FROM THE WEEK:
Trump prosecution: FBI raid on Florida home was deep state setup with White House input (Report)
U.S. Education: Downsizing of higher education (Article)
Ukraine: Russia is depopulating the border and calling it peace (Article)
Los Angeles County: Corruption in the District Attorney’s office (Report)
Turkey: Update (Article)
U.S. Residential water heaters:: To cost $1,000 more under new regulations (Report)
COVID vaccination: Will kill all recipients within 3 – 5 years? (Report)
More COVID: The U.S. Lied about vaccination safety (Report)
Still more COVID: Vaccinated more likely than unvaccinated to be infected (Report)
Chaos at UCLA as demonstrators block entry of other students (Report)
War: After UAV’s in Ukraine, will never be the same (Article)
U.S. Government: Imposes trans agenda (bathrooms, pronouns) upon all U.S. Employers (Report)
Still More COVID: Reproductive damage from vaccinations in Canada (Report)
Criminalizing Christianity? A troublesome new law transitting U.S. Congress (Article)
U.S. Election: Update re Maricopa County presidential election anomalies (Article)
Replacing American engineers with cheaper foreigners (Report)
A CIIA plot against Trump? (Report)
U.S. Food: Chicken prices to follow beef skyward? (Report)
U.S. Federal Reserve: Less in bank deposits somehow is more? (Report)
Univ. of Ca: Now discriminates using parental income and education (Report)
The U.S. Economy: Purposeful destruction? (Article)
Science: New battery recharges in seconds (Report)
Censorship: U.S. Government returns to “influencing” social media (Report)
Nebraska: Joins sound money, anti CBDC states (Report)
Electric Vehicles: Woeful lag of U.S. Charging station progress (Report)
U.S. Censorship: Continues to expand (Article)
U.S. Energy: Politicized pseudoscience (Article)
U.S. Elections: Illegal voting by noncitizens (Report)
U.S. Economy: A credit warning (Article)
U.S. Military: Anytime, Anywhere (Article)
Chicago: 2 dead, 16 wounded in weekend shootings (Report)
A naked woman was arrested breaking into neighbor’s home (Report)
EDITORIAL: The Browser Wars?
Wr know that places like China and Russia try to limit their peopl’s access to the World Wide Web, providing a government approved local iniative instead. We have heard that North Korea een executes some for venturing outside the limits of government approved browsing. That moat be true; governments are universally nervous about any opposition. It is after all their job to overcome it.
We have learned too that the U.S. Government has set up censorship of the internet using the big tech companies as its surrogaes. People quesioning the approved government propaganda are increasinly silenced or kicked off some websites. Microsoft et al appear to have been recruted into the government’s censorship program.
Based solely upon this writer’s current experience, one must wonder whether the various browser suppliers have been recruited into this program. Browsers increasingly averse to visiting sites displaying unaproved versions of reality would suggest that. Whether that is appearing in present browsing experience would be difficult to demonstrate. That should likely enhance the temptation of government censors …