Censorship

When Technocrats don't like what legitimate journalists and researchers say, NewsGuard will rake them over the coals as "disinformation", "misinformation" and "fake news" and then spread its slander to the entire world, causing damaging prejudice from vendors, subscribers, advertisers, etc. This is a deep wound to Free Speech, but NewsGuard is a private company.

The U.S. is  following Canada's lead in eliminating Free Speech altogether. Technocrats cannot tolerate criticism of their pseudo-scientific narrative that pushes the world toward outright Technocracy. They gladly use the politicians into supporting them.

Meanwhile at the WEF meeting, New York Times publisher A.G. Sulzberger spoke at the panel, "Clear & Present Danger of Disinformation", and claimed that disinformation is the "Most Existential Problem" facing the planet today. In fact, it is the WEF's own narrative that is the biggest threat.

In a predictable manner, the World Economic Forum has turned its back on Twitter, embracing Chinese social media apps instead. Musk's purchase and renovation of Twitter has flipped on the flood lights for all the cockroaches who were hiding in darkness and anonymity. It's now obvious that many different groups were deeply embedded in crooked social engineering practices taking place in the "old" Twitter.

As the blade cuts in both directions, so does Free Speech and the First Amendment. It is there for all sides of the political spectrum to ensure a free market of ideas where people can make up their own minds instead of being forced or deceived into a certain mold. Tyranny always fills the vacuum left by the absence of Free Speech.

Jacinda Ardern says COVID "schooled us" on how to handle climate change, that it requires multilateral tools and radical policies to save the world. Worse, she calls for a global board of censorship that would cancel all opposing narratives. Jonathan Turley is absolutely right: "Ardern is the smiling face of the new generation of censors."