In the first episode of Your Voice, Emily Harris and James Walker discuss Alessandro Nardone’s article on the growing threat to free speech in the West. Nardone argues that government and tech platform control of information is creating a “dictatorship of thought.” Inspired by Edward Snowden’s revelations, he warns that content moderation is stifling debate. […]
If it wasn’t dramatic, it would make people laugh out loud. Do you know Hillary Clinton? Yes, the one who in 2016 called Republicans first “terrorists” and then “deplorables,” the one who blew the Democratic nomination to Bernie Sanders (see under Podesta Emails), the one who during her tenure as Secretary of State in the […]
Edward Snowden, the young computer scientist who shook the world in 2013 with his revelations about mass surveillance, motivated his decision by stating that “giving up privacy because we have nothing to hide is like giving up the right to speak because we have nothing to say.” A sentence that today, in the midst of […]
Let’s start from the latest facts. On March 18, the Chinese Foreign Ministry revoked the journalistic visas to all U.S. correspondents working in mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau for the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and the Washington Post. After that, as revealed by several authoritative journalistic investigations, the regime led by […]
While our accounts are still “suspended”, the ones that belong to the “Gendarmes of memory” who insulted Giampalo Pansa after his death are still on the loose; moreover we need to clarify that most of these keyboard warriors vomit their insults from fake accounts without even having the courage to put stand up for it. […]
1 – The Ministry of Truth may request that the Party to provide information reasonably needed for deliberations in a timely and transparent way; 2 – The Ministry of Truth will have to interpret the Party Community Standards and other relevant policies (collectively referred to as “content policies”) in light of the articulated values of […]
