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Category Archives: Twitter
Twitter accused of suppressing DNC Wikileaks story
REPORT: “Twitter lit up Friday night with allegations that it tried to suppress news that secret-leaking website Wikileaks exposed thousands of emails obtained from the servers of the Democratic National Committee. Friday afternoon, users noted, “#DNCLeaks” was trending, with more … Continue reading
Twitter Takes No Action As Calls For Cop-Killing Sweep Platform
Breitbart: There has been a deluge of anti-cop threats on Twitter, many of which calling for the mass murder of police officers. Hatred towards police is nothing we haven’t seen on the timelines of Twitter before, but the past three … Continue reading
The Best Of My Twitter Feed Today
* I follow @henrydampier because he’s a genius, & I follow @AliceTeller for novelty of a woman whose political opinions aren’t idiotic. * Haven’t heard of any terror strikes on Europe in weeks. I bet, contra the doomsayers, all their … Continue reading
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Jack Dorsey: You’re A Liar. Censorship Is Rampant On Twitter
Milo writes: In Shakespearean times, cuckolds were referred to as “he who has horns” — an issue everyone else can see, that’s not obvious to them. Everyone else sees his shame immediately, but the cuckold can only tell by looking … Continue reading
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Twitter Has No Problem With #KillDonald Hashtag
I wonder how many Twitter users who employ the #KillDonald hashtag are banned? Twitter will do what it can to shut down the right and to promote the left. I get it. I wonder what the blowback will be for … Continue reading
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How Twitter is attempting to shape the Democratic primary
Nomiki Konst writes: In 2010, when the countries of Egypt, Tunisia and Libya shut down the Internet during their revolutions, democracies around the globe publicly condemned their governments. Today, as North Korea, China and Iran continue to block access to … Continue reading
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Twitter Purges Another Conservative
REPORT: Yiannopoulos reported this week: Rumours that Twitter has begun ‘shadowbanning’ politically inconvenient users have been confirmed by a source inside the company, who spoke exclusively to Breitbart Tech. His claim was corroborated by a senior editor at a major … Continue reading
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Twitter’s Jihad Against Conservatives
From Breitbart: umours that Twitter has begun ‘shadowbanning’ politically inconvenient users have been confirmed by a source inside the company, who spoke exclusively to Breitbart Tech. His claim was corroborated by a senior editor at a major publisher. According to … Continue reading
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Making Twitter Sharia-Compliant
Frank Gaffney writes: Twitter seems to think 2016 is 1984. It has welcomed in the New Year with a change in the rules governing all of its accounts that is reminiscent of Orwellian thought-control. Or at least that practiced by … Continue reading
Union of Jewish Students of France Pushes Hate Speech Laws
I hate to see Jews at the forefront of restrictions on free speech. The Forward reports Oct. 24, 2014: A little over a year after a French court forced Twitter to remove some anti-Semitic content, experts say the ruling has … Continue reading