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The Most Dangerous Censorship

This is the effect of the institutional exploitation of the internet, of corporate algorithms that thrive on controversy and division: the degradation of the soul as a source of profit.

Invisible but present, and far from the eyes of the public

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US government seizes dozens of US website domains connected to Iran

The US government unilaterally censoring websites on a global scale based on vague “disinformation” claims. Glad we can be assured this power definitely won’t be abused or copied, or backfire

The United States government has seized dozens of US website domains connected to Iran, linked to what the US says are disinformation efforts, a US national security official told CNN.

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Children are wonderful. I can lazily waggle my fingers, and my son is dripping with smiles, totally enraptured by the unlimited possibility of being. Adults watch world-champion gymnastics and are like, "Didn't exactly nail that landing, did she?"

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Because everything with McAfee is complicated, it turns out he was still born American after all -- he was merely born outside the United States. I regret regretting the error.

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Turns out McAfee was American, but born British. I regret the error.

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Europe should not extradite those accused of non-violent crimes to a court system so unfair—and prison system so cruel—that native-born defendants would rather die than become subject to it. Julian Assange could be next. Until the system is reformed, a moratorium should remain.

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Peter McCormack

@PeterMcCormack

· 9時間

*Breaking* John McAfee found dead in his prison cell, this after Spanish courts agreed to extradite him.

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Transparency Int'l

@anticorruption

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Today is World Whistleblowers Day 2021 and we celebrate the people who come forward to speak out against fraud, abuse & corruption. Join us! #WWBD2021

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In the text: I support whistleblowers. In the image, we see fists raised as a sign of power. Some hands also hold banners with images of whistles.

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This is hugely significant for young people across the country.

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ACLU

@ACLU

· 13時間

BREAKING: The Supreme Court upheld 50 million young people’s free speech rights today in an important decision that reaffirmed that students outside school retain the right to express themselves freely.

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The Most Dangerous Censorship

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For fear of intolerance, many of today's best minds in so-called free, democratic states have stopped trying to say what they think and feel and have fallen silent.

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Ksenija Pavlovic McAteer

@ksenijapavlovic

It’s pretty amazing that

is quoting one of my favorite Serbian writers Danilo Kiš here and his views on censorship. So many parallels as to what is happening with the growing trend of censorship in the world today.

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Edward Snowden

@Snowden

· 6月22日

This is the effect of the institutional exploitation of the internet, of corporate algorithms that thrive on controversy and division: the degradation of the soul as a source of profit. edwardsnowden.substack.com/p/on-censorshi

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on how democratic societies have perfected weapons of censorship far more effective than imprisoning dissidents: an endless array of societal structures and incentives for rewarding obedience and punishing dissent:

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Edward Snowden

@Snowden

· 6月22日

The more censorship happens at this level, the more its very existence is hidden from the public. edwardsnowden.substack.com/p/on-censorshi

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Lsjourney

@lsjourneys

6月21日

.38e. | lsjourney.com/?p=1612 Happy birthday, handsome Papa

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Brian

@ItIsWhatItIsGuy

· 6月22日

返信先: @ItIsWhatItIsGuyさん, @Snowdenさん

The pentagon has released more information on the real tech out that the occult has than you have. Maybe its because your a member of the occult.

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The Most Dangerous Censorship

The more censorship happens at this level, the more its very existence is hidden from the public.

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Edward Snowden on privacy, on liberty, on Substack

Dimitri Lascaris

@dimitrilascaris

6月20日

Edward Snowden: 'The depredations of surveillance have become more entrenched, with the capabilities that used to be the province of governments now in the hands of private companies, too, which employ them to track, tether us and attenuate our freedoms.'

Continuing Ed

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DiEM25

@DiEM_25

6月18日

On June 5, on the edge of Lake Geneva,

@davide_dormino

's bronze sculptures, depicting the two whistleblowers

"Anything to Say" art exhibition inaugurated in Geneva in support of Julian Assange - Julijana Zita

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, and journalist Julian #Assange, were officially inaugurated. By

@julijana_zita

#FreeAssange

Art project ‘Anything to Say?’’ by sculptor and DiEM25 member Davide Dormino, was officially inaugurated on Saturday, June 5, in Geneva.

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One history of the Internet is the history of the individual's disempowerment, as governments and businesses both sought to monitor and profit from what had fundamentally been a user-to-user or peer-to-peer relationship. (Read the rest here: edwardsnowden.substack.com/p/lifting-the-)

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Job Opening: Senior Security Engineer

6月17日

Looking for a challenge? Here's a chance to protect the most impactful sources at the most important newsrooms in the world:

Freedom of the Press Foundation (FPF), a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting, defending and empowering public-interest journalism, is looking for a full-time Senior Security Engineer to...

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Christophe Deloire

@cdeloire

6月17日

In Hong-Kong, hallucinating chapter of the chronicle of a death foretold (of the freedom of the press). 500 police officers to arrest 5 media professionals at Apple Daily headquarters. We should never give up. #PressFreedom rsf.org/en/news/hong-k

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Frank Bajak

@fbajak

6月17日

It’s the 30th anniversary of Pretty Good Privacy. It has served us well. Thanks, Phil Zimmerman. And check out the Joe Biden connection: wired.com/2012/12/joe-bi

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Edward Snowden

@Snowden

· 6月16日

"I wanted PGP to be used for human rights applications—to spread all over the world, especially to places where people needed protection from their own governments. But I couldn't say that out loud, because it would help the prosecutor prove intent." philzimmermann.com/EN/essays/PGP_

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Edward Snowden on privacy, on liberty, on Substack

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⁩ substack connecting the dots between ubiquitous digital surveillance and our increasingly maddening culture wars is exactly what we need right now. Excited to see where this goes.

Continuing Ed

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EFF

@EFF

6月16日

In a quick look back over 30 years of Pretty Good Privacy (PGP), its creator, Phil Zimmermann, says "the need for protecting our right to a private conversation has never been stronger. " We agree.

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@Snowden

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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie | Official Author Website

6月16日

"...young people are terrified to tweet. The assumption of good faith is dead. What matters is not goodness but the appearance of goodness. We are no longer human beings. We are now angels jostling to out-angel one another. God help us. It is obscene."

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is an acclaimed Nigerian author. Her work has been translated into over thirty languages and has appeared in various publications, including The New Yorker, Granta, The O....

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