by Will Henney, Reclaim The Net:
Major free speech and privacy implications.
In an unprecedented move toward restricting online anonymity, the CEO of China’s social media behemoth, Weibo, Wang Gaofei is testing a controversial new policy on his personal account. Weibo, often compared to Twitter/X, may soon require online commentators discussing politics and finance to publicly display their real names. Amid rising worries over China’s growing internet censorship and increased government scrutiny, this motion raises pressing concerns about personal privacy and the overreach of digital surveillance.
‘Their silence on the pandemic fraud is identical to that on the apostasy of the Catholic Hierarchy,’ Archbishop Viganò writes. ‘And the moral responsibility that weighs on them will remain as an indelible stain for which they will have to answer to God, to men, and to History.’
magine it is the year 2030. The Great Reset has finally happened after a nine-year conflict that began when Russia invaded Ukraine. Two years later, the Middle East broke out in conflict after the ground offensive against the Hamas terrorist regimes. Syria was upset about the loss of innocent lives in Gaza and began a counter-offensive with the support of Russian President Vladimir Putin. By late 2024, the American forces were called up to protect Israel and our oil interests and military bases in the region.
