Welcome back to New World next week. I'm James Corbett of Corporate Report.com.

And I'm James Evan Palado from Mediamonarchy.com. It's time to heed the Constitution.

We have got that Giants go-to-story plus Futurama suicide booths are here and now.

But first, right on cue again, again, the amazing coordination between nations.

James, turns out it's not just Brandon and his Disney showtune singing information

are. It's all over the world. Sixty countries signed declaration. and his Disney showtune singing information czar.

It's all over the world.

60 countries signed declaration to bolster resilience to, of course, combat disinformation and misinformation and misinformation.

Again, we take this from the fantastic reclaim the net.org.

Tyrants unite, the United States, and 60 partner countries, including the United Kingdom, of course, Canada, Australia, and members of the EU have signed a sweeping

declaration for the future of the internet, which commits to bolstering resilience, to disinformation

and misinformation and misinformation, and somehow upholding free speech rights while

also censoring harmful content. The White House framed the Declaration as something that

supports freedom and privacy by focusing on its commitments to protect human rights,

the free flow of privacy, information, yada, yada, blah. The EU put out, shockingly similar talking points and

claimed that those who signed onto the Declaration support a future Internet that's open, free,

global, interoperable, reliable, and secure. Something I believe it was before they were involved.

However, the commitments in the Declaration are vague and often conflicting. For example,

the Declaration makes multiple commitments to upholding freedom of expression, yet also commits

to bolstering resilience to disinformation and misinformation. It also contains the seemingly

contradictory commitment of ensuring the right to freedom of expression is protected

when governments and platforms censor content that they deem to be harmful. That sounds double plus good.

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