Tim Pool makes the case that, under the guise of social justice, technology companies (like Facebook, Google, and Twitter) have begun removing people they view to be ‘unhealthy’ for the conversation. But who gives them this right? How long until these companies ban you from finance and the economy for wrongthink? PHOTO CREDIT: By Zbigniew…
By Hank Campbell | June 10th 2019 Science 2.0 Industrial processes in the United States produce 8 gigagrams of methane emissions per year, according to experts. But Environmental Defense Fund, using a sensor on a Google street view car, is claiming otherwise in a recent article they paid to publish in a small Berkeley-based journal…
While I am no fan of the group VDARE, they have filed a very interesting lawsuit against PayPal. During May of 2017, the group had their PayPal account terminated for no reason and, most likely, under false pretenses. During February of this year, The Wall Street Jounral reported that PayPal partnered with the far-left Southern…
Youtube accuses Crowder of engaging in egregious actions that harmed the broader community with his videos. The Intercept co-founding editor Glenn Greenwald reacts on Tucker Carlson Tonight.
In addition to Google, the antitrust investigation taken up by the US government could be expanded to include Facebook, Amazon and Apple. It is not yet known when they will be undertaken, but, according to Reuters, the Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission have worked out which companies they will examine for potential anti-competitive practices.…
by Caitlin Yilek | May 31, 2019 10:21 PM Washington Examiner The Justice Department is preparing an investigation into Google’s business practices, including those related to its search function, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday. The Federal Trade Commission previously conducted a separate antitrust investigation into the tech giant’s search and advertising practices but closed…
As it turns out, the website Creeping Sharia and another site Muslim Statistics have been banned by WordPress citing terms of service violations. However, as Breitbart points out, WordPress does not specify what would constitute a violation of their terms of service nor have they outlined what would it would take for WordPress to resort…
