was bleeding from both the neck and mouth. Some have…