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“Recalibrating” censorship in Australia : Comments
By Laurence Maher, published 18/8/2022The commissioner of the world's first regulatory authority for online harms wants more censorship legislation.
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We're always told to look to the future because what's done is done yet when it comes in handy the past or rather the bad parts of the past come in very handy for those who profited from it !
Posted by Indyvidual, Friday, 19 August 2022 1:11:21 PM
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Very well researched and referenced article.
"We penetrate the Cabinets" - I've told others about Klaus Schwab's boasting that he holds great influence over our governments, and I have questioned what democracy we actually have as sovereign citizens if all the decisions are made by people outside our country. Klaus's father Eugen Schwab worked for Escher Wyss and Cie, a leading NAZI contractor in WWII that made turbines. Some interesting reading... http://georgewebb.substack.com/p/saving-private-farben Posted by Armchair Critic, Friday, 19 August 2022 2:44:11 PM
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Also, I think its more about regulation, oversight, political censorship and defunding and deplatforming speech that doesn't support their narratives as much as it's about 'protecting kids from harm'. They always dress these things up as being in the interests of inclusion and citizens best interests but really its about control of information. Just today I came across 2 videos, where they are trying to shut down the speech of content creators in relation to narratives they don't like. Jackson Hinkle http://youtu.be/yktoPUNHi08 Jimmy Dore (videos contain swearing) http://youtu.be/dzGfzb7V2Mg http://youtu.be/zM5K2W9ZvAc Rumble V's YouTube lawsuit. http://rumble.com/ Rumble is a free speech YouTube alternative platform, which has risen in popularity because YouTube routinely demonetises and closes the accounts of content creators that don't follow the official narratives. People who have their accounts closed (and lose all their uploaded content) have little recourse to argue the point as YouTube does not give specific reasons for claimed infringements of its policies. Rumble has taken YouTube's parent company Google to court as YouTube holds a market monopoly and Google does not show Rumble in it's search results. http://www.businessinsider.com/rumble-sues-google-youtube-conservatives-2021-1 Posted by Armchair Critic, Saturday, 20 August 2022 12:19:40 AM
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