Media gonna media.
The past few days sure have been interesting.
Infowars has officially been shut down on Apple, Spotify, Youtube, and Facebook.
Odd that the bans all come at the same time, isn’t it?
Not really. These players are all pulled by the same strings. Just like the media:
While none of these agencies will admit it, they are in the business of media. Huge amounts of money pours into all of these companies from media and advertising companies.
They are no different. They also do everything in their power to distort the truth. And this instance helps prove it. Do you think Alex broke “policies” on all four of these websites simultaneously? Of course not. This was a planned move by people that own all the companies.
Hell even Noam Chomsky, a notorious liberal, publicly stated that major corporations are a much larger threat than one guy (infowars).
They want to shut him up to help control the narrative. It’s no surprise, really.
But Alex is not the first one targeted by tech elite in wonderful California. And he won’t be the last.
In fact, another popular conservative also got taken down recently. Laura Loomer:
The insanity doesn’t seem like it will be ending anytime soon. Those who control the narrative control the country. Seems like they’ll silence anyone who dares to speak out against anything they deem politically protected.
One could argue that they are “free” companies and should be able to do as they please. Well, it’s not quite that simple when these companies are practically mini-governments within our own system of governance. Just review the media consolidation chart listed above, a few big players control almost everything that you read and watch.
The only difference between them and the government? They aren’t elected. They get to push narratives within being beholden to their populace.
Dangerous times when free speech gets shut down because certain big players don’t like them.
I’ll keep speaking here. And you guys keep speaking wherever you are. Otherwise, the insanity will never stop. Pretty soon we’ll be forced to not build rock piles on the beach without getting erased from every major platform online:
An interesting world indeed.
The funny thing is, some will argue this isn’t a problem because private companies, private property, and all that.
But these private companies can influence elections.
It’s like the leftist Silicon Valley set doing everything they claimed other big corporations with money and power andninfliwnce do that they so desperately want to stop (see: the rage at the Citizen’s United decision).
Projection? I’m shocked . . .
Great point that I didn’t mention above Alex. It is interesting how they complain about election interference, while directly contributing to election interference. Talk about hypocritical.
It’s all about the narrative, truth be damned.
Sadly all too true