Robert Epstein’s Twitter account (@DrREpstein) says that this is his “breakthrough article” on the subject he has been researching for several years, namely the power of liberal social media giants to influence public opinion in very substantial ways. The upshot is that he is accumulating more evidence about how Big Tech functions to have become […]
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September 28th, 2018 | Category: Big Tech | Tags: Congress, culture, data, election, Facebook, Google, influence, Robert Epstein, secret voter influence, tech influence, technology, Tucker Carlson, Twitter |  Email This Post |  Print This Post The left’s censorship is a worsening problem these days, since the liberal overlords of Silicon Valley and beyond demand that the little people to conform to their globalist open-borders worldview. Liberal censors insist, for one thing, that their foolishly idealized view of diversity be obeyed as gospel, even when the facts clearly indicate otherwise. As […] September 8th, 2018 | Category: political speech | Tags: Alex Jones, Breitbart News, censorship, culture, diversity, Facebook, free speech, Geert Wilders, jihad, JihadWatch, Patreon, PragerU, Robert Spencer, sharia, social media, Southern Poverty Law Center, SPLC, Twitter | Email This Post | Print This Post Technology/psychology expert Robert Epstein has done a great service to the nation by exposing the nefarious methods Silicon Valley uses to skew the political information we get online and how it effects voting behavior. The globalists who run the tech world have a post-national view of how America should be run, and they are using […] August 26th, 2018 | Category: attacks on free speech | Tags: Big Tech, censorship, Dr. Robert Epstein, election manipulation, election meddling, Facebook, filtering content, Google, influence, search results, secret voter influence, Tucker Carlson, Twitter, voters | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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