The effect of the leak of a distorted version of a Trump phone call with Zelensky prevented Trump and Zelensky from talking to each other, thereby weakening Zelensky’s position vs. the Nazi fringe in Ukraine.
The Vindman–Ciaramella–Atkinson–Misko leak and the following impeachment should also be considered in the context of Ukrainian politics. Continue reading The first impeachment of Trump: Democrats folly or collaboration with Nazis?
Since 2016, Big Tech has defined itself as anti-Trump. Trump is anything but a Nazi sympathizer; therefore, Big Tech chose the Nazi side.
Big Tech has committed, and continues to commit, crimes against humanity, including denying access to lifesaving COVID-19 treatments, enforcing lockdowns and vaccination mandates, and inducing psychiatric disorders in children.
Adding insult to injury, its representatives frequently claim that their censorship and other actions disrupting user communications are largely aimed at preventing Holocaust denial, as they repeatedly say in NetChoice v. Paxton as Texas Attorney General. It is essential to recognize that these huge corporations align themselves with the trivialization, denial, and justification of the Holocaust. Continue reading Big Tech’s Progression from Anti-Trump Sentiment to War Crimes during the Pandemic and Beyond
Thomas Rid has been claimed as the top expert on the alleged “Russian active measures” for the Russia hoax launched by the Clinton campaign. His name dominated media reporting on this subject. He even testified before the Senate. Mr. Rid is part of the hoax, not an expert. Continue reading Thomas Rid is a fake Russia-cybersecurity expert
People on all sides of the political spectrum criticized the Capitol Police Intelligence Department (IICD) for the alleged failure to highlight and share prior information about the alleged right-wing groups’ plans to attack the Capitol.
Trump supporters neither stormed the Capitol nor planned to do so. Intelligence about such plans did not exist, so it could not be highlighted or shared. A couple of internal USCP documents alleging such plans by Trump supporters were nothing more than malicious fabrications. These fabrications played a role in the illogical (to say the least) behavior of the Capitol police on Jan 6 and in falsely framing the events of Jan 6 as an attack by Trump supporters. Continue reading Pre-Jan 6 Intelligence
Waldheim was chosen twice, in 1971 and 1976, both times with the unanimous backing of the UN Security Council’s five permanent members. Both sides of the Cold War were apparently aware of his history. It is likely that each side believed it was only one which knew and wanted to blackmail him, although this is not the prevalent theory. This is hardly surprising that many UN officials are chosen for their flaws rather than their merits. Continue reading Nazi War Criminal Kurt Waldheim served as UN Secretary-General, 1972-1981
If it feels like the world has gone mad, Big Tech’s distorting communications might be the cause.
Big Tech social media, search, and smartphones have not only replaced newspapers, books, radio, and TV for people under 60 but have also taken over personal communications. We are their captive customers. Internet-based news, including legacy newspapers like the NYT and WaPo, depend entirely on the Big Tech cash and clicks stream. Even TV networks rely on them for their Internet traffic and information. Big Tech refers to Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Apple, TikTok, and pre-Musk Twitter here. Even the threat of adverse actions by Big Tech inhibits speech which they do not like:
“I listened in astonishment as he [The Hill’s editor] advised me that it would have been made invisible on Google and Facebook if I maintained my submitted title, ‘What Dr. Fauci Failed to Say’… It was my awakening to the censorship of the tech giants that controlled access to information” (Dr. Scott Atlas, A Plague Upon Our House: My Fight at the Trump White House to Stop COVID from Destroying America, 2021, Kindle Edition, p. 62). Continue reading Big Tech Distort Communication Between People
On November 4, 2020, Kylie Kremer of Women for America First (WFAF) created a Facebook group named Stop the Steal.[1] It became the kernel of the movement protesting the unfolding attempt of the Democrat officials to disenfranchise Trump voters and to install a senile puppet as POTUS. Within less than 24 hours, the group accumulated more than 300 thousand members,[2] with another 2.1 million persons waiting.[3] Amy and Kylie Kremer, a mother and daughter team, leaders of WFAF, were close to President Trump. Continue reading How the Stop the Steal Was Stolen
Big Tech Platforms are NOT Speakers, Editors, or Owners of their users’ Speech and Relationships. The covert Big Tech manipulation of users’ speech is hard to notice, much less to understand. Thus, it does not have even “sufficient communicative elements to bring the First Amendment into play” (Texas v. Johnson, 491 U.S. 397, 404 (1989)).
NetChoice v Paxton, new brief, draft.pdf Continue reading Big Tech Sabotage and State Action are NOT Speech