Bob Barr, When it comes to the Internet, people often take for granted “free” access to online products and services, such as Facebook, Google, and Twitter. We tend to think that our use alone of such services, bolstering metrics like their “daily average user” figures, is what allows them to generate greater ad revenue. Yet,
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Former Obama Aide Can’t Wait to See Pence, McConnell, Ryan Obits
Jim Stinson, Ben Rhodes, an architect of the disastrous Iran deal, tweeted a very ill-advised comment about Republican leaders’ deaths. A former aide to President Barack Obama said he hoped to see a particular picture next to the obituaries for Vice President Mike Pence, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, and Senate Majority Leader Mitch
Why Trump Should Consider a Post-Twitter Presidency
Victor Davis Hanson, Almost every supposedly informed prediction about President Donald Trump’s compulsive Twitter addiction has so far proved wrong. He did not tweet his way out of the Republican nomination. Spontaneous social media messaging did not lose Trump the general election race with Hillary Clinton. Nor has Trump tweeted his presidency into oblivion. Instead,
Should Anti-trust Laws Be Used to Break Up the Social Media Giants?
Robert Spencer, Google, Facebook and the rest wield more power than most governments. The secular Left and the proponents of Islamic blasphemy laws have a new issue on which they are making common cause: the quest to destroy the freedom of speech, the cornerstone of our democracy. After Charlottesville, the Left sees its chance to
Trump should escalate the Tweet Offensive and how Pres. Reagan might have tweeted
Lloyd Billingsley, “Interesting to watch Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut talking about hoax Russian collusion when he was a phony Vietnam con artist!” President Trump recently tweeted. “Mr. President,” Blumenthal tweeted back, “Your bullying hasn’t worked before and it won’t work now. No one is above the law.” The Connecticut Democrat also told reporters he
Here’s How To Deal With Trump’s Tweets: Stop Caring About Them
Kurt Schlichter, If the hyperventilating faux outrage over Donald Trump’s tweets about that pair of home-wrecking nobodies on MSNBC was actually presented in good faith, it would be merely be stupid. But it is not presented in good faith. It is a transparent attempt to drag Trump off-point and tie him up in a never-ending
Keep Tweeting, Mr. President
Jeff Crouere, The more the media and the establishment politicians scream about the President’s tweets, the more obvious it becomes that he should keep tweeting. President Trump has over 33 million followers on Twitter and his tweets are a terrific way to connect with his supporters without the filter of the liberal media. This week
Facebook blasphemy: Pakistani man sentenced to death for insulting Prophet Muhammad
A 30-year-old Pakistani man has been sentenced to death by a counterterrorism court, following the conviction on charges he insulted the Prophet Muhammed and his wives on Facebook, officials said Sunday. Taimoor Raza, who belongs to the minority Shia sect in the Sunni-dominant country, was arrested last year following an online argument about Islam with
Gab.ai Is Now Live Out Of Beta Testing With Open Registration #SpeakFreely
On August 15th, 2016 Gab launched into invite-only beta testing. This would begin our nine month journey to building a community unlike any other on the internet. In the wake of increasing censorship and single-sided bias from Big Social, Gab has been the shining light of hope for free expression and speech online. We are
Families of San Bernardino shooting sue Facebook, Google, Twitter
Family members of three victims of the December 2015 shooting rampage in San Bernardino, California, have sued Facebook, Google and Twitter, claiming that the companies permitted Islamic State to flourish on social media. The relatives assert that by allowing Islamic State militants to spread propaganda freely on social media, the three companies provided “material support”
Hey, Facebook, it’s time to put our safety before your algorithms
Rabbi Abraham Cooper, The murder of an innocent man in Cleveland shown on Facebook by the perpetrator is but the latest distressing outrage exposing the horrific flipside of social media. Apparently, the grisly implications of the monstrous deed — including, G-d forbid copycat crimes, has led Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg to announce a review of
Outraged Trump supporters blame president’s son-in-law for decision to strike Syria
Scott Greer | Daily Caller, The hashtag #FireKushner became the top trending topic on Twitter Friday night, thanks to outraged Donald Trump supporters who blamed Jared Kushner, the president’s son-in-law and top adviser, for the decision to strike Syria. According to the outraged Trump supporters, the Syrian strike was a betrayal of Trump’s “America First”