Michael Shellenberger
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Australian Government Staffer Cites Execution Video To Defend Censorship Bill
Once the state can decide what adults may see, the definition of harmful material rarely stays put.
House Advances Bill to Block Foreign Officials Who Censor Americans
The House advances a bill to block foreign officials who censor Americans from entering the US.
Censorship Industrial Complex Hearing Highlights Democrat Denial of Big Tech Censorship Collusion
Democrats deflect and dismiss as House Judiciary Committee exposes deepening censorship collusion.
Fact-Checking or Fact-Shielding? Twitter Files Journalist Slams PolitiFact’s Defense of Government Pressure on Big Tech
PolitiFact dismisses Vance’s “censorship” claim, sparking criticism from Shellenberger over government pressure on social media giants.
Watch: Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski and Journalist Michael Shellenberger Testify on Brazil Censorship Demands
“It’s never the good guys doing the censoring. If the United States won’t stand up for freedom of speech – who will?”
Brazil Targets Twitter Files Author Who Revealed Censorship Orders
Brazil’s Attorney General claims his Twitter Files coverage amounts to a “probable crime” against the state, a charge the journalist vehemently denies.
Brazil Rebrands Internet Censorship Amid Pushback
Brazil’s “rebrand” of internet censorship laws ignites international controversy amid stark opposition from tech mogul Elon Musk.
Watch: Democrats Blasted for Claiming “No Evidence” of Big Tech-Government Censorship Collusion
Democrats turned a blind eye to the mountains of evidence uncovered by subpoenas and lawsuits.
The DOJ Is Sued for Records on FBI Payments to Twitter
A push for transparency.
Twitter Blocks Engagement on Links to Independent Writer Platform Substack
Twitter users can’t like, comment on, or retweet tweets linking to Substack publications.
Watch: Democrats Attack Independent Journalists and Try to Get Them to Reveal Sources at Twitter Files Hearing
Democrats described them as “so-called journalists” and questioned the credibility of their reporting.
