It seems as if those operating Twitter are worried about Trump’s challenges over alleged election fraud, and voter irregularities, and are trying to suppress the ability of Trump and his supporters to put out information about potential election fraud in order to make the general public believe their claims are not serious.
By declaring Joe Biden’s victory and ignoring irregularities the media is gaslighting voters, repeating over and over again that Biden is the president-elect before it has been made official, which no doubt will create a massive backlash if the official results upend the media’s story of the election.
Singh is technically right if we ignore all the political executions, famines, poverty, communist indoctrination in schools, and the inability for Cubans to leave Cuba.
With a single tweet rapper Lil Wayne set twitter ablaze. “Lil Wayne” was trending on twitter last night, the latest victim of the cancel culture mob, the rapper’s big sin; endorsing President Donald Trump.
Last week’s U.S. Presidential debate was full of memorable and informative moments, but if you didn’t watch to the end you may have missed the moment Democrat Presidential candidate Joe Biden gave a damning answer on the American oil & gas industry.
These new deals by Trump, aside from the significance of being “peace for peace” as opposed to “peace for land” as the earlier ones were, are in the hopes of establishing warm relations between the respective countries. Already it has been confirmed that Israelis and Emiratis will be able to visit each other’s countries visa-free for up to 90 days.
His crown jewel on the global stage, is his Middle East policy. Historic peace agreements between Israel and the Arab world, drawing down troops embroiled in seemingly endless conflicts, even negotiations to end the Afghanistan war. Amazingly, thank G-d, 2020 has seen the lowest number of US troops dead in that war since it began in 2001. He has not started any new Middle East wars.
In response to this act of journalism, Big Tech companies like Facebook, and Twitter decided that they could, without any evidence to debunk the story, block it from being posted as not suitable for the public to see on their websites.
Over the last few years we have been flooded with op-eds and messaging from partisan legacy media outlets trying to paint President Donald Trump as some form of fascist or one of the other labels from the arsenal of activist pejoratives. However, the events of 2020, particularly the pandemic, have shown the outrage to be at minimum hyperbolic and at most pure hysteria.
What Trump must do whenever he is asked about this in the future, and he must even bring up himself at future debates and whenever he is able to, is Joe Biden’s terrible record on hate groups and hateful statements. Trump must entirely flip the script on this “denounce and disavow” game. To be clear, I don’t think that anyone should be asked to denounce or disavow anything or anyone, unless they have previously stated or expressed any form of support for them.
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