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Mother of George Floyd's Daughter Sues Kanye West for $250 Million for Saying George Floyd Died from Fentanyl – Causing them 'Emotional Distress'
Venture capitalist David Sacks has a fascinating piece in Newsweek breaking down how an alliance between the "woke" cancel culture of Twitter and the neocons is careening us toward a totally unnecessary nuclear conflict with Russia. Also today: will
Kanye West will buy out free speech-friendly social media platform Parler in the wake of his Twitter and Instagram accounts being suspended, according to multiple reports Monday.
$1 Billion Jury Verdict Against Alex Jones Bests Largest Defamation Case in U.S. History by Over $750 Million
Daren Beattie, a former Trump adviser, said that the $965 million jury award in the Sandy Hook case against Alex Jones sets a dangerous legal precedent that has a chilling effect of silencing people speaking out against the regime.
This admittedly means that some offensive or false claims will be allowed on social media, which will function closer to a common carrier or other forums for communication like telephones.
Alex Jones addresses the leftist establishment's attempts to end Infowars.
In the first trial earlier this year, Jones was ordered to pay nearly $50 million in punitive and compensatory damages to the families of one victim. This brings the total award above $1 billion as Jones awaits to hear damages in a third defamation t
Finally A Win For Free Speech...
Over the past few months there have been multiple articles in agriculture magazines telling farmers and ranchers they can and can not say about the cattle industry. One article is actually titled, "stop saying that." Jim Mundorf lays out how there is
There are few things worse than being called "intolerant" or "closed-minded." Who wants to be that? Isn't it far better to be open to everything, dismissive of nothing? Well, not necessarily. Michael Knowles explains.
There are few things worse than being called "intolerant" or "closed-minded." Who wants to be that? Isn't it far better to be open to everything, dismissive of nothing? Well, not necessarily. Michael Knowles explains.
"If you can't say 'F@#k' you can't say, 'F@#k' the government.'"-- Lenny Bruce, comedian
The on-again, off-again Elon Musk purchase of Twitter has occupied the minds on both sides of the free speech debate. Musk calls himself a "free speech absolutist," sending mainstream media and pro-censorship commentators into a panicked frenzy. What
"If you can't say 'F@#k' you can't say, 'F@#k' the government.'"-- Lenny Bruce, comedian
Stella Assange and Dr Jordan B Peterson discuss the freedom of information, the age of journalism on the internet, and the foremost political prisoner in the west: Julian Assange.
Reporters Panic At The Thought Of Twitter Restoring Free Speech Protections
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear two cases this term on whether social media companies can be held financially responsible for hosting terrorist content.
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It's harder and harder these days to tell a liberal from a conservative -- given the former category's increasingly blatant hostility toward the First Amendment, and the latter's prissy new disdain for the Second Amendment -- but it's still easy to t
** Matthew Lyon, is the first man prosecuted under the Alien and Sedition act. An Act essentially, crafted for him by the John Adams administration...
Authorities in Germany are raiding people's homes for 'online hate speech'.
Did you think there was something wrong with the 2020 election? If you do, did you say anything on Facebook about your doubts? You could be in big trouble with the FBI.
Security personnel at Donald Trump's rally on Friday night in Wilmington, North Carolina, attempted to get MAGA-loving supporters to lower their raised arms and single finger, which signifies their allegiance to the far-right conspiracy theory QAno
...in D.C. Civil Suit. The verdict represents a setback in journalistic integrity - effectively allowing subjects to dictate the way in which a journalist gathers and reports the news. Project Veritas will appeal.
Most people think that George Orwell was writing about, and against, totalitarianism – especially when they encounter him through the prism of his great dystopian novel, Nineteen Eighty-Four.
Decision upholds Texas law that limited the right of social media companies to squash opinions
A federal appeals court in New Orleans has ruled in favor of a Texas law that seeks to rein in the power of social media companies like Facebook and Twitter to censor free speech.
James O'Keefe Announces Connecticut Attorney General Has Threatened Project Veritas with Subpoena as Lawyers for News Organization Hit Back with Response Letter
--DOJ To Trump Allies
