How the tech giants are rapidly becoming an extension of the State… online fascism now a global reality

Social media is arguably the greatest accomplishment thus far of the “deep state” in establishing a new world order. For one, it allows the various ministries of propaganda around the world to project their official narratives without impediment using authoritarian censorship tactics. It also creates a virtual echo chamber of leftism that, once all the conservatives are finally removed from all the tech platforms, will create the online liberal “utopia” that the social engineers are striving to achieve.

Far from hyperbolic, such a scenario is already well in play. Conservative voices are being dropped from the tech world faster than a NPC (non-playable character) can reverberate, “I’m Still With Her.” And if things continue down this tyrannical path, soon the entire internet will become the online sanctuary of the Left Cult, where praises to the god of liberalism can be sung without interruption.

The muzzling of free speech online has become so rampant and blatant that one conservative law professor has decided to voluntarily deactivate his Twitter account – this in response to the recent banning, for no apparent reason, of conservative pundit and former Iraq War veteran Jesse Kelly from Twitter.

“Why should I provide free content to people I don’t like, who hate me?” asked Reynolds in a follow-up about his decision.

“I’m currently working on a book on social media, and I keep coming back to the point that Twitter is far and away the most socially destructive of the various platforms. So I decided to suspend them, as they are suspending others. At least I’m giving my reasons, which is more than they’ve done usually.”

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Reynolds is smart because, chances are, his account would have been among the next to be axed by Twitter’s speech and thought police anyway. By preemptively telling Twitter to ‘take a long walk off a short cliff,’ Reynolds is setting a positive example for the rest of the world.

Rather than just sit idly by, waiting for that blue checkmark to suddenly disappear, prominent conservative voices on Twitter might do well to instead pull the trigger themselves by deleting their accounts and fleeing to greener pastures. Everyday folks who can see the writing on the wall may want to do the same.

Keep in mind that it’s not just Twitter that hates free speech. Google, Facebook, Apple, Amazon – all of them are marching in lockstep to stamp out independent voices that refuse to play by Silicon Valley’s Sharia-like speech restrictions that are antithetical in every way to what our nation’s Founding Fathers envisioned when they tacked the First Amendment onto our precious Constitution.

Google, as we recently reported, is actually working with communist China on a collaborative project to censor its search engine results, and help implement a “social credit” system whereby only those who engage in “acceptable” speech will have equal rights in society.

“With millions of cameras and billions of lines of code, China is building a high-tech authoritarian future,” reports The New York Times.

“Beijing is embracing technologies like facial recognition and artificial intelligence to identify and track 1.4 billion people. It wants to assemble a vast and unprecedented national surveillance system, with crucial help from its thriving technology industry,” the article adds, referring to Google and others.

Facebook is similarly allowing the French government into its inner circle of content decision-making. Reports indicate that Facebook wants French regulators to help determine what constitutes “hate speech,” potentially giving the state direct access to its private algorithms and coding modules.

Read EvilGoogle.news for more coverage of Google’s sinister assault on freedom.

Sources for this article include:

PJMedia.com

NaturalNews.com

NYTimes.com