Voat, an "anti-censorship" alternative social network that's been described as the "alt-right Reddit," is scheduled to shut down on December 25th. Voat co-founder Justin Chastain announced the pending closure yesterday, saying the site had run out of money after an investor defaulted on their contract in March.

"Gratuitously shocking content". That is apparently why the National Spokesman of Law Enforcement Today was permanently banned from Linkedin. At least that is what the final email from LinkedIn to Kyle Reyes stated.

I'm not worried about it but I do want to talk about a few things. First, the purge. Then the idea of truth and the Grand Delusion. Then a few personal things about my faith and the direction I'm going. Thank you for being here. Don't forget to su...

For the tech giants, 1984 is an instruction manual. Daniel Greenfield, the peerless Shillman Fellow and FrontPage writer, tweeted the news on May 7: "Google just erased my Sultan Knish blog and Front Page Mag articles from the first pages of results for my name doubt very much this is accidental."

"Guess what?" - "It's a total lie!"

 

The E.U. votes to make memes essentially illegal