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Senate Quietly Passes The “Countering Disinformation And Propaganda Act”
Another, perhaps even more dangerous and limiting to civil rights and freedom of speech bill passed on December 8
While we wait to see if and when the Senate will pass (and president will sign) Bill “H.R. 6393, Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2017″, which was passed by the House at the end of November with an overwhelming majority and which seeks to crack down on websites suspected of conducting Russian propaganda and calling for the US government to “counter active measures by Russia to exert covert influence … carried out in coordination with, or at the behest of, political leaders or the security services of the Russian Federation and the role of the Russian Federation has been hidden or not acknowledged publicly,” another, perhaps even more dangerous and limiting to civil rights and freedom of speech bill passed on December 8.
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Let the life of Hitler begin. If people thought they did not have free speech before get ready to feel the burning of it now.
The dumbed down trendy's won't say a word because they are to thick in the head to realize sooner or later this will come after them too.
What's that saying , First they cam for the Jews and I said nothing because I wasn't Jewish , then they came for.................................... so on and so on at the end it says " Then they came for me , but there wasn't anybody left to speak for me.
Keep up trendy's your screwing yourselves supporting this bs.
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HERE IS A LITTLE HISTORY LESSON FOR THOSE WHO FAIL TO KNOW IT :
Censorship in Nazi Germany - History Learning Site
Censorship was rampant throughout Nazi Germany. Censorship ensured that Germans could only see what the Nazi hierarchy wanted people to see, hear what they wanted them to hear and read only what the Nazis deemed acceptable. The Nazi police dealt with anyone who went outside of these boundaries. Censorship dominated the lives of the ordinary citizen in Nazi Germany.
Another, perhaps even more dangerous and limiting to civil rights and freedom of speech bill passed on December 8
While we wait to see if and when the Senate will pass (and president will sign) Bill “H.R. 6393, Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2017″, which was passed by the House at the end of November with an overwhelming majority and which seeks to crack down on websites suspected of conducting Russian propaganda and calling for the US government to “counter active measures by Russia to exert covert influence … carried out in coordination with, or at the behest of, political leaders or the security services of the Russian Federation and the role of the Russian Federation has been hidden or not acknowledged publicly,” another, perhaps even more dangerous and limiting to civil rights and freedom of speech bill passed on December 8.
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Let the life of Hitler begin. If people thought they did not have free speech before get ready to feel the burning of it now.
The dumbed down trendy's won't say a word because they are to thick in the head to realize sooner or later this will come after them too.
What's that saying , First they cam for the Jews and I said nothing because I wasn't Jewish , then they came for.................................... so on and so on at the end it says " Then they came for me , but there wasn't anybody left to speak for me.
Keep up trendy's your screwing yourselves supporting this bs.
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HERE IS A LITTLE HISTORY LESSON FOR THOSE WHO FAIL TO KNOW IT :
Censorship in Nazi Germany - History Learning Site
Censorship was rampant throughout Nazi Germany. Censorship ensured that Germans could only see what the Nazi hierarchy wanted people to see, hear what they wanted them to hear and read only what the Nazis deemed acceptable. The Nazi police dealt with anyone who went outside of these boundaries. Censorship dominated the lives of the ordinary citizen in Nazi Germany.
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