YouTube joins Big Tech’s crackdown on Trump

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZxBSTRiesM The tech giants’ crusade against the outgoing president continues – YouTube has joined Amazon, Facebook, and Twitter in suspending Donald Trump’s social media pages following last week’s storm of the Capitol. But there’s pushback against the ever-increasing power of the big online companies too. RT takes a closer look.    

Condemned by elites for Capitol Hill riot, half of Americans still approve of President Trump

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by Dr. Eowyn Despite the elites’ near-universal condemnation of President Trump for supposedly “inciting” the January 6 “storming” of Capitol Hill — by Democrats, Big Media, Big Tech, and a majority of Republican RINO politicians — as many as half of the American people still approve of him: According to Rasmussen Reports‘ Daily Presidential Tracking Poll of 1,500 likely … Read more

Is Inflation In Your Best Interest, Or The Feds?

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by Michael Lebowitz “We want to see American citizens pay higher prices for milk, butter, eggs, bread, and toilet paper. To reach our goal, we will adjust monetary policy to make these goods and other goods and services more expensive in the future.” How long before mobs storm the Mariner Eccles building (Fed headquarters) if … Read more

SAVE THE CONSTITUTION FROM BIG TECH:

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via WSJ: Conventional wisdom holds that technology companies are free to regulate content because they are private, and the First Amendment protects only against government censorship. That view is wrong: Google, Facebook and Twitter should be treated as state actors under existing legal doctrines. Using a combination of statutory inducements and regulatory threats, Congress has … Read more

Biden Selects Big Tech Executives to Serve in Administration or Advise Transition

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Joe Biden has selected at least fourteen current or former executives from Apple, Google, Amazon, Twitter and Facebook to serve in his administration or advise on the transition into power. From the Daily Caller: Apple’s top lobbyist was a chief adviser to the Biden transition team. A former Facebook executive will serve as staff director in … Read more

Fiscal Stimulus vs. Economic Growth

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by Frank Shostak via Mises For most experts a key factor that policymakers should be watching is the ratio between actual real output and potential real output. The potential output is the maximum output that the economy could attain if all resources are used efficiently. In Q3 2020, the US real GDP–to–potential US real GDP ratio stood at … Read more

Cancer cells hibernate like bears to evade harsh chemotherapy!

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Tapping into an ancient evolutionary survival mechanism, cancer cells enter into a sluggish, slow-dividing state to survive the harsh environment created by chemotherapy or other targeted agents. In research published January 7, 2020 in Cell, Princess Margaret Scientist Dr. Catherine O’Brien and team discovered that when under threat, all cancer cells — rather than just a … Read more

The party of the working people: Newsom defends his economy; says its richest people are “doing pretty damn well”

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by DCG Thanks to Gov. Newsom’s Wuhan virus mandates, California is on day 300-something of “two weeks to flatten the curve.” Due to the state’s progressive policies, in 2019 California had the highest poverty rate among US states. But don’t worry folks! Gov. Newsom defends his state’s economy and wants you to know that there’s lots of new … Read more

Gerald Celente: The Divided States of America

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Trends Research, Released on 1/12/21 Gerald Celente is a pioneer trend strategist and founder of The Trends Research Institute. He is the author of the national bestseller Trends 2000: How to Prepare for and Profit from the Changes of the 21st Century and publisher of the internationally circulated Trends Journal newsletter. Gerald Celente is a political atheist. Unencumbered … Read more

Big Tech, a Love Story: From Freedom to Censorship

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By Chris Black The apparent freedom was given to us first by the newspapers, if you’re old enough to remember the rustle of papers flipped feverishly for decades to find information and enjoy opinions. The newspaper was quickly dethroned by radio and television. Television usually features snippets of news, and most are thin in terms … Read more