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That seems to be the norm for Hollyweirds, and it takes me by surprise when one grows up to be a knowledgeable, stable, thoughtful person.She was such a cute, funny kid and then grew up into such a stupid, fascist ####!
I don't remember why I should remember her.She was such a cute, funny kid and then grew up into such a stupid, fascist ####!
Jonathan Turley Roasts Joe Biden After Elon Musk Drops Good News About Twitter's Future
George Washington University law school professor Jonathan Turley, who has never been shy in his spot-on criticisms of pro-censorship forces on the left, responded accordingly to Musk’s announcement by roasting President Biden, who infamously declared just after the 2022 midterm elections and after being asked if he felt that Musk was a “threat to U.S. national security” that Musk’s supposed joint acquisition of Twitter was “worthy of being looked at” by federal investigators.
Turley wrote:
Whenever discussions about “misinformation” and “disinformation” take place, always remember that those who harp on the most about the dangers of both are usually the same ones who are the worst offenders (usually leftists) when it comes to mangling the facts, deliberately and otherwise. Not only that, but their real issue is actually with the free flow of information and how to better control it because not doing so might cause ordinary citizens like you and me to think differently and to question the government, and we can’t have that now, can we?
Twitter's First Transparency Reports Are Here and They're Eye-Opening
Twitter has published its first set of transparency reports about how the site had operated prior to multi-billionaire Elon Musk taking over the company. Among the reports, the social media giant states they are no longer enforcing its COVID-19 "misleading information policy."
Musk had promised the release of the transparency reports, saying it is necessary to regain the trust of the public.
Twitter erupts after Elon Musk mocks CNN with satirical chyron about threats to free speech
Musk posted a picture of CNN’s Don Lemon on Monday alongside a satirical chyron that read, "Elon Musk could threaten free speech on Twitter by allowing people to speak freely."
Some Twitter users were confused about whether the meme was from an actual CNN broadcast. The image is originally from Geniuses Times, a satirical website that describes itself as "the most reliable source of fake news in the planet."
Nevertheless, Musk’s post prompted a wide range of responses, from conservative praise to liberal meltdowns.
CIA analyst decries free speech 'nonsense' on Musk's Twitter, claims it will benefit Russian disinformation
CIA analyst Bob Baer claimed that "Putin is going to be all over Twitter" thanks to billionaire owner Elon Musk’s policies for running the company.
He also stated that the "voice of the people" Musk claimed wants free speech is "Russian intelligence" looking to undermine American support for Ukraine.
During a recent segment on CNN, the analyst argued that Musk’s pro-free speech attitude towards operating the company, particularly in the way he has decided to reinstate banned accounts and not suspend users for any speech, means Russian hackers will benefit.
Really.... Russian disinformation... again?!!
They’re persistent… But not smart.
glhs837
Power with Control
FIFY.
"Any speech we dont like is
a)racist
b)homotransbipocphobic
c) Russian or Chinese Disinformation"
Kinnakeet
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Nice breast and likes kissing women and men and made a video at one time or another
The Hill ran a story yesterday headlined, “Twitter Stops Enforcing COVID Misinformation Policy.” Uh-oh! Prepare for chaos!After the announcement yesterday, professional fact checkers were upping doses of their antidepressants, fact checkers like Imran Ahmed, CEO of the the “Center for Countering Digital Hate,” who called the rollback of the covid-19 misinformation policy an “irresponsible decision” that puts lives at risk.
You mean, the policy’s rollback puts his POCKETBOOK at risk. Shut up, Imran, if that’s your real name.
Twitter also released the first statistics about banned accounts. Between January 2020 and September 2022, almost 12 million accounts were ‘challenged’ and over 11,000 accounts were banned for violating the policy. That’s a lot of ‘fact checking.’
Twitter also put up a new “transparency” dashboard. What do you think? https://transparency.twitter.com/
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Well, when it comes to piercings? Those women that get their tongue pierced? At least you know what they are good at performing. So that is at least one piercing that is ............ well, the most functional in its application.
Well, when it comes to piercings? Those women that get their tongue pierced? At least you know what they are good at performing. So that is at least one piercing that is ............ well, the most functional in its application.
Dark money network's anti-Twitter censorship campaign coalesces behind App Store attack vector
The Dossier has already reported on the origins of the campaign and its backers. We identified Arabella Advisors, a dark money progressive advocacy group funded through sister entities by the likes of Bill Gates, the Soros empire, and a far-left Swiss billionaire, as the network behind the anti-Twitter cancel and censorship campaigns.
Given the success of their ongoing advertiser boycott campaign, these same operatives have set their sights on a new mission: removing Twitter from the invaluable Apple and Google App Stores.
And there appears to be a coordinated campaign in major legacy media publications, many of which are influenced and funded by the dark money network, to convince the aforementioned App Store gatekeepers to pull the plug on Twitter. In recent days and weeks, The New York Times and The Washington Post, among other legacy media staples, have dedicated a considerable amount of opinion and pseudo reportage space to the App Store activism.
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