Oct. 20, 2020 - Brother Nathanael
06:16
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| Zuckerberg is being hauled into yet another hearing on big tech censorship. | |
| We've been through this drill before, and both Zuckerberg's billions and censorship grows larger every day. | |
| This time around, it's about Facebook censoring the New York Post story titled, Smoking Gun Email Reveals How Hunter Biden Introduced Ukrainian Businessman to VP Dad. | |
| Some senators, like Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley, want leftist Zuckerberg to cough up yet another recital of Facebook's community policies before the Senate judiciary this week. | |
| They're suggesting that Zuckerberg's latest censorship ploy is election interference. | |
| I guarantee you it'll go nowhere. | |
| Zuckerberg won't go to jail. | |
| In other words, Jews don't end up in the slammer. | |
| If a few Jews do, they're either used as passies, like Bernie Madoff, to distract the public from spotting huge globalized Jewish crime. | |
| Or they're suicided like Jeffrey Epstein before he could implicate Bill Clinton, Alan Dershowitz, Ehud Barak, and Les Wexner as guilty parties in Epstein's teenage sex ring. | |
| Now, the issue of censorship at this point is whether Big Tech should be designated as | |
| platforms or publishers. | |
| Platforms allow users to contribute content to their sites, and since users are sending | |
| in information, platforms are not liable for what their users say. | |
| They're covered by Section 230, which prevents platforms from being sued. | |
| Publishers, on the other hand, dictate what is posted on their sites. | |
| They control the narrative, but are liable for the content they publish. | |
| Big tech is misusing this paradigm to have platform protection while they institute publisher-style censorship. | |
| They can't have it both ways, and they must choose. | |
| But here's the kicker. | |
| If Big Tech loses their Section 230 protections, then genuine platforms like Gab, like 4chan, like Vote, like BitChute and Brighteon will suffer. | |
| They'll be hit with an avalanche of lawsuits from hundreds of Jewish organizations whose briberies, blackmailings, Israel-first agendas, abortion, homosexual advocacy, and transgender funding are exposed by these smaller, genuine platforms. | |
| And with Section 230 gone, big tech will censor more than ever, and the smaller platforms will be Jewish law-suited out of business. | |
| The immediate solution here is to shame Big Tech into changing its censorious ways. | |
| Simply expose their censorship as a collective Jewish effort to kill free speech. | |
| The names and the faces of the players display a communal Jewish exercise in subversion. | |
| Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook. | |
| Andy Stone, communications director of Facebook, who said he'd reduce distribution of the New York Post piece. | |
| Susan Wyszycki, the devil's daughter of YouTube. | |
| Yoel Roth, head of site integrity of Twitter, who is the Trump-hating censor designated to keep all tweets kosher for Jewish interests, including gay masculinity. | |
| These are all Jews. The reported official flaggers of YouTube are Jonathan Greenblatt of the ADL, Eileen Hershinov of the ADL, and a team of SPLC operatives under the oversight of its chief strategy officer, Seth Levy, are again all Jews. | |
| Google has a Hindu shill as its head, Sander Bechai, so as the high that Aleph Bet, sold to the Goys' alphabet, is a shell company of the Mossad, Israel's CIA counterpart. | |
| My fellow Americans, if we call out censorship as a Jewish ploy to trash the First Amendment, we have a fighting chance to turn the tables back on the perpetrators. | |
| I mean, Jews have been kicked out of 109 countries. | |
| 110 is a good round number. | |
| Okay, H2O. Okay, lubricate the tonsils. | |
| I had them out anyways at six years old. | |
| Wasn't a good idea. | |
| Speaking of numbers, Facebook has 2.8 billion users. | |
| Well, think about it. How big is that number? | |
| Imagine every single American hopping in their cars and driving down every single highway all at the same time. | |
| Then multiply all those cars by ten. | |
| In this analogy, you have Facebook controlling all the roads and all the cars. | |
| Yet Facebook says they're a private company. | |
| Facebook thinks they're just a little shop on Main Street. | |
| Yet they are every shop on every Main Street, in every town, in every city, in every country of the world. | |
| Not too private, if you ask me. | |
| It's time to quit screwing around with these hearings. | |
| Let's cut to the chase. | |
| Facebook is a public utility and must honor, at least here in America, our First Amendment. |
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