Category: Silence the opposition

Purging the cops

Police who oppose the Democrat narrative will be eliminated. This cop was fired for supporting the Capitol protests, while cops and other government officials were officially taking a knee for BLM riots. Speak out at your own peril. From the CIA insurgency manual:

Violence is considered a means to achieving the goal of centralized power. There is not even a pretense of due process or respect for free speech. Yes, there are pretexts given for eliminating perceived enemies, excuses that have the perpetrators projecting their own intentions upon their victims, but the accusations are merely for show.

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Spying on America

Post author By Divemedic
Post date January 22, 2021

One of the first orders that Biden gave to his new director of intelligence (DNI) was an order to spy on American citizens. Sure, he couched it as if he is going after “domestic terrorism,” but that is merely a fig leaf. They have been spying on Parler and its users with the intent of making sure that they STAY shut down.

It is illegal for intelligence agencies to spy on American citizens within the United States, but the CIA and their assistants at the NSA and other US intelligence agencies don’t let little things like the law, the Constitution, or civil rights get in the way.

For at least the past twelve years, the government has claimed that you have no rights against searches and spying. I warned the right that the Patriot act would one day be used against them. They didn’t listen.

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1A: a threat to Democracy

The New York Times says that the First Amendment is a threat to Democracy. Oddly, it was published on January 6, which is a convenient coincidence. How fortuitous. Almost like the events of that very evening were planned.

Five days later, the Financial Times takes it a step further and demands that the media censor companies like Fox News:

the president’s supporters were using both mainstream and more niche platforms to plot further violence. That justifies moves by Apple, Google and Amazon to restrict access to Parler, the “alt-tech” Twitter alternative beloved of the radical right.

There is definitely a movement underway to squash free speech.

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Thousands of voices silenced

Post author By Divemedic
Post date January 21, 2021
1 Comment on Thousands of voices silenced

The left not just going after blogs and social media- they are now going after podcasts as well. The powers that be intend to shut down all media that is not state approved. See this report here.

I think it is obvious now that Qanon was a false flag operation designed to look as crazy as possible, so that its existence could be used to silence alternative media. We are now seeing that come to fruition.

I was trying to listen to conservative talk radio on Sirius and on Blaze TV, but the hosts are all suddenly saying that the election wasn’t as bogus as we thought, and that “we will get them next time.” Conservative talk has been brought to heel. Alternative media is all that is left.

Even if you don’t contact me, find an alternative server now, or your blogs and podcasts may be gone forever. An XML backup is no longer sufficient, as Blogger and WordPress no longer support migration by XML.

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Not just speech, but funding

Post author By Divemedic
Post date January 21, 2021

The left isn’t just attacking the right to free speech, they are also deciding who can ask for, give, and receive donations. The left is now going after the ability for people to donate money to causes that haven’t been approved by the central committee.

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Silencing the opposition

In the middle of a 3 week Facebook Ban that began on September 17. It all started when I posted this on September 3:

Kyle Rittenhouse shot a child molester, a domestic abuser, and an armed communist. He is only 17 and has completed half my bucket list.

That earned me a 24 hour ban for violating Facebook’s Community standards. Then they went all the way back to July 31 to find this comment to a friend posting an article about Iran doing practice runs on a mockup of a US aircraft carrier:

I saw that. The Iranians are idiots. Maybe they should remember operation Praying Mantis.

They said that it violated Facebook’s ban on hate speech and added a 7 ban. Then they went back to March 11 and found where I posted a link to a scientific study that claims masturbation increases your immune system. I believe that I made the comment that “This is why teenagers aren’t getting COVID,” or something along those lines.

They added another 7 days for that one, because it violated the Facebook ban on sexual activity.

Then they went and added another 7 days for a post that they claim violated community standards back in November, but they won’t tell me which one it was. According to them, the next violation will get me another 30 days. This 3 week ban is the 5th time I have been banned this year. I was banned 3 times last year.

Before I get any snarky comments about how it is Facebook’s site and they can do as they please: I get what you are saying. It’s just that I think that there are two problems with that statement:

1 The rules are not universally enforced. It seems that FB picks and chooses who catches a ban. I have had actual death threats against me that FB did not find were a problem.

2 Which means that FB is inserting its political beliefs into its Community standards. That means that FB is not just a platform. Its policies are in fact statements of their own- they are editorializing by what they allow and do not allow.

In my opinion, this should make FB legally liable for any statements that they allow to be posted on their site. After all, those statements are there because FB approved of them. You either allow all comments, whether you agree with them or not, or own them and all of the legal consequences that go with them.

In the meantime, my ban continues.