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"Liberals have become too censorious and too willing to use their cultural and corporate and political power to suppress ideas and products that offend them."
In an exclusive interview with the New York Times Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) slammed Big Tech for banning former President Trump from their platforms, said it makes him feel "uncomfortable" and Big Tech shouldn't have that much "power."
Ezra Klein, host of the New York Times Opinion podcast The Ezra Klein Show, interviewed Senator Sanders where they discusses a wide range of topics from cancel culture to Big Tech censorship and the current Biden administration.
Comment: If they 'cross the Rubicon' and make vaccinations mandatory, they will be the first UK govt to do so since the 1800s smallpox vaccine laws (which led to widespread rebellion when those jabs caused deadly outbreaks of smallpox)...
Children will start getting the Covid vaccine as early as August under provisional government plans to push for maximum immunity from the virus, The Telegraph can reveal.
Two sources involved in preparations said that was the soonest point at which Britons under the age of 18 would be given the jabs - months earlier than expected.
Safety data on the critical child vaccine study being run by Oxford University - on which ministers are waiting before making their final decisions - is expected shortly, with its conclusions due in June or July.
Comment: There's a lack of safety data because the UK population, particularly its most vulnerable, are acting as test subjects, and, in preparation for August, vaccine experiments on children are in the works: UK children to be test subjects of latest AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine trials
As Fox News Channel anchor Bret Baier noted during Monday's Special Report, "Republicans are calling it an obvious power play to pad the speaker's slim majority."
But instead of reporting on Speaker Nancy Pelosi's (D-CA) machinations and calling an assault on our democracy, ABC's World News Tonight talked about the weather, CBS Evening News showed drone footage of an erupting volcano, and NBC Nightly News deflected blame away from President Biden for the rising price in gas.

A temporary processing facility for migrants in Donna, Texas, March 17, 2021.
Pentagon spokesman John Kirby told reporters on Tuesday that the Department of Health and Human Services requested to use facilities at Joint Base San Antonio and Fort Bliss, both in Texas, to house an unspecified number of minors apprehended after crossing the border from Mexico.
"We have just received this request, so I don't have much more detail than that," said Kirby, adding the Pentagon will "analyze it and evaluate it just like we would any other request for assistance."
Comment: See also:
- Mexico deploys 8700 troops to cut migrant traffic to US border
- Public pressure: Biden administration finally releases images of migrant facilities at Texas border
- Alejandro Mayorkas says border is closed but children won't be expelled
- Rep. Sanchez: Not appropriate for reporters to see inside border facilities for children
- 15K+ migrant children now held in US custody amid border surge
- Photos reveal 'terrible conditions' inside border facility, hundreds of migrant children packed into small makeshift rooms
- Arizona border town mayor: Dropping off migrants with unchecked health & criminal history 'like opening Pandora's box'
- Border insecurity: US to house 3,000 immigrant teens at convention center - biggest immigrant wave in 20 years

FILE PHOTO: Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) on Capitol Hill in Washington, U.S. May 6, 2020.
Senator Tammy Duckworth (Illinois) and Mazie Hirono (Hawaii) told reporters on Tuesday that they'll vote to approve only non-white or LGBTQ nominees until Biden starts appointing more minorities. While Hirono said her concern is diversity in general, Duckworth is trying to pressure the administration to give more plum jobs to Asian-American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) candidates.
"I am a no vote on the floor on all non-diversity nominees," Duckworth said. "You know, I will vote for racial minorities and I will vote for LGBTQ, but anybody else, I'm not voting for."
Comment: Whatever happened to merit? For examples, would we want to choose engineers of bridges based on their race and sexuality rather than their expertise and ability?
Comment: See also:
- Why Victoria Nuland is dangerous and should not be confirmed as Biden's Under Secretary
- Joe Biden says 8 year olds are capable of choosing to be transgender
- Obama & Dems claim massage parlor shootings 'anti-Asian hate crime' & 'white supremacy', despite having no evidence to support that motive
"While the flag was still flying half staff, another American city has been scarred by gun violence and resulting trauma," Biden told reporters at the White House on Tuesday, hours after a gunman opened fire inside a King Sooper's grocery store, killing 10 people, including a responding police officer.
He called on lawmakers to expedite two measures that have passed the Democrat-controlled U.S. House, which would require more rigorous background checks for gun purchases.
"I don't need to wait another minute — or another hour — to take common sense steps that will save lives in the future," Biden said.
Biden noted the long-term mental impacts that people are feeling "through too many of these" shootings.
Comment: How about the long-term mental impacts of unnecessary lockdowns and virus-related fear propaganda. What about that?
Comment: These would be the first "reasonable" sounding steps in attempting to disarm millions of Americans. Watch it happen.
I wasn't being a wise guy. I was alone with him in his office, that's how it came about," Biden continued. "It was when President Bush had said, 'I've looked in his eyes and saw his soul.' I said, 'I looked in your eyes, and I don't think you have a soul.' He looked back and he said, 'We understand each other.' "Somehow, I don't think Joe Biden understood what he thought Vladimir Putin understood about what they mutually understood. If I had to guess, I'd say that Mr. Putin understood Joe Biden to be the most pathetic blustering schlemiel he'd ever encountered on the international scene. But that must have been before Mr. B was installed in the White House by powers and persons unseen because it's evident now that his handlers do not allow him to talk to foreign leaders, not even on the phone. Ms. Harris does that.
— ABC News, Joe Biden with George Stephanopoulos on V. Putin of Russia
The alleged president went on to tell Mr. Stephanopoulos that Mr. Putin was "a killer" who would "soon pay a price" for interfering in the 2020 election. In turn, Mr. Putin promptly called the Russian ambassador back home "for consultations," which is generally what happens when one country makes warlike noises to another country.
The directive, the employee reports, came from a top White House communications team member and instructs all agencies to refer to the Biden administration as the "Biden-Harris Administration" in place of the "Biden Administration."
"Please be sure to reference the current administration as the 'Biden-Harris Administration' in official public communications," the directive reads, with "Biden-Harris Administration" accented in bold.
On Monday, as House Democrats held a hearing promoting statehood for the US capital district, Bill Kristol argued that expansion has "always been a sign of our vigor" and that it's time for "DC, Puerto Rico, Cuba (as soon as it's free), 1 or 2 more?" after 60 years of having 50 states.
Kristol's proposal was quickly slammed from the right. Yoram Hazony, one of the founders of the National Conservative movement, said his "old friend Bill" just provided evidence of an unbridgeable chasm between them and neocons.
"What Bill thinks is good for America would end it," Hazony added.
Comment: As per Kristol's suggestion, Cuba hasn't suffered enough from US belligerence and dominance. It is just begging to be used by the neocons and Democrats to increase their voting clout.
See also:
- How woke whites are turning minorities into Republican voters
- US renews sanctions and keeps blockade on Cuba despite UN vote
- US urges no travel to Cuba and cuts embassy staff by more than half
- John McAfee hits out at US media's anti-Cuba propaganda: 'Wake up, America'
Eight years ago, the Federal Trade Commission had the chance to face down Google — the giant of Silicon Valley whose power now alters the free flow of information at a global scale, distorts market access for businesses large and small, and changes the nature of independent thought in ways the world has never experienced.
Instead, the FTC blinked — and blinked hard, choosing to close the investigation in early 2013. A remarkable leak to Politico of agency documents about the 2012 Google investigation reveals that, despite ample evidence of market distortions and threats to competition presented by the agency's lawyers, the five commissioners of the FTC deferred instead to speculative claims by their economists.
Records and reporting about the 2012 investigation suggest the FTC did so while bending to political pressure from the Obama White House — which was, in turn, bending to political pressure from Google. William Kovacic, a former FTC chair under President George W. Bush, reviewed the more than 3,000 pages of documents leaked to Politico and concluded the agency overlooked "what many experts and regulators would consider clear antitrust violations," calling the specificity of issues outlined "breathtaking."













Comment: A year of lockdowns has already seriously compromised immunity in the population, and it's likely that sacrificing children's usually robust health for the sake of this mass vaccination scheme could have dire consequences:
- Pregnant women advised not to get Covid-19 vaccine - UK government report
- 8 EU countries SUSPEND AstraZeneca's Covid vaccine amid reports of fatal blood clots
- HUNDREDS of Israelis get infected with Covid-19 after receiving Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine
By the way, the French govt is toying with doing likewise; legally mandating vaccinations for all healthcare workers.And the Russian govt has taken the opposite stance.