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The Intersection Between National Sovereignty and Free Speech
21
Oct

The Intersection Between National Sovereignty and Free Speech

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  • 18 min read

On October 15th, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt announced that US visas are a privilege revocable for foreign nationals expressing death wishes toward America, especially following the September 10th assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. The State Department has revoked visas for at least six individuals accused of celebrating […]

Chinese COVID Whistleblower Sentenced to 4 More Years in Jail
21
Sep

Chinese COVID Whistleblower Sentenced to 4 More Years in Jail

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In a disturbing development for press freedom and human rights, Chinese citizen journalist Zhang Zhan has been sentenced to another four years in prison, simply for exposing the truth and speaking out against injustice. Her “crime”? Telling the world what was really happening in Wuhan at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and later, continuing […]

The House Judiciary Committee’s Hearing with UK MP Nigel Farage
10
Sep

The House Judiciary Committee’s Hearing with UK MP Nigel Farage

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  • 19 min read

REFUTING THE RATIONALE BEHIND LIMITATIONS ON FREE SPEECH So, when you observe discussions on limitations of free speech, you would have noted that what is often contentious is the allowance of speech that is deemed to be mis or dis information or even hateful. And so, those in support of placing limitations on free speech, […]

The War Against the Cancer Epidemic in Children
01
Aug

The War Against the Cancer Epidemic in Children

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THE RISE OF “TURBO CANCERS” IN CHILDREN, LINKED TO COVID mRNA VACCINES The war against the cancer epidemic in children, and to begin with: for the first time in modern medical history, children as young as eight are being diagnosed with aggressive colon cancer—a phenomenon so rare it was virtually unheard of before 2021. But […]