Hey guys, welcome back to the show. This episode is going to be a review of the film You Can't Watch

This, which is due to be released this coming Wednesday, May 15th.

I'm not sure if everyone has been hearing about this film yet, but if you haven't, trust me, you will be, but I can almost guarantee you that you're

already familiar with the team behind it.

This movie was directed by George Lulen-John and produced by Kaylin Robertson, the same team who was

also involved in making the film's farmlands, panorama,

and the upcoming documentary, Borderless, all of which we have discussed here on this channel before.

That's a pretty dang impressive portfolio to have as a filmmaker if you ask me.

And I think those films kind of give you an idea of the type of subjects that Kalin and George

are interested in.

The murder and robbery of white South African farmers, bias in the BBC and human trafficking

in the Mediterranean are all important issues that just do not get enough attention.

And the same can be said about online censorship, which is exactly what you can't watch

this covers.

The film explores the online silencing of five figures.

Alex Jones, Paul Joseph Watson, Laura Lumer, Gavin McKinness, and Tommy Robinson.

For anyone who hasn't seen it yet, here is a quick look at the trailer.

He calls Zuckerberg's power unprecedented and an American.

Listen, this is not just targeting one side of the political spectrum.

He says it's the first time that the High Court will examine free speech rights and social media.

This is a monopoly. There is no competition and there's no accountability.

Facebook or Google are not government actors.

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