Censorship

Historic Lawsuit Against Big Tech for Working with U.S. Government to Censor Free Speech on Social Media

Mike Yardley joins Hearts of Oak to discuss his varied background, including military service and journalism, addressing censorship in contemporary Britain, particularly concerning vaccines and lockdowns.

The inauguration is set to take place this Wednesday in Washington, D.C.  It’s said to be a ‘virtual’ inauguration yet there are some 25,000 National Guard troops on hand for security.  One TV station has reported that Virginia will be limiting access to the Capitol, closing some interstates and bridges. On another front, there’s been mass censorship of conservative thought sweeping social and major media.    

In a recent interview between TV host Brannon Howse and technocracy expert Patrick Wood, the conversation shed light on the alarming rise of censorship propagated by various powerful entities, from governments to Big Tech companies. The origins of this concerning trend can be traced back to the United Nations and the World Economic Forum, which initially signaled the need to suppress normal speech and language. Since then, the movement has gained traction, leading to the proliferation of organizations enforcing censorship. One striking example mentioned in the interview is a video presentation by a United Nations representative, exposing the extent of this censorship agenda.

The Declaration of Principles on Tolerance was adopted and signed by the Member States of the UNESCO on 16 November, 1995. The U.S. didn't sign this a

Much of what I share in my book “Religious Trojan Horse”, I would never be allowed to present in most “evangelical” churches or on “Christia