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From the humble fax machine to call-to-listen podcasts and shortwave broadcasts to the dependable old printed word, today James explores ways to spread information that don’t require digital devices or Big Tech surveillance apps.
So if the FBI is calling for social media companies to ban conspiracy theory content because it is “potentially harmful,” then what other kinds of content should be banned from the net? Russiagate conspiracy theories? Harmful images of people ingesting GMOs and endocrine disrupting chemicals and other toxins? What else? Feel free to chime in below!
This week on the New World Next Week: Amerikkka descends into terrornoia chaos; Kashmir descends into crisis; and scientists start breeding the first human-monkey chimera.
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This week on the New World Next Week: Amerikkka descends into terrornoia chaos; Kashmir descends into crisis; and scientists start breeding the first human-monkey chimera. |
The term “conspiracy theory” was weaponized by the CIA half a century ago. At first it was merely used to marginalize those who question government narratives. But now that weapon is being loaded and pointed at our heads. Can a “conspiracy theorist” false flag be far behind? James examines the new FBI document on conspiracy theorists as domestic terrorists in this important edition of #PropagandaWatch.
Breitbart finally covers the story of how Chris Hayes got YouTube to blacklist the search term “federal reserve” and scrub Century of Enslavement from those search results. Today, James puts out the challenge: can you break through the information blockade with good old word of mouth?
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