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March 1, 2022
Apple pauses all product sales in Russia, pulls RT and Sputnik from App Stores outside of Russia
Another company cuts off Russian citizens.

March 2, 2022
Google Play blocks RT and Sputnik’s apps in Europe
The latest of many blocks and restrictions.

Some of what’s happened:

TikTok, Meta, and YouTube have blocked RT’s accounts in Europe, making them inaccessible to users within the EU.
Google, Microsoft, Twitter, and Facebook have restricted or altogether banned Russian government-backed media outlets from selling ads globally.
Microsoft and Roku removed RT’s apps from their app stores.
Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram will include a label on all posts containing URLs from Russian state-backed media.
DirecTV is pulling RT from its TV service, effective immediately.

In case you suddenly wanted to share the news with other concerned parents that the vaccines should not be given to your kids, I’ve got some bad news: your cell phone will block you from texting this information if you’re a T-Mobile customer. That’s right: our cell phone companies now want to decide what we can send to other people.

T-Mobile is blocking some of its customers, including this reporter, from texting a link to an article featuring Robert Malone, the mRNA vaccine pioneer who is critical of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines and claims he "almost died" from Moderna's second dose.

This reporter, a T-Mobile customer, texted the WND article to another T-Mobile customer and a Verizon customer to test Malone's claim. Neither received the text with the article link, but they did get texts with the WND.com home page, showing the domain itself is not blocked.

T-Mobile denies that it is blocking anything, of course, but who believes them?

Following the British playbook from World War I, the "democratic" West has blacked out Russia's media outlets
What are they afraid of, their cause being oh-so-just? Check out what Intel Slava is reporting.

https://t.me/s/intelslava?source=patrick.net

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The UK's most senior military officer has warned of a new threat posed by Russia to communications and internet cables that run under the sea.

But the reality is that an understanding of this threat is anything but new. And it is the UK which first pioneered the technique of cable-cutting just over a century ago.

At the outbreak of World War One, Britain had the most advanced undersea telegraph cable system. It wrapped around the world, due to the reach of the British Empire. The dominant position offered an opportunity and strategists were determined to make the most of it. But first, German cables had to be dealt with.

https://lilarajiva.com/2022/03/15/gonzalo-lira-nato-false-flag-coming-soon/?source=patrick.net

Gonzalo Lira, on the ground in Kharkov, explains why he thinks a NATO false-flag is in the making. Well, in Victoria Nuland’s testimony to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, she tacitly admitted the existence of germ warfare labs run by the US in the Ukraine, so the US and its Ukrainian puppet are going to have to answer questions about genocide in the Donbas. Putin is a lawyer, and he knows exactly what constitutes a genocide under international law, so this is no exaggeration.  It is the palpable fear of being held accountable for this and other war crimes that drives US/NATO’s more and more hysterical moves, according to Andrei Martyanov.  It was thus that we had the Mariupol hospital bombing allegation, on which I blogged,  a relatively quick counter-attack on the psychological front. That was soon deconstructed, but it has bought time for NATO to come up with a more effective and dangerous false-flag employing chemical weapons, that will provide the pretext for NATO/US to intervene directly.

Christian Perronne is a doctor and university professor specializing in tropical pathologies and emerging infectious diseases. During his career, he has chaired many top-level health committees, including the French Specialist Committee for Communicable Diseases, and the High Council on Public Health (HCSP), which advises the government on public health policy and vaccination policy, where he wrote France's vaccination policy for many years.

After he started objecting to many of the French Covid policies from the beginning in March 2020, including lockdowns, suppressed treatments, mandatory masks and the vaccines, calling it "completely stupid" and "unethical", he was fired from his positions, deleted by social media corporation while National Council of the Order of Physicians instigated legal action against him.

He is a member of the Bonsens association working for an urgent change in policy.

https://wikispooks.com/wiki/Christian_Perronne?source=patrick.net

This segment has been taken from a 90-minute video of the hearing, which can be viewed in its entirety here:
https://rumble.com/vstshy-eng-sub-georgiu-perronne-yim-ochs-debate-vaccines-at-the-luxembourg-parliam.html?source=patrick.net

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More about the missile in Donetsk:

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/3/14/ukraine-missile-debris-kill-16-in-donetsk-separatists?source=patrick.net

Terrible video of dead civilians here:

https://article.wn.com/view/2022/03/14/an_allegedly_ukrainian_tochkau_missile_against_ukrainian_civ/?source=patrick.net

March 16, 2022
Social platform Minds and Daryl Davis explain new anti-censorship project
A new paper highlights why de-platforming is bad. ...

The team at Minds and Davis published a research paper outlining how “de-platforming actually intensifies extremism.” The study found that when extremist content is removed from social media platforms, it often leads to the creation of new, more extreme versions of the same content on different platforms.

The researchers argue that a new approach to online moderation is necessary, one that takes into account the long-term implications of the modern trend to shut down voices and celebrate de-platforming.

From the paper:

“The research found significant evidence that censorship and de-platforming can promote and amplify, rather than suppress, cognitive radicalization and even violent extremism. Shutting down accounts accused of violating hate-speech policies and misinformation often shifts those banned individuals to alternative platforms where their narrative of long-suffering victimhood is further refined.”

Even perfectly true facts, such as the existence of exactly two sexes, is now deplatformed as "hate speech".

March 21, 2022
New copyright bill appears to push for internet upload filters
As if the DMCA isn't bad enough.

The public government campaign to pressure Big Tech platforms such as Twitter to crack down on supposed misinformation violates the U.S. Constitution, according to a new lawsuit.

U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy has repeatedly pressed Twitter and other platforms to suppress COVID-19 misinformation, while White House press secretary Jen Psaki has said President Joe Biden thinks it’s the responsibility of social media companies to “stop amplifying untrustworthy content, disinformation, and misinformation, especially related to COVID-19, vaccinations, and elections.”

Those and similar statements made clear the government was demanding action and was contemplating penalties against platforms that did not ramp up censorship, the 65-page suit asserts.

Murthy, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and other Biden administration officials “are not simply colluding with, but instrumentalizing Twitter and other technology companies to effectuate their goal of silencing opinions that diverge from the White House’s messaging on COVID-19,” it says, adding, “That commandeering transforms the Surgeon General’s initiative into government action.”

Alleging the government effort led directly to their suspension from Twitter, three critics of lockdowns and other harsh policies imposed in response to COVID-19 sued HHS, Murthy, and HHS Director Xavier Becerra.

Scientist Mark Changizi, attorney Michael Senger, and stay-at-home father Daniel Kotzin want a federal court in Ohio to declare that the effort violated the First Amendment of the Constitution...

Professor Carl Heneghan, who heads the University of Oxford’s Center for Evidence-Based Medicine, got locked out of his Twitter account that has over 100K followers last weekend for sharing a link to a Mail on Sunday story about an Oxford study into the Covid death toll in the UK.

The study found that the 164,000 number may be exaggerated, thanks to errors in the way fatal outcomes were recorded in hospitals and nursing homes.