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10/15/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Canadian man sentenced to 9 months behind bars for “Holocaust denial”
Kenneth Paulin, a 51-year-old Ontario resident, became the first person in Canada sentenced to nine months in jail under hate speech laws for denying the Holocaust and spreading antisemitic rhetoric online. Prosecutors cited Paulin’s social media activity – which included calling Jews “demons,” mocking Holocaust survivors and claiming “six million didn’t happen but it should’ve.” Authorities […]
10/15/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Qatari military facility in Idaho sparks debate over sovereignty and foreign influence
Qatar will establish a military facility at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho, a rare instance of a foreign power operating on U.S. soil. The agreement allows Qatar to station F-15 fighter jets and pilots for joint training, though it is not considered a sovereign Qatari base. The deal is part of deepening U.S.-Qatar […]
10/14/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Chief architect of sabotaging Trump-Musk ties REASSIGNED to India
President Donald Trump has reassigned Sergio Gor, the head of the White House Presidential Personnel Office (PPO), to become the Ambassador to India. The reassignment follows reported friction – notably a clash with Elon Musk over Gor’s opposition to the NASA nomination of Musk’s associate, Jared Isaacman, which led Musk to brand Gor “a snake.” White […]
10/13/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Dominion Voting Systems REBRANDS as Liberty Vote under new ownership
Dominion Voting Systems has been sold and rebranded as Liberty Vote – with the acquisition led by Scott Leiendecker, a Missouri-based tech entrepreneur and former Republican election official. The sale was finalized in late September, transitioning Dominion into a fully American-owned company. Liberty Vote emphasizes paper-based voting systems, auditability and domestic staffing/software development to restore public […]
10/13/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Mexico’s plan to criminalize memes threatens foundation of free speech
A new legislative proposal, the “Anti-Sticker Law,” has been introduced in Mexico to criminalize the creation or sharing of digitally altered content (like memes and deepfakes) intended to ridicule, harass or damage a person’s reputation. The law would impose prison sentences of three to six years and significant fines for violations, with penalties increasing by […]
10/11/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Tunisian man sentenced to DEATH for Facebook posts freed after presidential pardon
Saber Ben Chouchane, a Tunisian man sentenced to death for critical Facebook posts about President Kais Saied and other officials, was freed after a presidential pardon following international outcry. The case was prosecuted under Decree 54, a 2022 cybercrime law criminalizing “false news” and insults against officials, widely used to target critics since Saied dissolved […]
10/07/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Signal messaging app threatens exit from Europe amid Brussels’ war on encryption
Encrypted messaging app Signal warns it will withdraw from Europe entirely rather than comply with an EU proposal forcing tech companies to break encryption, calling the plan “dangerous” and unworkable. The legislation would require platforms like WhatsApp and Signal to scan all messages in real time before encryption, effectively eliminating private communication and enabling government […]
10/02/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Swiss man faces jail for asserting biological truth in Facebook post: There are only TWO GENDERS
Swiss instrument repairman Emanuel Brunisholz was convicted and sentenced to 10 days in prison for refusing to pay a fine over a Facebook post affirming that biological sex is determined by skeletal structure, dismissing gender ideology as “mental illness.” Prosecutors charged Brunisholz under Switzerland’s expanded anti-discrimination laws (Article 261bis), claiming his scientifically accurate statement “denigrated […]
10/01/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
YouTube reaches $24.5M settlement with Trump in censorship lawsuit
YouTube has agreed to pay President Donald Trump and co-plaintiffs (including the American Conservative Union and Naomi Wolf) after suspending his channel post-Jan. 6. It follows earlier settlements from Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta ($25M) and Elon Musk’s X ($10M), revealing a pattern of censorship policies collapsing in court. YouTube suspended Trump’s account under false pretenses, reinstating it […]
09/29/2025
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By Ramon Tomey
Cancer patient harassed by U.K. law enforcement over Facebook post decries “bullying tactic” by police
A U.K.-based American cancer patient, Deborah Anderson, was visited by Thames Valley Police (TVP) over a vague Facebook post that allegedly “upset someone,” with no specific offense cited. The police pressured Anderson to apologize, framing it as protocol – a move she condemned as bullying designed to force self-censorship. While real crimes go uninvestigated, U.K. […]
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