Pope Demands Silicon Valley "In the Name of God" Censor "Hate Speech," "Conspiracy Theories"
Pope Francis thinks empowering giant corporations to silence free speech is Godly.
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Pope Francis invoked God in an effort to pressure Silicon Valley giants into censoring more content, including "hate speech" and "conspiracy theories."
The Pope made the remarks during a World Meeting of Popular Movements, a shadowy organization created to promote "social justice" and fight racism with the help of religious leaders.
"In the name of God, I ask the technology giants to stop exploiting human weakness, people's vulnerability, for the sake of profits without caring about the spread of hate speech, grooming, fake news, conspiracy theories, and political manipulation," he stated.
Pope Francis also invoked the term "post-truth," which was invented by establishment media organs after they began to lose their monopoly on controlling the narrative following the election of Donald Trump.
The Catholic leader apparently believes it's Christian and Godly to empower giant corporations to shut down free speech.
This is no surprise given his previous stance on free speech in response to the slaughter of the Charlie Hebdo cartoonists, when he rhetorically sided with the terrorists who murdered them in cold blood.
As we document in the video below, which Pope Francis would surely love to see banned, the Supreme Pontiff smears his critics as performing "the work of the devil."
In reality, his every action and position has served to further the anti-Christ globalist beast system for which he is a willing puppet.
No doubt the Pope would respond to such claims by characterizing them as "conspiracy theories" and "hate speech."
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Because anti-lockdown activists are using it to organise
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A report in the German newspaper Die Welt suggests that the government there is considering taking action to shut down messaging app Telegram because people opposed to COVID restrictions and lockdowns are using it to organise protests and share information.
The report contains an interview with German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser who stated "We cannot rule this out," when asked if the platform will be targeted for censorship.
"A shutdown would be grave and clearly a last resort. All other options must be exhausted first," Faeser clarified.
The minister also told the newspaper that while it is currently unclear what legal action would be needed to shut down the platform, the German government is in consultation with the European Union regarding potential regulation of it.
The Epoch Times notes that in Germany, which has implemented some of the most severe pandemic restrictions, "Telegram has been used as a hub of communication for the protest movement against the measures established to fight the CCP virus, including lockdowns, intermittent mask mandates, and restrictions for the unvaccinated."
Telegram has been shut down or blocked in other countries including Iran, China, Pakistan, India, Thailand, and Russia.
The platform saw a huge surge in users last year after Facebook owned Watts App introduced a controversial privacy update which led to concerns that the app would hand over user data to its parent company. It also came at the same time as President Trump's purge from big tech social media platforms.
Telegram founder Pavel Durov warned that people are "being held hostage by tech monopolies."
In addition to being independent from big tech, Telegram promises robust end-to-end encryption, ensuring messages remain private.
This has made Telegram a target for authoritarians and big tech monopolists.
In the U.S. lobbyist group The Coalition for a Safer Web even filed a lawsuit against Apple in an effort to get Telegram removed from the app store, claiming that it allows 'extremists' to spread 'hate speech'.
Paypal Permanently Bans Another Conservative Journalist From Having An Account
"The supervisor was extremely rude and implied that it had everything to do with my politics"
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Online banking giant Paypal has reportedly banned a conservative journalist from having an account, and he claims it is for political reasons.
Ian Miles Cheong who reports for The Post Millenial, made the claims on Twitter, noting "PayPal just informed me that they have permanently banned my account."
"The supervisor was extremely rude and implied that it had everything to do with my politics," Cheong added.
PayPal just informed me that they have permanently banned my account. Without giving an explicit reason why, the supervisor was extremely rude and implied that it had everything to do with my politics.
— Ian Miles Cheong @ stillgray.substack.com (@stillgray) January 5, 2022
The journalist further stated that Paypal "wouldn't let me know which rule I broke or how, gave me a lecture instead on how journalists don't reveal sources."
He continued, "When I pressed them on whether it was my politics they seemed to imply that it was—the guy was really rude—and commented that 'on issues regarding politics, PayPal remains neutral.'"
Cheong says Paypal also will not release his funds for 6 months.
Yep. They said it'll take 180 days to withdraw it—assuming they decide to send it at all. No guarantees apparently.
Well, at least there's Bitcoin—and all the more reason crypto is taking off. Beats the 5% cut they take out of everything.
As we reported last year, PayPal co-founder David Sacks, no longer with the company, warned that the financial giant is creating a de facto 'no buy list' by banning people for their opinions, describing it as a move that will actually increase extremism in the long term.
"PayPal is turning its back on its original mission. It is now leading the charge to restrict participation by those it deems unworthy," Sacks noted.
The entrepreneur also argued that by partnering with the likes of the ADL and the SPLC, PayPal has allowed itself to be used as a tool by far-left activist outfits to censor ideological opposition.
"I have no desire to defend genuinely hateful or extremist groups," writes Sacks, adding "Indeed, when I was COO at PayPal, we regularly worked with law enforcement to restrict illegal activity on our platform. But we are talking about something very different here: shutting down people and organizations that express views that are entirely lawful, even if they are unpopular in Silicon Valley."
The @ADL is highly politicized group: completely liberal and aligned with the DNC, just a tad more pro-Israel in their focus but otherwise no differences. This is yet another union between establishment liberalism and Big Tech to control and censor the internet. https://t.co/UI5OrBYB1e
— Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) July 26, 2021
Why don't you just call it the social credit score and start punishing people for wrong think like they do in China @PayPal
— Luke Rudkowski (@Lukewearechange) July 26, 2021
This is far from unprecedented and has been going on for some time. Outlets like Infowars had their Paypal accounts suspended a long time ago.
Now it's time for everyone else to become the target.
Paypal and other online banking systems are also now subject to Joe Biden's IRS crack down on small businesses, which will now have to report all transactions greater than $600 through the third party platforms.