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Nigel Farage: “The tech firms represent the most extreme kind of global corporatism mankind has ever seen.”

Journalists help market it.

Plan is to deplatform conservatives from payment processors.

Anne Marie Waters: “Muslims are raping girls in Rotherham but the police care more about tweets.”

Commission claims the legislation is needed to “protect Europeans online.”

“Illegal alien” — another phrase ordinary people are not allowed to use.

Police want Brits to report even "non-crime hate incidents."

72 percent of Americans think it's likely that social media companies censor opinions they don't like.

Freshman enrollment is down 50 percent at Evergreen.

"We pushed to get out the Latino vote with our features, our partners, and our voices."

AmRen will defend its rights to speech and assembly.

Social media executives should not allow users who “sow discord.”

Anything goes when you attack white people.

Disciplinary action could include discharge.

Students who contravene the policies will be subject to discipline.

Lawsuit alleges a coordinated conspiracy by big tech companies to suppress conservative views.

Otherwise, says human rights chief, they will be accessories to “the worst crimes.”

It’s good to be a diversicrat.

They can’t be so bad: they’re against fascism.

Facebook staff have made “All Lives Matter” a firing offense.

"I think that's a very serious thing and it's a very serious charge."

Plan would "use civil gang injunctions to limit the association and congregation of these individuals.”

MasterCard and Visa join the censorship juggernaut.

Another Big Tech company that distorts the truth.

Another white scalp.

State law prohibits the removal of Confederate statues without the express permission of the state.

“Do we want the most important speech platforms in the world to avoid controversy?”

A serious setback for Taylor v. Twitter.

“That could be you tomorrow.”

49-page report outlines left-wing plans to take back Congress and the Presidency.

Attack a man’s wife — no problem; use a racial slur against the attacker — a felony.

To stay in touch, just in case . . .

But do they protest censorship in the West?

It would have spoiled the “white supremacist” angle.

Twitter is just trying to guide Alex Jones towards “healthier behaviors and healthier public conversation.”

Will the press admit that the threat comes from the left?

More censorship from tech companies — and now Mastercard joins the fray.

If Molyneux is given another strike, his entire channel is permanently deleted.

When speech is violence and violence is not.

And should be treated like the common carriers they are becoming.

Muslims try to intimidate a hotel.

Telesur former director: “There appears to be a concerted effort” to control “how people should see the world.”

The Justice Department will no longer “partner” with SPLC or other groups that defame Americans.

CNN anchor: Antifa’s violence is “petty” as long as it’s directed at "racists" and not reporters.

Latest developments in Taylor v. Twitter.

And you thought there was a “marketplace of ideas.”

Internet tries to snuff Alex Jones.

Twitter employees think the company needs to censor even more speech.

Bike-lock-bashing “philosophy professor” gets slap on the wrist.

Quarantined in the US; completely banned in 40 countries.

There’s not enough public support or money for the removals.

Lefty law-breakers are screeching.

The solution may be "common carriage laws."

Content "does not reflect our brand values."

Infowars had 2.4 million subscribers.

They don’t say what constituted the "hate speech."

What you can say about whites you had better not say about anyone else.

“One does not simply walk into a venue in New Zealand."

"I write what I think, and I know that some people criticize this."

Whites shouldn't be so touchy about Sarah Jeong's little in-jokes.

He still has to stand trial and could receive a jail sentence.

Google is as oppressive a censor as Twitter.

“Build the Wall” is a racist comment.

Judge rules that his imprisonment was “manifestly excessive.”

UN wants Australia to withhold public funds from publications that “promote intolerance” of migrants.

Oxford University will help Twitter “monitor intolerant discourse.”

Twitter claims the censorship is part of an effort to improve discourse on the platform.

Oakland transit won't release videos of blacks rampaging because they'd be "embarrassing to minorities."

Fake accounts appear more prominently than popular right-wing accounts.

And what it means we must do. Now.

Comedian is in trouble over a joke he made five years ago.

"[W]e find it difficult to simply forget, regardless of how long ago it was."

Perp is a probable antifa.

Another scalp for the "anti-racists."

Burn the books.