Based on the reaction to his bid to buy Twitter, Elon Musk is 100 times more dangerous to the establishment’s vision of a new world order than Donald Trump.

The surest way to kill a democracy is to practice political censorship under the guise of protecting society from disinformation.

On April 8, 1966, the pictureless front cover of Time Magazine asked a bold and direction question: “Is God Dead?” This was just two days before Easter Sunday.

By: Kyle Smith – nationalreview.com – April 15, 2022 American consumers are irritated with companies that take partisan political positions on controversial topics. It now appears obvious that Disney never should have injected itself into the debate in the first place. To see this article and subscribe to others like it, choose to read more. Source: Disney Decides to Shut...

Twitter’s board of directors gathered this week to sign what sounds like a suicide pact. It unanimously voted to swallow a “poison pill” to tank the value of the social media giant’s shares rather than allow billionaire Elon Musk to buy the company.

Since Elon Musk bought 9.2 percent of the shares of Twitter and has joined the board, he’s put the left in a panic over what he might do.

By: Holman W. Jenkins. Jr. – wsj.com – April 12, 2022 In his “free speech” campaign against Twitter, Elon Musk didn’t mention it but millions of Americans were thinking of it: the national media’s belated interest in the Hunter Biden laptop story that Twitter and other conventional and social media outlets previously suppressed. As if waking from a coma, the Washington...

War crimes, plain and simple. And horrific. Read it, if you can bear it.

This is a massive scandal. I know I’m being generous here after the Russian collusion hoax, but whatever crumb of credibility the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Department of Justice has now been lost.

By: David Harsanyi – nationalreview.com – April 7, 2022 At the University of Chicago’s “Disinformation and the Erosion of Democracy” conference this week — a “how to” discussion, apparently — the Atlantic’s Anne Applebaum was asked about the use of the “disinformation” charge as a pretext for suppressing news. Specifically, the student was referring to the concerted effort by mass media, Big Tech, and government...