The Madness of the Gods
…and what fitting gods they make for a narcissistic social era that can’t seem to stop staring at itself in the mirror.
Big Tech’s Iron Curtain Guillotine Comes for Rebel News and Project Veritas
There’s no room for self-reflection in a room full of self-righteous romantic revolutionaries.
Australian Government Considers Ban On Anonymous Social Media Accounts, Mandatory ID Proof to Use Facebook, Instagram
“The proposal will grant police access to Australians’ private social media and dating apps,” reports claim.
Frenzied social media meltdowns show how easy it is for the mainstream media to control people
The quote below, taken from Tolstoy’s ‘A Confession’, reads like a critique of the leviathan that is social media: We were all then convinced that it was necessary for us to speak, write, and print as quickly as possible and as much as possible, and that it was all wanted for the good of humanity. And thousands of us, contradicting and abusing one another, all printed and wrote — teaching others. And without noticing that we knew nothing, and that to the simplest of life’s questions: What is good and what is evil? We did not know how to reply,…
Snapchat celebrates Pride Month with pedophilia filter: “Love has no age”
The push to normalise pedophilia continues. This week, in celebration of LGBTQ Pride Month, Snapchat released their latest filter themed, “Love has no labels.” The filter generates a rainbow overlay along with a caption that includes phrases such as, “Love has no gender,” “Love has no sexuality,” and “Love has no age.” Yes, according to Snapchat, “love” transcends the age barrier, in the same way, it supposedly transcends gender and sexuality barriers. This is where it begins, folks. Little by little, they desensitise us to these things through gradual exposure, until one day, it just doesn’t shock us anymore. According…
World leaders and tech giants pledge to crack down on dangerous content online
World leaders and tech giants have gathered for a historic summit in an effort to crack down on online hate in the wake of the Christchurch shooting. New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern organized the event, hosted in Paris by French President Emmanuel Macron, where she unveiled her initiative known as the “Christchurch Call.” Seventeen countries and eight tech giants came together in support of Ardern’s initiative which commits foreign countries and tech giants to tackle the spread of dangerous content on social media. Countries including Australia, Germany, Japan, the Netherlands, Spain, India and Sweden said they backed the initiative.…
WATCH: Apple CEO Tim Cook says, it’s a “sin” to not censor people on social media.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has suggested it would be a “sin” to not censor people on social media who “push division.” In other words, social media CEOs will ban speech they personally find objectionable. In the 2.5-minute clip, Cook said: We only have one message for those who seek to push hate, division, and violence: You have no place on our platforms. You have no home here. “From the earliest days of iTunes to Apple Music today we have always prohibited music with a message of white supremacy. Why? Because it’s the right thing to do. “And as we showed…
Facebook says Christians are fair game for threats of violence.
Facebook is supposed to be a safe and welcoming place; it is an online forum where we can make out that our lives are better than they really are, and a platform for us to advance different causes that we are passionate about. As a result social media is filled with all the weird and sometimes wonderful thoughts of humanity. Over the years Facebook has been repeatedly called upon to ensure the safety and well-being of its users. Recently, the internet giant indicated that they would be doing more to remove hate speech and threats of violence, which was welcomed…
Twitter permanently bans Alex Jones and InfoWars.
Twitter seemingly missed the memo when tech giants booted Alex Jones and InforWars off their platforms. Last month the controversial commentator copped a permanent ban from Facebook, Apple, Youtube and Spotify, to name a few. Well, it seems today Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has finally caught up. Alex Jones and InfoWars were permanently suspended from Twitter, one day after Dorsey testified to two congressional committees about Twitter censorship and bias. A spokesperson for Twitter said, “Today, we permanently suspended Alex Jones and InfoWars from Twitter and Periscope. We took action based on new reports of Tweets and videos posted yesterday…
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