Brendan Carr Exposes Big Tech’s Censorship Cartel
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Posted 4 days ago
**Censorship Cartel: A Threat to Constitutional Freedoms**
In a striking letter published this week, Brendan Carr, a Commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), has taken a bold stand against the rampant censorship perpetrated by major tech giants, directly challenging their involvement in silencing conservative voices.
Carr's four-page missive addressed the CEOs of Facebook, Google, Apple, and Microsoft, highlighting their roles in what he termed an "improper conduct" aimed at suppressing First Amendment rights.
According to Carr, these corporations are not merely platforms for free expression but have engaged in the creation of a censorship cartel that systematically labels and silences news outlets that deviate from the mainstream narrative.
“Big Tech companies silenced Americans for doing nothing more than exercising their First Amendment rights,” Carr stated, emphasizing the gravity of the situation.
He denounced the collaboration between tech companies and various entities, including media monitors and governmental organizations, to defund and demonetize conservative and independent news outlets.
The implications of Carr’s claims are profound, revealing a coordinated effort to undermine constitutional freedoms that should be equally available to all Americans, regardless of their political beliefs.
Further compounding this issue, Carr pointed to organizations like NewsGuard, which he accused of systematically targeting conservative media to advance a politically motivated agenda.
Despite masquerading as a non-partisan fact-checking organization, NewsGuard's history has shown a persistent bias against pro-Trump media, leading to detrimental economic consequences for these outlets.
In fact, a 2019 investigation revealed that conservative sites were twice as likely to be labeled as unreliable compared to their liberal counterparts.
This imbalance raises serious questions about the motives behind such ratings and the extent of government involvement in supporting these partisan operations.
Carr's letter is a clarion call for action: the censorship cartel must be dismantled to restore the original intent of the First Amendment, which safeguards both the right to speak and the right to be heard.
As this situation unfolds, it becomes increasingly evident that the fight against censorship and for fair treatment of conservative voices is one of the most critical battles of our time.
The American public deserves transparency and fairness in media representation, and the actions of these tech giants have put that fundamental principle at risk.
Moving forward, it will be crucial for lawmakers and the public alike to hold these companies accountable and ensure that the voices of all Americans can be heard without fear of suppression.
Sources:
thepostmillennial.com
thegatewaypundit.com
infowars.com
In a striking letter published this week, Brendan Carr, a Commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), has taken a bold stand against the rampant censorship perpetrated by major tech giants, directly challenging their involvement in silencing conservative voices.
Carr's four-page missive addressed the CEOs of Facebook, Google, Apple, and Microsoft, highlighting their roles in what he termed an "improper conduct" aimed at suppressing First Amendment rights.
According to Carr, these corporations are not merely platforms for free expression but have engaged in the creation of a censorship cartel that systematically labels and silences news outlets that deviate from the mainstream narrative.
“Big Tech companies silenced Americans for doing nothing more than exercising their First Amendment rights,” Carr stated, emphasizing the gravity of the situation.
He denounced the collaboration between tech companies and various entities, including media monitors and governmental organizations, to defund and demonetize conservative and independent news outlets.
The implications of Carr’s claims are profound, revealing a coordinated effort to undermine constitutional freedoms that should be equally available to all Americans, regardless of their political beliefs.
Further compounding this issue, Carr pointed to organizations like NewsGuard, which he accused of systematically targeting conservative media to advance a politically motivated agenda.
Despite masquerading as a non-partisan fact-checking organization, NewsGuard's history has shown a persistent bias against pro-Trump media, leading to detrimental economic consequences for these outlets.
In fact, a 2019 investigation revealed that conservative sites were twice as likely to be labeled as unreliable compared to their liberal counterparts.
This imbalance raises serious questions about the motives behind such ratings and the extent of government involvement in supporting these partisan operations.
Carr's letter is a clarion call for action: the censorship cartel must be dismantled to restore the original intent of the First Amendment, which safeguards both the right to speak and the right to be heard.
As this situation unfolds, it becomes increasingly evident that the fight against censorship and for fair treatment of conservative voices is one of the most critical battles of our time.
The American public deserves transparency and fairness in media representation, and the actions of these tech giants have put that fundamental principle at risk.
Moving forward, it will be crucial for lawmakers and the public alike to hold these companies accountable and ensure that the voices of all Americans can be heard without fear of suppression.
Sources:
thepostmillennial.com
thegatewaypundit.com
infowars.com
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