Tag: censorship

Successful Censorship

Posted on by Kaoru Kashima in Japanese, Newsletter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1NRxOunpag Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic Big Tech companies colluded with governments to censor truthful information that did not align with political agendas, thereby silencing dissent and criticism against lockdowns and mandatory mass vaccination campaigns.  The role the Biden administration played in this censorship regime was highlighted in a congressional report titled "The Censorship Industrial Complex," … Continue reading Successful Censorship →

Stories you need to know

Posted on by Kaoru Kashima in Newsletter, Vaccines

I would like to share a couple of videos that many people feel that they are unbelievable. A two-day conference on "Pandemic Strategies Lessons and Consequences’," which brought together prominent physicians, pathologists, and medical researchers from nine countries on January 21-22 2023, was held in Stockholm, Sweden.　The purpose of the conference was to discuss lessons … Continue reading Stories you need to know →

Who and What You Can Trust?

Posted on by Kaoru Kashima in Newsletter

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpMWDCX1yMI On October 29, the well-known journalist, Glenn Greenwald (who broke the Edward Snowden stories) announced that he had resigned from The Intercept, the digital outlet he co-founded in 2013, due to perceived censorship of an article regarding corruption allegations surrounding Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden. Wait! What? Censorship on his own publication?   There … Continue reading Who and What You Can Trust? →