Archive | Censorship

Blacks were upset that a white student drew a picture that said "Black Lives Mater (sic) any life.”

Featuring Sam Melia.

Even the Equality and Human Rights Commission says the new definition could cause a "chilling effect" on speech.

Reflections of a man who has gone to prison because of his racial views.

The never-ending battle against British censorship.

Germans can still get in trouble for insulting politicians online.

A loss would have been a "blasphemy law by the back door."

It's a boost to the party ahead of five state elections this year.

An Englishman looks at the Soviet origins of political correctness.

He might be a white nationalist.

“Only traitors help invaders.”

Raid pretext was algorithm manipulation and dissemination of child sex abuse material.

He also wants to make company execs responsible if their platforms don't remove "hate-related content."

His message: "Go ICE."

Featuring Hugo Lennon.

And how to bring them back.

A separate poll found that a majority of Germans support an immigration moratorium.

They'll now have less access to unapproved ideas.

Home Office says remigration activist "not conducive to the public good."

Players who lose get referred to counter-terrorism authorities.

Congresswoman: "This is a political war against Elon Musk and free speech — nothing more."

He wants a crackdown on media that are "opponents and enemies of democracy."

Featuring Paul Kersey.

Thou shalt not criticize immigration.

Censorship battle and the future of Western politics.

"The Hate Crimes industry has created a lot of jobs and a lot of people who still believe in it. It won’t go quietly."

British patriot was banned from Europe over his politics.

We have a new religion, and you can guess what it is.

Featuring Zoomer Historian.

“This government has allowed the largest invasion of our shores in modern history. It deserves full scrutiny."

The effort pledged to stop "the spread of online hate and disinformation."

The truth is a dangerous thing.

He "thought it was a good joke." German speech police took a different view.

Con Inc continues to do the media's bidding.

At least one country in Europe respects free speech.

Naifs thought they could have Kirk-style dialogue.

"Fifty-three percent of voters say they are pessimistic about freedom of speech being protected."

Featuring Jared Taylor.

Featuring Jared Taylor.

"My intention was to speak about threats of violence that individuals incite against others."

He compared Britain to North Korea.

Featuring Glen Allen, founder of the Free Expression Foundation.

She used THE FORBIDDEN WORD.

Are journalists reporters of fact or manufacturers of consent?

"The BBC only wants to cover protests against immigration when they are violent."

Good news for dissidents?

"We have taken decisive action against foreign actors who have engaged in extraterritorial censorship . . . ."

“Labour have stopped pretending to fix Britain and started trying to mute it."

Silencing the opposition.

“In Europe, thousands are being convicted for the crime of criticizing their own governments."

A victory for free speech.

Politicians worry the reports turn people against immigration.

“We have the possibility of depriving individuals of fundamental rights."

A “day of action” against "digital arsonists."

“The Basic Law guarantees freedom of expression and association even to its enemies.”

It's now harder to cancel "racists."

"This suspended sentence is the gravest form of censorship they could pursue and an effective way to kill activism."

Officials claim the magazine incites "hatred."

“We will not tolerate encroachments upon American sovereignty."

Not everyone in the coalition government agrees.

“The UK police are now making over 10,000 arrests every year for online comment, more than the police in Russia itself."

They face up to a year in prison for traveling to the Remigration Summit.

"The democracy simulation is shutting down."

"Germany has become a really, really stupid country."

AfD is “not compatible with the free democratic order."

The Wall Street Journal publishes a sympathetic column about the Great Replacement theorist.

Camus sets the terms for the coming century.

"We care about protecting people."

The UK finds a foreigner it doesn't want.

Humans can be illegal but ideas aren't.

It's now more focused on criticism of Israel.

"The spread of hatred in Germany is protected by freedom of expression."

A fictional story becomes an excuse for a real-life crackdown.

Sweden’s awful defamation laws.

Even while Council of Europe tries to promote free speech.