Posted by feww on October 1, 2017
FEWW Presentation: Will America Survive Trump’s Kosher, White-Supremacy War?
Did the Founding Fathers fail to institute adequate defense measures against domestic enemies, and will the U.S. survive the kosher, white-supremacy war waged by Donald Trump?
[Prepared by affiliated political scientists.]
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Posted by feww on July 30, 2008
Google Censorship is a Flagrant Violation of Our Freedom of Speech!
Freedom of speech is being able to speak freely without censorship. The United States Constitution protects opinions under inalienable 1st Amendment free speech rights.
The right to freedom of speech is also guaranteed under international law through numerous human-rights instruments, notably under Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
How much longer is Google allowed to continue its censorship in violation of the United States Constitution and the international law?
“A Conspiracy Against the Public”
Haunted by Big, Bad Google
The Moderators at the Public Information Blogs listed below condemn Google Inc in the strongest possible terms for content censorship. Google search engines permanently or periodically exclude specific posts, contents or information from the blogs thereby abridging the freedom of speech, and denying the public their right to know!
Google Inc poses a clear and present danger to freedom of speech. To minimize this threat, we urge those of the lawmakers who still believe in the Constitution to break up Google into smaller, less harmful units.
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