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For as ugly as the worst acts of those who descended on Washington, DC, on Jan. 6, 2021, were, none could justify the chilling assault on liberty and justice that has followed in their wake.
The Ruling Class has used Jan. 6 to wage a jihad against its political opposition, including an assault on our most basic rights such as free speech.
Big Tech has reinforced the narrative that views antithetical to regime orthodoxy are dangerous and must be policed accordingly.
In the latest example, YouTube deleted a Jan. 6, 2021, interview conducted by a Post reporter with a Capitol breach participant.
In the video, Aaron Mostofsky, son of a Brooklyn Supreme Court judge, explains why he was compelled to come to the Capitol, namely "to express … [his] opinion as a free American … that this election was stolen."
To Google-owned YouTube, the footage contains dangerous "misinformation" — speech that it equates with harm — meriting removal. In its removal notice, it asserts that "it’s our job to make sure that YouTube is a safe place for all," arguing that "content that advances false claims that widespread fraud … changed the outcome of the US 2020 presidential election is not allowed …"
In so doing, Google would appear to be doing the administration’s bidding.
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