(08-08-2018 06:53 PM)Johnnyvee Wrote: So, how much will this matter for the Conservatives in the mid-terms? Did AJ have a significant effect on the outcome of the 2016 race?
I mean its hard to quantify but his "Hillary for Prison" shirts were seen in every Trump rally during the election season.
He was one of Trump's most enthusiastic backers, Trump is going to regret just letting this happen.
(This post was last modified: 08-09-2018 05:45 PM by Castelnau.)
08-09-2018 05:44 PM
The following 2 users Like Castelnau's post:2 users Like Castelnau's post godfather dust, Johnnyvee
renotime
True Player
Posts: 1,851
Joined: Feb 2013
Reputation: 41
This is a very worrisome thing to see AJ get censored like this across so many different online platforms. This was an intentional hit on him in order to limit his influence in any upcoming and future elections. The leftist powers that be know that AJ has become very influential and his influence helped get Trump elected. Trump's ascendency to the presidency is something that they did not expect and his rise has forced the powers that be to postpone their agendas
Taking out AJ like this sends a message to others that once they get too big and influential like AJ, then they will be dealt with in the same way and manner. This is very chilling to see that not only have they removed AJ, but they now have disabled the user comments on his site, which I believe was handled by Discus. The reader comments were at times very crazy, but also very insightful and they talked about certain truths that made some in the political world very uncomfortable.
We are going to see more of this type of thing as we get closer to the mid term elections and as we get closer to the next presidential campaign season. Like others here have already mentioned, AJ should have been better prepared for this. I think his big ego got the best of him and he should have had a backup plan in case something like this happened.
Ok so Infowars use to post the whole show on Youtube (abt 4 hours). But now they're not posting the whole show on bitchute and real.video just clips. They should commit to posting all their content on one or both of those platforms. What are they doing? They're really unprepared for something that they knew was coming. Eventually people are going to forget about this and change their viewing habits Infowars is going to lose a ton of viewers.
Also Alex doesn't have a forum or anything where his fans could crowdsource things to help him. There's no place where Infowars fans can all get together. These are the times where it helps to have a forum.
(This post was last modified: 08-10-2018 03:12 AM by Castelnau.)
08-10-2018 03:11 AM
The following 2 users Like Castelnau's post:2 users Like Castelnau's post spokepoker, Syberpunk
(08-06-2018 12:34 PM)Batka Wrote: Kyle Kulinski's take on Alex Jones getting taken out. He says this is very worrying as silicon valley have now decided what is fake news and what isn't and that guys like him are next on the hit list as the tech companies will seek to coddle up to the establishment. Facebook, Twitter and Youtube should be regulated as a public utility in order to save the First Amendment.
Kyle on point as always.
Totally unrelated.
But I would pay to see Kyle Kulinski debate Ben Shapiro. That would be the debate of the decade. Would love to see it.
08-10-2018 03:42 AM
budoslavic
International Playboy
Posts: 4,602
Joined: Aug 2015
Reputation: 25
If Joe Rogan had him on again, and they banned Rogan's channel because of it (which I like, but I believe to be way of softening younger people who think they're being edgy, a corral).
The shitfit would be incredible.
There is nothing else you will ever need to read on self improvement, but this, the greatest thread post in history follows in the link below, REQUIRED READING. READ TO END.
Quote: Prospective college students beware, university administrators are not only going through your educational history and social media feeds to see what you’ve said in the past, they’re now looking to discriminate against you based on whom you follow.
In a post on his website Shear Social Media, attorney Bradley Shear told the story of a client who was asked by a “prestigious college” why he followed conspiracy theorist Alex Jones on Twitter.
“We are not talking about applicants who are retweeting alleged hate speech, alleged ‘Fake News,’ or alleged hoaxes,” Shear wrote. “We are talking about just following a Twitter feed of someone whose views are frowned upon by members of an admissions committee.”
Shear’s 17-year-old client had never “liked” or retweeted any content from Jones or his website InfoWars, but just following Jones was enough for him to be questioned. When Shear looked into the digital history of the college admissions interviewer who asked the teenager about Jones, he discovered she was fan of Sen. Bernie Sanders (Socialst-VT).
Shear contacted the interviewer and stressed that such discrimination was unacceptable. “The college didn’t want any negative publicity about this matter so it quickly resolved the situation to my client’s satisfaction,” Shear wrote.
But this particular client was lucky, according to Shear. Many other students are rejected based on their social media history, including whom they follow (even if they follow that person because they don’t like them, as I do with many people I disagree with).
“Many college admissions offices such as Harvard are encouraging anyone who has ‘digital dirt’ on an applicant or accepted student to send it to the admissions department so they can reject an applicant or revoke an offer,” Shear wrote. “This happens regularly and finally made international headlines last year when Harvard revoked offers to at least 10 applicants based up their digital footprint. What is more troubling is that Harvard has lobbied for years against a social media privacy law for applicants that would ban colleges in Massachusetts from being able to request applicants verify their digital accounts and activities which may indicate their political or personal opinions.”
Quote: Prospective college students beware, university administrators are not only going through your educational history and social media feeds to see what you’ve said in the past, they’re now looking to discriminate against you based on whom you follow.
In a post on his website Shear Social Media, attorney Bradley Shear told the story of a client who was asked by a “prestigious college” why he followed conspiracy theorist Alex Jones on Twitter.
“We are not talking about applicants who are retweeting alleged hate speech, alleged ‘Fake News,’ or alleged hoaxes,” Shear wrote. “We are talking about just following a Twitter feed of someone whose views are frowned upon by members of an admissions committee.”
Shear’s 17-year-old client had never “liked” or retweeted any content from Jones or his website InfoWars, but just following Jones was enough for him to be questioned. When Shear looked into the digital history of the college admissions interviewer who asked the teenager about Jones, he discovered she was fan of Sen. Bernie Sanders (Socialst-VT).
Shear contacted the interviewer and stressed that such discrimination was unacceptable. “The college didn’t want any negative publicity about this matter so it quickly resolved the situation to my client’s satisfaction,” Shear wrote.
But this particular client was lucky, according to Shear. Many other students are rejected based on their social media history, including whom they follow (even if they follow that person because they don’t like them, as I do with many people I disagree with).
“Many college admissions offices such as Harvard are encouraging anyone who has ‘digital dirt’ on an applicant or accepted student to send it to the admissions department so they can reject an applicant or revoke an offer,” Shear wrote. “This happens regularly and finally made international headlines last year when Harvard revoked offers to at least 10 applicants based up their digital footprint. What is more troubling is that Harvard has lobbied for years against a social media privacy law for applicants that would ban colleges in Massachusetts from being able to request applicants verify their digital accounts and activities which may indicate their political or personal opinions.”
Remember that every single liberal in the USA believes that conservativism is hate speech, it is evil, and Trump is a dictator. That is 50% of the American public who believe deep in their hearts that it is their civic duty to destroy the other half of the country.
Of course they've secretly believed this for years. The genius of Trump is that he has forced them to reveal their true selves.
There is no way to debate or discuss this. These people are like the Nazi youth. They are completely brainwashed. They will never stop.
(This post was last modified: 08-10-2018 10:04 PM by MrLemon.)
Quote: Prospective college students beware, university administrators are not only going through your educational history and social media feeds to see what you’ve said in the past, they’re now looking to discriminate against you based on whom you follow.
In a post on his website Shear Social Media, attorney Bradley Shear told the story of a client who was asked by a “prestigious college” why he followed conspiracy theorist Alex Jones on Twitter.
“We are not talking about applicants who are retweeting alleged hate speech, alleged ‘Fake News,’ or alleged hoaxes,” Shear wrote. “We are talking about just following a Twitter feed of someone whose views are frowned upon by members of an admissions committee.”
Shear’s 17-year-old client had never “liked” or retweeted any content from Jones or his website InfoWars, but just following Jones was enough for him to be questioned. When Shear looked into the digital history of the college admissions interviewer who asked the teenager about Jones, he discovered she was fan of Sen. Bernie Sanders (Socialst-VT).
Shear contacted the interviewer and stressed that such discrimination was unacceptable. “The college didn’t want any negative publicity about this matter so it quickly resolved the situation to my client’s satisfaction,” Shear wrote.
But this particular client was lucky, according to Shear. Many other students are rejected based on their social media history, including whom they follow (even if they follow that person because they don’t like them, as I do with many people I disagree with).
“Many college admissions offices such as Harvard are encouraging anyone who has ‘digital dirt’ on an applicant or accepted student to send it to the admissions department so they can reject an applicant or revoke an offer,” Shear wrote. “This happens regularly and finally made international headlines last year when Harvard revoked offers to at least 10 applicants based up their digital footprint. What is more troubling is that Harvard has lobbied for years against a social media privacy law for applicants that would ban colleges in Massachusetts from being able to request applicants verify their digital accounts and activities which may indicate their political or personal opinions.”
Remember that every single liberal in the USA believes that conservativism is hate speech, it is evil, and Trump is a dictator. That is 50% of the American public who believe deep in their hearts that it is their civic duty to destroy the other half of the country.
Of course they've secretly believed this for years. The genius of Trump is that he has forced them to reveal their true selves.
There is no way to debate or discuss this. These people are like the Nazi youth. They are completely brainwashed. They will never stop.
Great points, but I hate to nitpick (so I'll do it anyway):
The Nazi Youth were fit and virile, and worked like hell to improve themselves, and were nationalistic and cultured, compare them to much of the shambolic youth of today and the movements they're involved and its a solar system sized gap.
As an aside:
Using the term Nazi is playing into their hands, essentially qualifying yourself/ourselves "look we're not THAT bad", essentially a Jewish slur. Lets call it by their real name, what they actually were: National Socialists.
Also, the song is if from Soul Calibur 3, and I discovered the origin of "will commence again".
I'm addicted:
There is nothing else you will ever need to read on self improvement, but this, the greatest thread post in history follows in the link below, REQUIRED READING. READ TO END.
Home
RooshV.com
Search (Via Forum)
Member List
![[-]](images/collapse.gif)
The following 2 users Like Castelnau's post:
![[Image: Dj4XabjUYAABUlO.jpg]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dj4XabjUYAABUlO.jpg)
![[Image: Dj90vVTUUAEcERp.jpg]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dj90vVTUUAEcERp.jpg)
