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Censorship Industry Decoded, Ep. 2: Proxies, Pretexts & Predicates In this vid, I explain a handy set of concepts as a guide to the brain of the typical "censorship industry insider" at stakeholder meetings & thought leader deliberations on what to censor next & how to do it.

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Quinstervor 3 Jahren

Mike, fantastic message. ‘Democracy changed from consensus of the individuals to consensus of the institutions’ 🔥 I had to dig though hundreds of your posts to find this Part2 to your pinned post. Others likely looking for it too. Consider adding it to your pinned post

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Newbomb Turk's Punchvor 3 Jahren

Thanks for reposting this and laying this out in an articulate manner with layman's terms that a goof like me can understand.

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Victor Poulosvor 3 Jahren

Brexit and Trump (populist uprisings) broke the brains of the western elites. A no holds barred reactionary neo-communism is and continues to be the response.

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Jim Odellvor 1 Jahr

Wow! Mike you are so thorough and detailed in your analysis. Your understanding of the long history of censorship is amazing. I’ve said this before, you are a national treasure.

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Victor Poulosvor 3 Jahren

"Climate Change" is a predicate.

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Shilohvor 3 Jahren

Wow! Scary stuff. Makes Joseph Goebbels look like an amateur.

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Connie Cainvor 2 Jahren

I do not understand how one group can change the definition of "democracy" without letting everyone else know. Let me check my on-line dictionary.

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Karen Leavor 1 Jahr

@ScottAdamsSays I learn so much listening to Mike Benz

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Ghost of the Kerner Optics Bldgsvor 3 Jahren

u gotta cut these vids down. 2min at most.

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