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private companies can print what they want and they have ability to remove what they want.

In China they have to put on the content that they're told to. One day all of the facts in about 30 years time will be published.

When genocide has been carried out in this country almost within Trinity and when it is the

me at confliction, people talk about intervention. They will be met with fire, fury, and frankly power, the likes of which this world has never seen before. Welcome. Welcome to Angry Planet, I'm Matthew Galt.

And I'm Jason Field.

Well, it finally happened.

Twitter has finally suspended Trump's account. After the capital riots on January 6,

tech companies such as Google, Apple, and Twitter took the unprecedented step of

invoking their First Amendment rights and removing several users from their

various platforms.

And I just want to remind everyone that the 1958 Supreme Court decision in N-W-A-C-P versus Alabama

outlined an implied part of the First Amendment, that of freedom of association.

But is this big tech censorship?

Are private companies silencing conservative voices or merely deciding who they want to do

business with?

And what part does

disinformation and the very real consequences we saw play out on

January 6 play into that. Is Twitter the New Town Square or just another site on among a sea of

websites. Well here to help us figure out some of this is Dr Alexi Drew. Drew is a

postdoctoral research associate at the Policy Institute at Kings College London and on Monday she published the policy paper with the eye- grabbing headline

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