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Feb 02
Twitter, under government pressure, permanently bans Zero Hedge for asking if Chinese government created the coronavirus
Zero Hedge is one of the most popular independent financial and economic sites on Twitter. It has almost 700,000 Twitter followers. But days ago, Zero Hedge published a news story entitled, “Is This The Man Behind The Global Coronavirus Pandemic?” The story was about Chinese government laboratories which are known to be developing biological weapons. …
Feb 02
Government academics censor climate facts and block those who state them
Modern academics live in government bubbles where reality has become a dark alternate universe. In 2008, a group of pro-government extremist professors founded “The Conversation,” a “scholarly” blog aimed at closing the supposed gap between government academia and popular journalism. The notion was that the findings and writings of such brilliant pro-government researchers don’t get …
Feb 01
Chinese government enlists Facebook to censor news about coronavirus
The Chinese government is losing control of the narrative regarding the coronavirus. Nearly 12,000 people have been infected by the virus in China, and tourism to China has dropped considerably. Numerous stores and offices in China have closed and some airports have implemented quarantines of travelers. Now the Chinese government (and, it seems, other governments) …
Jan 30
Mexico suffers its first economic contraction in a decade after voting for socialist president
Like most countries, Mexico has a vibrant, hard-working population but is cursed by a massive, intrusive, and expansive government. Now, two years after Mexicans voted for a socialist president, the Mexican people are suffering their first economic contraction in ten years. See here.
Jan 30
The Guardian now bans ads by fossil fuel companies
Less than a year after its editors imposed a rule on its reporters to write hysterically about the climate, the Guardian has announced a ban on advertising by fossil fuel companies. The pro-government extremist publication masquerading as a newspaper issued a “style guide” to all of its “journalists” last year, requiring that they use the …
Jan 30
Postal worker rents storage unit to store mail he stole
The U.S. Postal Service loses over $5 billion annually despite having a monopoly, owning some of the world’s most prestigious real estate, and paying no income, property, or corporate tax. Every inspection of a Postal facility has found undelivered mail hidden in trash bins or corners. USPS employees are paid more than twice what private …
Jan 29
Ten Years after Venezuela stole the assets of major oil companies, its socialist government now begs for privatization
Just 25 years ago, Venezuela was the richest and healthiest country in all of Latin America. Then Venezuelans voted for socialism. As government trusters cheered worldwide, the Venezuelan government began expelling private businesses, stealing their assets and shutting down freedom of press. the property and development projects of Exxon, Conoco and other oil companies were …
Jan 27
Sales of electric vehicles plummeted in 2019 despite immense government coercion and pressure
2019 saw FORTY-FIVE (45) new models of electric vehicles hitting the global markets. Automakers like Hundai, Audi, and Jaguar are literally betting their futures on such vehicle sales, spending hundreds of millions of dollars to design, manufacture and promote the electric vehicles. A number of governments in Europe have actually passed laws BANNING fossil-fuel-powered cars …
Jan 27
Government university now tracks all student movements electronically
Everyone who sets foot on a modern government college campus becomes immediately less free, and usually much poorer. All government (and government-supported “private”) universities spew a ceaseless stream of pro-government propaganda, socialist ideology, and pseudoscience that exalts the state. Many government colleges have “free speech zones” to coral the few dissenting voices allowed on campuses. …
Jan 04
Socialist Illinois has been losing population for six consecutive years
It was once the freest and most productive place in America. Innovators like John Deere, Caterpillar, State Farm, and Sears rose from the grain fields and rail yards of Illinois to become major players in world industry. But years of socialist politics have taken their toll on the Land of Lincoln. The high-tax state has …
