Posted on 11/23/2018 8:52:49 PM PST by E. Pluribus Unum
I’ve got bad news and I’ve got good news.
First the bad news.
There are still powerful corporate cartels, criminals, terrorists and rogue nations out there with bad intentions and plans, and the means to carry them out.
I’ve been warning you about the Google-Facebook nexus and how it literally threatens the future of free speech, free press and free elections. (For a primer on this subject, I cannot recommend highly enough the new movie “The Creepy Line.”)
We at WND.com, after 21 years as the pioneer in independent online news site, are fighting for our very survival against this threat, along with most of our colleagues. It’s an uphill battle, and the odds are against us. But the threat is bigger than that. It extends far beyond free speech to America’s ability to maintain a free society in which the people actually control their own destiny. Again, I urge you and your friends and family members to take the time to learn what’s at stake by seeing “The Creepy Line,” today if possible. Don’t put it off. Time is short. Spread the word.
Meanwhile, there are still other bad actors out there – stealing the future. North Korea might not be firing rockets around the globe in a game of nuclear blackmail, but, in the last two years it has stolen $571 million in cryptocurrencies, a new report says. That’s $571 million of a total of $882 million stolen worldwide.
What does one problem have to do with another? Maybe you don’t understand the potential the future of the blockchain has for saving us all from the first threat – and putting the leftists at Google and Facebook in their place.
Yes, there really is a cryptocurrency future, though it needs to be safe, secure and reliable – with...
(Excerpt) Read more at wnd.com ...
Nice pitch by WND to boost the value of their cryptocurrency pick when you go to the source article.
Ever since I installed a pi-hole DNS server on my router I never see ANY advertising. ANY. EVER.
Don’t use Google or Facebook. You will live without them.
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I find your lack of faith in Google..........disturbing.
;)
The most odd thing of all is FReepers complaining about WND, a real source of journalism which is not being propped up by leftists, actually seeks to generate revenues and pay its employees a living wage.
Imagine that: advertising, capitalism, exercising first amendment rights, and they’re pro-conservative and President Trump.
We are used to getting all our news for “free” except the whole point of this documentary is that the services of Google and Facebook aren’t really free. We have sold our souls, literally. We are the primary product of Google and Facebook.
Trailers and shorts for “The Creepy Line”
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=the+creepy+line+full+movie
What do you use to replace Google?
DuckDuckGo
Try it.
Changed it in Opera v60.
Thanks!
I think DuckDuckGo is powered by Google. It may protect your personal browsing history which is good, but the results still will be manipulated to show pro-lib / anti-America links first. (I’m not an IT person, but have read that in the past.)
Brave for the browser.
Duck Duck Go for search engine.
Proton for email.
No facebook, twitter, instagram...
Paraphrasing Nancy Reagan, “just say ‘no’”, when it comes to using Google.
I’ve been on Duck-Duck-go for over a year now, and lovin’ it.
I haven’t used gargle in years. Don’t even speak their name.
Google Nationalism
DuckDuckGo Nationalism
See the difference?
Ixquick works for me.
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