Big Brother Tech's Censorship Enforcement

(Image by Michael Ramirez)

A couple weeks ago, I discussed how major news networks are carrying water for the CCP, along with forming a "deflector shield" around Creepy Uncle Joe Biden.

And the crushing of on-line dissent continues.

Before the end of April, Big Brother Tech stepped-in and began censoring dissent over Chy-Nah Virus lockdowns.

Last week, YouTube took down a video of two doctors debunking the collective house arrest lockdowns.

Free speech advocates called YouTube's efforts an egregious censorship effort.

That's putting it mildly.

Especially since mainstream news and content outlets are advocating more hardcore censorship.  At least two writers in The Atlantic have gone full-Commie. Even FOX News has no qualms about cutting ties with people engaging in "conspiracy theories."

One content provider, Millennial Millie, called it quits in her "F**k YouTube" video and is now posting material only on her website.

Of course, YouTube, along with the "usual suspects" of censorship, Facebook and Twitter, (who suspended Candace Owens), claim censoring material is their valiant quest to stamp out "misinformation" that contradicts recommendations from the WHO.

That's "Wuhan Health Organization."

You know, the same international body who said:  Chinese efforts to stamp out the Chy-Nah Virus were going along swimmingly, there was no human-to-human transfer of the disease, masks were unnecessary, and now--sex education for 0-4 year olds. 

Yes, 0-4 year olds.

That's who.

Despite Big Brother Tech's claim, this sets a dangerous precedent.

Doubly dangerous when one thinks of Americans being cooped-up in their residences for a growing number of apparently dubious reasons.

(Image by Henry Payne)