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Clyde Lewis

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🗓️ 6 March 2024

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Summary

We live in a time where writers, editors, reporters, and columnists are targeted for their thoughts and speech. In Washington State, Senate Bill 5427 would allow private individuals to report "bias incidents" to the State Attorney General's Office. In reality, this would create a "tattletale hotline" which would undermine legitimate criminal investigations and curtail free speech. The Progressives and Marxists who sponsored this bill say it is intended to help victims of "hate crimes" before a crime ever happens. As George Orwell predicted, telling the truth will become a revolutionary act. If the government can control speech. it can control the minds of its citizens. Tonight on Ground Zero (7-10pm pacific time), Clyde Lewis talks about BIG BROTHER'S KEEPER - BIAS INCIDENTS, THOUGHT CRIME, AND THE 1984 OF EVERYTHING. Listen Live: https://groundzero.radio Archived Shows: https://aftermath.media

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0:00.0	I'm Clyde Lewis and you're about to listen to a sample of today's Ground Zero show.
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0:07.9	media. I'm Clyde Lewis and this is Brown Zero.
0:17.0	The numbers to call to 9503 2250 860.
0:24.4	That's 503 2250860.
0:30.0	Many people realize that the corporate media is feeding them
0:40.3	vacuous dishonest information.
0:43.0	Consequently, people are hungering for independent media,
0:47.0	arguably a key to maintaining independence and media,
0:50.0	is rejected reliance on big money sources, and it makes it tough for a lot of us.
0:57.0	And so we make deal with what little we have and that's why we ask you to subscribe to
1:00.4	aftermath. Media. Aftermath. Aftermath. Media keeps this show on the air, keeps us thriving, and also when you
1:12.3	support our sponsors that also keeps us on the air as well.
1:17.0	There are moments, I mean, we like to pursue news freely, we like to be able to get the information out to you without having any kind of
1:26.5	You know corporate shutdown or telling us that we can't
1:29.8	Report on certain things because there are moments
1:33.4	when stories provoke consternation and this has less to do with factual inaccuracies
1:39.2	it's it's just news organizations
1:42.4	they call themselves real news just news
1:43.0	that call themselves real news are cause for concern because, well, it's hard to
1:50.0	find real news, find news that people want to hear, and sometimes it's indistinguishable from the
1:56.6	mainstream. It's indistinguishable from corporate media. And so we have all kinds of, I guess you could call them monopolies on media.
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