Brazil Leads Largest Free Speech Rally In History
Well over 45,000 Brazilians joined former President Jair Bolsonaro to protest the banning of X in Brazil by a left-wing Supreme Court justice, Alexandre de…
Well over 45,000 Brazilians joined former President Jair Bolsonaro to protest the banning of X in Brazil by a left-wing Supreme Court justice, Alexandre de…
By Rebel News Ezra Levant is in Brazil, where the government has been trying to censor its population from using X, formerly Twitter. Will Brazilians…
By Mac Slavo Bill Gates recently said that the biggest “unsolvable” problem facing young people is free speech. Of course, he complains that it’s “misinformation”…
By Brandon Smith The authoritarian regimes of the past century have all followed a pattern of events that is generally predictable. Almost every totalitarian government…
The hammer is coming down on Free Speech in 2024, as I said in January of this year. All “free speech absolutists” are reeling from…
By Study Finds The halls of academia have long been regarded as bastions of free thought and scientific inquiry. However, a recent study paints a…
By Aaron Kheriaty, MD ABSTRACT A group of senior University of California professors was denied free speech and academic freedom by university administration and its…
By David Greene and Eva Galperin EFF is closely monitoring the situation in France in which Telegram’s CEO Pavel Durov was charged with having committed…
By Jeffrey A. Tucker Consider Mark Zuckerberg’s revelation and its implications for our understanding of the last four years, and what it means for the…
By Tyler Durden A federal judge in Texas has ruled that a lawsuit brought by Elon Musk’s X against Media Matters can proceed to trial,…
Trilateral Commission members have dominated the Department of State since its founding by Rockefeller and Brzezinski in 1973. No less than 11 out of 16…
By John W. Whitehead “Internet platforms have a powerful incentive to please important federal officials, and the record in this case shows that high-ranking officials…
By Bjorn Andreas Bull-Hansen Freedom of speech is dying. You can now be thrown in jail for posting something on social media that the government…
By Tyler Durden French judicial authorities have extended the detention of Telegram founder and CEO Pavel Durov following his surprise arrest at Paris’ Le Bourget airport…