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Tired of Cancel Culture and Censorship?
In Part One of this series I looked at alternatives to YouTube and provided the following list. * Rumble rumble.com * DailyMotion dailymotion.com/nz * Vimeo vimeo.com * Vevo hq.vevo.com (Music) * Metacafe metacafe.com * TED ted.com/#/ * GAG TV 9gag.com/video * Internet Archives Video Section archive.org/details/
Parler May Be Back by ‘End of the Month’
“I’m confident that by the end of the month, we’ll be back up” Parler CEO John Matze Parler CEO John Matze believes that the “free speech” alternative social network will soon be fully operational again, telling Fox News on Sunday about several steps the website is taking to
Daily News Roundup – 19 January 2021
Parliament, government, and extremism Chris Trotter (Interest): Trump’s surprisingly large army of New Zealand supporters Jason Walls (Herald): Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern won’t say if she’s backing Chris Liddell for OECD’s top job Dave Armstrong (Stuff): Familiar titles with a new twist Matteo Di Maio (Newsroom)
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Daily News Roundup – 18 January 2021
Housing Bernard Hickey (Stuff): The ‘brutal’ catch-22 politics of trying to move to affordable housing Bernard Hickey: Why work when you can just own houses? Miriam Bell (Stuff): Consents are up, but will that help with NZ’s stubborn housing shortage? Miriam Bell (Stuff): New house listings have surged so
Magic Talk Regular, Martyn Bradbury, Inciting Insurrection
Martyn Bradbury, who uses the violent nickname “Bomber”, is now using Twitter to incite insurrection. And on his website; In the post content he clearly states that he thinks New Zealand needs insurrection: In New Zealand there are 3 reasons why the people should rise up against the Government and
NZ Race Relations Roundup
breakingviewsnz.blogspot.com Monday 18 January 2021 News: Shelly Bay occupiers plan to stick it out for five years An occupation at Wellington’s Shelly Bay has spread to include a former guard house and gardens above as occupiers pledge to stay on for five years or more if needed.
Social Media Companies are Out of Line
As readers will know, social media companies like Facebook and Twitter have been on a purge of conservative content and users, using “community standards” as the excuse. But in doing so, these social media companies are acting not only discriminatingly, but also in violation of what gives them the ability
Tech Tyranny: Purging Pro-Trump Social Media – Part 1
Laura Valkovic libertynation.com This is the first part of a two-part series looking at the digital purge of President Trump and his supporters following the protest at Congress. Was it a direct result of the storming of Congress, or was it an inevitable crackdown once Donald Trump’s bid
Google Cuts off Australia’s Supply of Fake News. Win!
If you don’t pay any attention to the news, you’re uninformed. If you only pay attention to the mainstream media, you’re misinformed. And if you’re letting Big Tech decide for you what news you can and can’t see…you’re willfully misinformed. So forgive me
Facebook Censors The BFD
It was only a matter of time before the BFD caught the attention of media censors. Facebook has fired a warning shot over The BFD this week advising that the site’s page does not adhere to their community guidelines. BFD writer Stephen Berry was banned from Twitter for “platform
And So It Begins
@truthliveshere2013 Facebook. Remember in 2011 when tens of thousands of Democrats surged on the Wisconsin Capitol building in Madison and physically occupied it for more than two weeks? We were told: “This is what democracy looks like.” Remember in 2016 when Obama was President and hundreds of BLM blocked interstate
“This Is Our Moment to Shine”
On Monday night, millions of Parler users suddenly found that the site was no longer available. Amazon had followed through on its threat to purge the site from the internet. Parler is suing, of course (and looks to have an excellent case against the corporate giant), but in the meantime,