The Blogger Censors Pulled My Post on the Jab!

We live in times where tyrannical censors control speech. The other day I wrote a post about the COVID gene therapy. It was a piece backed up by facts and linking to articles by scientists pointing out the very real dangers of the jab. Blogger pulled the article saying it violated their guidelines. I can only presume they objected to scientific evidence that conflicted with their opinion and agenda.

Fortunately, one of my readers reposted the article on his site. So you can read it at Non Veni Pacem. Thanks, Mark, I think it's time for me to shift to another platform. If I were more tech savvy, I would have done it long ago. And I may not have the energy to do it now. But I think I will back up my work from now on and save articles from the subjects I research.

You need to watch out for the orcs and Sauron. If they can they will be Lords of the Internet. Bow to Lord Blogger, hobbits. He will rule the internet.

"We Won't Be Silenced." The Frontline Doctors are Back and They're Impressive - #HCQworks

Big tech took down the video of the Frontline Doctors' Press Conference from Monday, but it's still available. See it here.

I LOVE SATIRE! Think I'll call myself the Babylon Beekeeper.

A few of my readers at the Babylon Beekeeper

Have you heard the one about the fact checker who labeled as fake news the story that said CNN just bought a washing machine to spin the news? It was actually a blender!

Really, the goofs at Snopes have a vendetta against the satire site, The Babylon Bee. They've been labeling their articles "fake news." Because some people take the Bee seriously, Snopes claims the website is a fake news outlet despite the fact that it's clearly identified as a satire site.

Snopes does this of course, not because some people take the articles seriously, but to undermine the Bee's ability to continue. The tech giants use algorithms to censor groups that spread "fake news." They are notorious for censoring, defunding, and deplatforming conservative sites as well which the Bee is. (Chronicles Magazine had a great article on this in the July issue. I personally recommend the magazine as a faithful chronicler of our cultural morass and entertaining as well.)