Censorship, Ethics, and Standing on Principle – Dr. Aaron Kheriaty
Hawai’i Unites Founder Tina Lia talks with Dr. Aaron Kheriaty about harmful government policies and the rise of the biomedical security state.
The People’s Court of New Normal Germany
The Berlin Superior Court has set a date for Hopkins’ next thoughtcrime trial. As regular readers will probably recall, his first thoughtcrime trial in January ended with his acquittal. So, the German authorities are putting him on trial again. Yes, they can do that in Germany.
Major News Outlet Urges Media to Bury Iconic Trump Photo
The notion that the publication of such a powerful image could serve as inadvertent promotion overlooks the public’s right to witness and interpret pivotal moments in the political arena.
The Corporate News Media at Work
Large numbers of Palestinians and Ukrainians were killed in missile strikes days apart, writes Jonathan Cook. The differing coverage of these comparable events is the clue to the media’s true function.
“The First Amendment is Out of Control”
George Washington University Law School Professor Mary Anne Franks believes that the First Amendment is “aggressively individualistic” and needs to be rewritten to “redo” the work of the Framers.
The government plans to use AI to censor Americans’ speech
They are no longer hiding their agenda of total control over what type of news Americans have access to on the Internet.
Censorship and the Death of Freedom
Freedom of speech was once one of the West’s most cherished rights, but in the modern-day governments are attempting to strip us of this right. In almost all Western nations legislation is being introduced to thwart our ability to speak freely.
The Supreme Court Punts on Censorship
In the last two decades we’ve gotten used to the problem of legal challenges to new government programs being shot down precisely because their secret nature makes collecting evidence or showing standing or injury difficult, and Murthy proved no different.